Martin, > If I go to www.AOL.com I am on their web-server
Yup. We're not talking about going to www.aol.com. We're talking about AOL customers browsing this dude's application, which is not hosted through AOL. > and if I check email I am submitting the request thru those same web > servers Huh? > If YOU can guarantee ME that they ARE NOT redirecting then as a way > to handle the special processing for aol you could do something > simple like check the HTTP_REFERER (to identify the requested URL) > You can also interrogate REMOTE_ADDR ~but all bets are off if its a > DHCP address! Again, I think you've got this all backward. There's no conflict with this guy's server IP address. If you are an AOL customer and browse the web (say, to a Tomcat-served webapp), you don't always look like you are coming from the same IP address. > Also as a FYI it would be a good idea to think twice on what you say > about in emails (especially of large corps). I am comfortable with my statements, and understand that these messages last practically forever in the archives. -chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
