RE: webfacing & IP address... -- WEB400

Shane,

If you are running this application thru WDSC, you will receive the
127.0.0.1 as the return IP address. If you deploy this application to a WAS
server on your iSeries, you will get the 10.69.4.25.

Nick W. Mart
Programmer Analyst
Solutions, Inc.
2311 West 18th Street
PO Box 857
Spencer, IA 51301
 
712-262-4520  ext. 33

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Subject: RE: [WEB400] webfacing & IP address...

Nick,

Thanks for the reply and the code...I tried it out and it didn't work for 
me...

It showed my IP address as 127.0.0.1...however I did an "ipconfig" in a 
dos prompt and it showed my IP address as 10.69.4.25...

do I need to do something to my HTTP server config to get this to work?

Shane



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Shane,

We had a need for IP address as well. Here is an example that we used for
this. This source was shared by Wilfried Blankertz. He is one of the 
authors
of the Mastering the IBM WebFacing Tool Redbook.

CLIENTIPF Display File

A*%%TS  DD  20050804  083715  nick        REL-V5.0.1  WDSc 
A**************************************************************************
A*%%EC 
A                                      DSPSIZ(24 80 *DS3) 
A                                      CHGINPDFT 
A                                      INDARA 
A                                      CF03(03 'exit') 
A          R F01 
A*%%TS  DD  20050804  083549  nick        REL-V5.0.1  WDSc 
A            CLIENTIP      15A  H 
A*%%WB 19 FLD 
A                                  2  3'Remote IPAdr' 
A                                      DSPATR(HI) 
A            TEXT1        512A  B  4  3CNTFLD(64) 
A                                      COLOR(BLU) 
A                                      DSPATR(UL) 
A                                      CHECK(LC) 
A                                 13  3'F3=Exit' 
A*%%GP SCREEN1    01 
A*%%WB 18 REC 1 &{CLIENTIP}.value ="<%=request.getRemoteAddr() %>";

CLIENTIPR RPGLE Program

H Dftactgrp(*NO)

H Actgrp(*Caller)

 
//*************************************************************************

FclientIPF CF   E             WORKSTN USROPN

f                                     infds(wsinfds)

 

d/copy standard/qsrc,cpywsinfds

 

DQcmdExc          pr                  ExtPgm('QCMDEXC')

D CmdString                   3000    Options(*Varsize)

D                                     Const

D CmdLength                     15P 5 Const

D CmdOpt                         3    Options(*NoPass)

D                                     Const

 

D CmdString       S           1024

 

 /Free 
... 1 ...+... 2 ...+... 3 ...+... 4 ...+... 5 ...+... 6 ...+... 7 ...
    open clientIPF; 
    write f01; 
 
    clear CmdString; 
    clear Text1; 
    Text1 = 'Show  Remote IP-Address pl. hit Enter...'; 
    clear clientIP;  // webfacing runtime fills this field 
 
    dow  (not *in03); 
      Exfmt F01; 
 
      if clientIp <> ' ' ; 
   // via TCP/IP Sockets 
        CmdString = 'ping ' 
                    + '''' + clientIp + ''' ' ; 
        Text1 = CmdString; 
        QcmdExc( CmdString : %Len(CmdString)); 
      else; 
        Text1 = 'Sorry.. i am not in Webfacing-Session....... '; 
      endif; 
 
    enddo; 
 
    CLOSE clientIPF; 
 
    RETURN; 
 
 /End-Free



 


Nick W. Mart
Programmer Analyst
Solutions, Inc.
2311 West 18th Street
PO Box 857
Spencer, IA 51301
 
712-262-4520  ext. 33
-----Original Message-----
From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
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Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 7:43 AM
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Subject: [WEB400] webfacing & IP address...

Does anyone know if it's possible to obtain the IP address of a client 
running a webfaced application?...if so, how might I go about capturing 
this?

Shane