JSTL pageContext

Use the following properties in an JSTL expression. For example: ${pageContext.request.serverName}.

• pageContext
  • .request
    • .characterEncoding - Encoding of the request
    • .contentType - MIME type of the request
    • .locale - User's locale
    • .locales - User's list of locales
    • .new - True if the server created a session, but the client hasn't joined it
    • .protocol - Request protocol. E.g. HTTP/1.1
    • .remoteAddr - Client's IP address
    • .remoteHost - Fully qualified host name of the client, or the IP address if the name name isn't defined
    • .scheme - scheme used for the current request: HTTP, HTTPS, etc.
    • .serverName - Name of the host that received the request
    • .serverPort - Port number the request came in on
    • .secure - True for an HTTPS (secure channel) request
  • .response
    • .bufferSize - Buffer size of the response
    • .characterEncoding - Encoding used for the response
    • .locale - Locale used for the response
    • .committed - True if request data was committed
  • servletContext
    • .majorVersion - Major version of the Servlet API the container supports
    • .minorVersion - Minor version of the Servlet API the container supports
    • .serverInfo - Name and version of the servlet container
    • .servletContextName - Name of the Web app, as specified by the display-name attribute in the deployment descriptor
  • session
    • .creationTime - Start of session in milliseconds since January 1, 1970, GMT
    • .id - A unique session identifier
    • .lastAccessedTime - Last session access time in milliseconds since January 1, 1970, GMT)
    • .maxInactiveInterval - Amount of time that can lapse with no activity before the session times out