Re: Checking which Webserver connects to the app'
Re: Checking which Webserver connects to the app'
- Subject: Re: Checking which Webserver connects to the app'
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2003 15:34:51 +0100
Hi Christian
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 03:01 pm, Christian Telepski wrote:
Thanks for that one,
we have a network in our institute and all request from there connect
to a different Webserver then all other visiting our site
(application).
I wanted to show the people from our network more information as all
others.
I first thought of making 2 applications but if i would make changes
in one of them i would have to do it on the other one as well.
Our people should get one menu item more to see and select.
I think both solutions are not the best way, because you can fake
them. at least the second.
The information for our employees is secret and no one else should
read it.
The request can tell you whether the request went through the web
server or not, that may be useful.
You could run two instances of the same application, each configured
for a different web server. Then use Application.port() to find whether
you are on the intranet or the public instance.
Cheers,
-- Denis.
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