Re: Server machine and listening port

Question

Is there a way to retrieve the machine a server is running on (and its listening
port) inside a Servlet or JSP?
Currently whenever I change the machine or listening port for a server (via the
console or the config.xml), I also need to find all Servlets and JSPs and alter
them accordingly to reflect the change. This becomes very tedious and cumbersome.
Thanks!

Answer 1

Hi Jamieson,
You can get to parameters like the server name and listen port using methods
of weblogic.management.configuration.ServerMBean
(http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs60/javadocs/index.html). For example, to get
the listen port, use something like this:
// Create an instance of ServerMBean
weblogic.management.configuration.ServerMBean servermbean =
weblogic.management.Admin.getServer();
// Get the listen port
int port = servermbean.getListenPort();
System.out.println("port = " + port);
// Get the server listenaddress
String listenAddress = servermbean.getListenAddress();
System.out.println("listenAddress = " + listenAddress);
// To get the SSL listenport, create an instance of SSLMBean from the
ServerMBean instance
weblogic.management.configuration.SSLMBean sslmbean = servermbean.getSSL();
// Now, get the SSL listenport
int sslport = sslmbean.getListenPort();
System.out.println("sslport = " + sslport);
Robert's suggestion of using relative URLs is even better, however!
- Ginny
"Jamieson Rivers" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Is there a way to retrieve the machine a server is running on (and itslistening
port) inside a Servlet or JSP?
Currently whenever I change the machine or listening port for a server(via the
console or the config.xml), I also need to find all Servlets and JSPs andalter
them accordingly to reflect the change. This becomes very tedious andcumbersome.
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Thanks!