IP Address of the client/browser

In my WDA application I need to find out the IP address of the client/browser.
Is this available somewhere (attribute / method of the component controller?)??
Thanks,
Brad

Hi Brad,
Go to webdynpro application, of the created webdynpro component, there u find the URL ,the host name.
after that add that hostname in c:
windowssystem32\drivers\etc\hosts file.
for eg: 10.10.30.20 localhost
The ip adrress, will be either local host (if server installed in same system) or the ip adrress of the installed server system.
Cheers,
Mary

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