Hi @Jozy Sohail ,

Thanks for sharing.

I have read this article, and the solution proposed is to use site property. Is there any other solution available?

Sure Nyugen,

Will check and get back to you if I find a solution.

Hi @Stefan Weber ,

I just checked what you said and i found my domain name under DefaultDnsName.

Is this correct?

Reagrds,
Jozy Sohail

Yes. Sorry for the wrong parameter name. DefaultDnsName is correct.

Hi @NGUYEN DUC THOAN ,

Have a look what Stefan Weber said,

Hope it helps.

Hi @Stefan Weber ,

Thank you for sharing. The solution you provided helped me get the current domain name. Additionally, do you know of any other solutions aside from directly referencing the database? 

I haven't seen anyone mention built-in functions. It seems like there are no built-in functions currently that can solve this issue, right? 

Not as far as i know. As the dns name typically doesn't change you can set a high caching value on the aggregate where you retrieve the parameter to prevent multiple database roundtrips.

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Hi @Stefan Weber ,
I understand. I have solved my problem, so I will mark your answer as the solution. 

Regards,

Thoan

Greetings @Stefan Weber and the rest!

This will return the domain name only like "myenvironment.outsystemscloud.com" or any custom defined domain name e.g. your load balancers dns domain name.

<-  in case of a load balancer, where can we set this to return our new Load Balancer-provided address? Is it the Environment Hostname in Service Center or we have to change something else?

The documentation I found on load balancers is quite abstract on such topics..

Hi @Vaishali Shrivastava ,

I have checked the post that you shared. The solution there is similar to the one Stefan Weber mentioned above. Thank you!