通过编程将本地网络IP放入命令提示符

Question

Just as others have asked for other languages, I would like to know how I get the local network IP into the command line (Windows 7) without passing it as a parameter. From this I know it is not saved as an environment variable, although I can see:

USERDNSDOMAIN=COMPANY.LOCAL
USERDOMAIN=COMPANY

I want to write a script that passes the local network IP address to a Java program and I cannot access the Java program itself.

EDIT: No, ipconfig won't do because I would have to parse the result. I want a single variable.

Answer 1

This will get the IPv4 address of a network adapter. You may have to add more find statements to filter out some IP addresses of irrelevant adapters

for /F "delims=: tokens=2" %%G IN ('ipconfig^|find "IPv4"^|find /v " 169."') DO (set IP=%%G)
echo %IP%
pause

Alternatively, you can try parsing the output of netstat in a similar way