request.servervariables

Setting HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR server variable in classic ASP

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问题 I need to set the HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR value in the Request.ServerVariables collection. I'm trying with Fiddler (see this article). So I set up a custom HTTP request: GET http://myhost/ HTTP/1.1 http_x_forwarded_for: my.fake.ip.1, my.fake.ip.2 Host: myhost. The request is correctly executed. But when I debug the code, the Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR") is empty. Where am I wrong? Is Fiddler the correct tool? 回答1: The header you are sending should be x-forwarded-for . The

asp.net mvc when should i read servervariables?

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问题 When is the apropriate time (part of code) that i can gather information from servervariables? I mean, i have tried calling this string temp = Request.ServerVariables.Get("HTTP_REMOTE_USER"); in the Controller constructor, but i am getting a nullpointerexception, while in an action it works properly. And it just doesnt seem very clean to call it in each action.. 回答1: You could define a property in your controller or Base Controller: protected string HttpRemoteUser { get { return Request

asp.net mvc when should i read servervariables?

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When is the apropriate time (part of code) that i can gather information from servervariables? I mean, i have tried calling this string temp = Request.ServerVariables.Get("HTTP_REMOTE_USER"); in the Controller constructor, but i am getting a nullpointerexception, while in an action it works properly. And it just doesnt seem very clean to call it in each action.. You could define a property in your controller or Base Controller: protected string HttpRemoteUser { get { return Request.ServerVariables.Get("HTTP_REMOTE_USER"); } } And then call this property in your actions instead of Request

How to access ServerVariables in AspnetCore 1.0

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In exisiting .Net Web Site, Server Variables is accessed using HttpContext.Current.Request.ServerVariables["HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE"] How to access the ServerVariables in AspnetCore 1.0 Web Application? While debugging inside controller, this.HttpContext.Features does not contain IServerVariablesFeature . Okay, I am not going to directly answer your question. I am going to try and throw some light on why this server variable is not a problem anymore. "HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE" is a server variable that IIS & .NET used to facilitate on ASP.NET framework to communicate content language with the

How to access ServerVariables in AspnetCore 1.0

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问题 In exisiting .Net Web Site, Server Variables is accessed using HttpContext.Current.Request.ServerVariables["HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE"] How to access the ServerVariables in AspnetCore 1.0 Web Application? While debugging inside controller, this.HttpContext.Features does not contain IServerVariablesFeature . 回答1: Okay, I am not going to directly answer your question. I am going to try and throw some light on why this server variable is not a problem anymore. "HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE" is a server