Hi!
Another web application (domain) call our application.
We want to determine in our application which domain call.
Thanks.
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!We want to determine in our application which domain call.
Capture the requesting IP and do a reverse DNS lookup, although that won't help you.
There's many clients which share IPs, via proxies, with many other clients.
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Hi!
Another web application (domain) call our application.
We want to determine in our application which domain call.
Thanks.
On Mar 14, 12:49*pm, "Tuncer Erhamza" <tunc...@webmer kezi.comwrote:
Hi!
Another web application (domain) call our application.
We want to determine in our application which domain call.
Thanks.
you may want to check Request.ServerV ariables["HTTP_X_FORWARD ED_FOR"],
and then, if that one's empty,
look in Request.ServerV ariables["REMOTE_ADD R"] ....something along
this lines.
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