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Capturing server details dynamically

siva_birt

Hi,
I need to capture (1)ipaddress of iServer hosting m/c (2) Management console password(assuming user is administrator) (3) Volume name. Can some one help me how to code in rptdesign file to capture this information?
Thanks....Siva

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johnw

Everything except the management console password is available in the reportContext object. Check the Working with Actuate BIRT documentation. The section on getting iServer environment variables is here: http://www.birt-exchange.com/be/documentation/R11SP3/BIRTRD/help/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm#href=UsingABIRT/API-iServer.19.01.html

siva_birt

Thank you very much. I am able to grab volume and user names. I could not locate the code for IPADDRESS of hosting m/c. Can u please guide me to find it? Also, any other suggestions about password?

averma

Hi siva_birt,<br />
Try the following for server ip<br />
<pre class='_prettyXprint _lang-auto _linenums:0'>
reportContext.getHttpServletRequest().getLocalAddr()
</pre>
Why would you need management console password in your BIRT report?

siva_birt

I need to send them as parameters to another birt report(report bursting)

siva_birt

Getting the error " Can not call the method "getLocalAddr""

siva_birt

I got it by using :
reportContext.getAppContext().get("ServerURL");

siva_birt

I got a better solution:
importPackage( Packages.java.net );
myownIP = new InetAddress.getLocalHost();
myownIP.getHostAddress();
Now, can someone help me, how to get password?

averma

I dont think you can get password, that would be a security violation. The workaround would be to customize your Information Console single-sign on (IPSE) mechanism.