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Programmatically determine servlet container port etc. 1

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microserf

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Hi

I am writing a custom JSP tag and I need to be able to determine how the servlet container is configured. Specifically, I want to be able to do things like get a list of the port numbers in use and which schemes they are using (e.g. HTTPS on port 8443).

Is this possible?

I know I can manually read my server.xml file or whatever, but I need the JSP tag to be able to ask the servlet container.

Your help would be appreciated.

C
 
You could use HttpServletRequest.getServerPort() .

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Thanks, but using HttpServletRequest.getServerPort() would only tell me the port number that the request was using. It would not tell me about all of the ports that are configured, which is what I want.
 
No way of doing that using the standard servlet or JSP APIs.

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