How to catch server port number.

Hi All,
   I want to disaply host name & port number of present server in the textview.
   For Host name i have used following code. It's working great.
     InetAddress n=InetAddress.getLocalHost();
     String name=n.getHostName();
     wdContext.currentContextElement().setSn(name);
   In the same way i need The Server port number also. Can you give whcih calss i have to use to get port number. plase give me the solution.
Thanks and Regards
Praveen.D

Using WDURLGenerator.getAbsoluteWebResourceURL(deployableObjectPart); you will get the complete url then you need to have a logic to just take Hostname : hostport
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