How to detect remote (client) host name or remote host address?

Hello!
I need to receive remote host name or remote IP address in the BSP controller DO_REQUEST method. How to do it?
In Java I can use getRemoteAddr() or getRemoteHost() methods of HttpServletRequest class. But in the BSP I can not find analogues of these methods.
Please help
Best regards,
Eugeny

Hi,
I guess there is something "cleaner", but here is a solution:
DATA l_host TYPE string.
l_host = me->request->if_http_entity~get_header_field( '~remote_addr' ).
Regards,
Tanguy

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