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Nick
Hi,
I have a web site and web services that are in separate projects but hosted
on the same machine.
The web site calls the web services via LocalHost to access the business
logic.
What I want is for the web services to see basically the same Request Object
(IP, Browser settings, etc.) that the web site sees.
Currently the IP the web services see is the localhost (127.0.0.1) if they
are called from the web site but the external browser IP if called directly.
The idea is that the Web Services will work the same (recording IP, browser
type, etc.) in both cases.
Is it possible to do this in the code of the web site somehow (overwriting
headers, cookies)?
Thanks
Nick
I have a web site and web services that are in separate projects but hosted
on the same machine.
The web site calls the web services via LocalHost to access the business
logic.
What I want is for the web services to see basically the same Request Object
(IP, Browser settings, etc.) that the web site sees.
Currently the IP the web services see is the localhost (127.0.0.1) if they
are called from the web site but the external browser IP if called directly.
The idea is that the Web Services will work the same (recording IP, browser
type, etc.) in both cases.
Is it possible to do this in the code of the web site somehow (overwriting
headers, cookies)?
Thanks
Nick