Obtaining IP address of Java Web Service client

Hi
I am developing Web Services from simple Java classes for OC4J 10.1.2. I need to determine the IP addresses of the clients, which I can easily do when developing servlets but cannot see how to do this with a Web Service.
Any help gratefully received!

Rais,
This is currently not possible.
Rais wrote:
Hi,
If a remote java client(not an HTTP client but a normal java class) is looking
up for an EJB through JNDI,is there any way that I can get the IP address of the
client ?
Thanks
Rais

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