Machine IP Address

Hello,
Does anybody on this list know how to get the IP address of the
current machine using Forte?
I was originally going to use the registry entry but it seems
that the IP address in Win 95 is not stored in the same place on each
machine. Besides I would prefer something less platform specific.
The machine name may also be usefull.
Thanxs in advance
David McPaul

Hi Paul,
You can get the ip address by using external connection
myconn : externalconnection = new;
ipaddr : textdata;
ipaddr = myconn.getdotaddress ();
you have the ip address.
This is platform independent
hope this helps
ashok segu
McPaul David wrote:
Hello,
Does anybody on this list know how to get the IP address of the
current machine using Forte?
I was originally going to use the registry entry but it seems
that the IP address in Win 95 is not stored in the same place on each
machine. Besides I would prefer something less platform specific.
The machine name may also be usefull.
Thanxs in advance
David McPaul

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