Getting the system name from environmental variable

Sorry for not being clear!!

I have developed a small application in java and i have deployed that in tomcat server. I am accessing that application from a different machine. In my java program, if run try to get the system name from the environmental variable, it will be executed in the server and i will get the system name of the server. But i want to get the system name of the client.(i.e the name of the system where the user has opened the browser)... Am i clear atleast now?

nvraman_83a at 2007-7-15 2:46:15 >

Thanks,

I am using that information for some authentication purpose. I am getting the user name and password of the user from a pop up. But i cannot get the system name from the user in the pop up. For authentication, i will append the system name with the username.

For example: System name : system001

Username: john

I need to concatinate these two as system001\john and check if he is a valid user...

nvraman_83a at 2007-7-15 2:46:16 >

> I am sorry, i don't know how to get any information

> about the client machine from which the user is

> accessing the application. What should I use to get

> the IP address of the client system where the browser

> runs?

You will get this from the tomcat side. You understand this right?

cotton.ma at 2007-7-15 2:46:16 >