I looked for this information in ServletConfig, in ServletContext, in JVMID

ServletConfig or ServletContext do not have anything (at least I do not see anything),

The newsgroups recommend the following code

public static String getLocalUrlString()
{
String urlString;
JVMID jvmid = JVMID.localID();
urlString = jvmid.getHostAddress();
weblogic.rjvm.Protocol proto
=weblogic.rjvm.Protocol.getDefaultProtocol();
int port = jvmid.getPort(proto);
return urlString + ISoapConstants.SCHEME_DELIMITER + port;
}

I also tried

weblogic.rjvm.Protocol does not exist in current version, and I did not get any real information inside JVMID

Also tried JVMID.localID().ports(), which returns null

System.getProperty("weblogic.system.bindAddr"); or weblogic.system.listenPort property,

getProperty returns null

Tried also another approach from the newsgroups - JwsContext.

...
/** @common:context */
JwsContext context;
...
String myPort = context.getService().getURL().getPort();
String myUrl = context.getService().getURL().toString();

context is null

None of them worked.

Do you have any other ideas?

All those ideas I found in the newsgroups were to the previos version(s) of weblogic - up to 8.1. I have not found anything specific to 9.2

Login to Weblogic console. At the top left corner, click the Change Center > Lock & Edit. Under Domain Structure, click Environment > Servers. On the right window, click Congiguration Tab > General option. You will see the server port and Ip address. Hope this help.

Mikew

Any luck figuring this out? i need to get the same info during servlet init.