Oracle 8i OAS ip address

Hello
I use a Oracle Application server4.0 with Oracle8.1.6 & Solaris 2.7/
In my PL/SQL procedure(for web), I want to Know the client IP address.
But, when I use "owa_sec.get_client_ip"(return owa_util.ip_address) I can't get a correct result.
What shall I do?
My code is
Create Or Replace Procedure p_iptest
IS
ipaddr owa_util.ip_address;
v_count number;
Begin
ipaddr := owa_sec.get_client_ip;
htp.p('<html><head></head><body>');
v_count := ipaddr.count;
htp.p(v_count);
IF ipaddr IS NULL THEN
htp.p('yes');
ELSE
htp.p('no');
htp.p(TO_CHAR(ipaddr(1)));
htp.p(TO_CHAR(ipaddr(2)));
htp.p(TO_CHAR(ipaddr(3)));
htp.p(TO_CHAR(ipaddr(4)));
END IF;
htp.p('</body></html>');
END p_iptest;
I get a result
0 no Content-type:text/html Content-length :31 0 no
help me!!!!
P.S : PL/SQL Toolkit was installed

You can use owa_util.get_cgi_env('REMOTE_ADDR');
I hope help you....

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