Getting the servlet alias programatically

Does anyone know if there is a way to specify the servlet's alias in the same way that one can find the context with request.getContextPath()? It seems a pity to have to hard code the alias name?
Thanks.

Maybe this could help
Variables as found in Perl (I think) and Servlet EquivalentPATH_INFO          =              request.getPathInfo()
PATH_TRANSLATED =     request.getPathTranslated()
SCRIPT_NAME        =          request.getServletPath()

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