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client ip from tcpchannel

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Greg - 29 Jan 2004 17:51 GMT
Is there any way to get a socket object from a remoting channel object on server. I need client IP from remoting server. I have seen an example using a custom sink but that seems to be parsing http header. What about tcp channel? Any ideas?
TIA -Greg
Allen Anderson - 31 Jan 2004 06:37 GMT
you can get it with a custom sink on the tcp channel as well.  It's a
pain, but short of passing the client IP in as an actual parameter,
there isn't really an easier way.

Allen Anderson
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mailto: allen@put my website url here.com

>Is there any way to get a socket object from a remoting channel object on server. I need client IP from remoting server. I have seen an example using a custom sink but that seems to be parsing http header. What about tcp channel? Any ideas?
>TIA -Greg

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