Getting Web Script URL from java bean

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lilyh

Hello,
I have a java bean that calls a web script to create different sized renditions of an image.

// Get WebScript Service Endpoint
      String wsUrl = this.getResizeimagewebscripturl();
      if (wsUrl != null && wsUrl.length() != 0)
      {
         // Prepare HTTP Connection
         HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
         GetMethod get = new GetMethod(wsUrl);

         // Add request headers
         get.addRequestHeader( "Cache-control", "no-cache" );

         // Make sure ticket is the first parameter
         NameValuePair[] kvps =
               new NameValuePair[]{new NameValuePair("ticket", ticket),
               new NameValuePair("ref", sourcePath),
         get.setQueryString(kvps);
         try {
            // execute the GET
            …
         } catch( Throwable err ) {
            // throw exception
         } finally {
            // release any connection resources used by the method
         }
      }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

my wsUrl is retreived from a custom-config properties file.

resizeimagewebscripturl=http://localhost:8080/alfresco/wcservice/au/com/seedim/imagemanagement/resize‍

The above code works but I want to change the resizeimagewebscripturl property to just the context path and not have the host and port hard coded.

resizeimagewebscripturl=/alfresco/wcservice/au/com/seedim/imagemanagement/resize‍

and from within my java bean I want to dynamically retrieve the host and port. That way I'd only need the context path of my web script from the properties file.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I have tried everything I could think of but with no success.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

britto

hai  lilyh


    can u  explain your code briefly

especially     new NameValuePair("ref", sourcePath),
         get.setQueryString(kvps);
regards
britto