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Getting Local Port #

romanga

Hi,

I need help with understanding and getting a local port number that BIRT.EXE uses.

While running: netstat -anobv from cmd,
I get:
TCP 127.0.0.1:61291 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 6704
C:\WINDOWS\system32\WS2_32.dll
C:\BIRT\jre\bin\net.dll
-- unknown component(s) --
[BIRT.exe]

I need this 127.0.0.1:61291 as part of dynamically created URL links to BIRT reports.
For example:
<<<<<
I have 2 BIRT reports. The first contains HTML lists with URL links to another BIRT report. URL example:
http://127.0.0.1:61291/viewer/frameset?__report=C:\BIRT\workspace\rr\ChangeRequests_Report.rptdesign&__format=html&Infrastructure+Change+ID=CRQ000000003205&__overwrite=true&__locale=en_US&__timezone=Israel&__svg=false&__designer=true&__pageoverflow=0&__masterpage=true&__resourceFolder=C:\BIRT\Library\Resources
>>>>>>>

the problem is that port number 61291 sometimes changes, and as the result the links doesn't work.

Please advice me how can I get the local port # (in this case 61291 ) while running BIRT report.

thanks

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mwilliams

If you open the RCP designer (BIRT.exe) and go to window->preferences->report design->preview->preview server, you can set the port number that BIRT.exe uses. Maybe that will help. Let me know.

romanga

Yes, it works.

I defined specific port number into the place you told me, and from now Birt uses this port.

BUT.....
Yes, sure, this is a sulution... but it means that everyone who wants to use my application, should define same port... May be there is any possibility for getting port in run time?

thanks.

mwilliams

This should do it:

reportContext.getHttpServletRequest().getLocalPort();