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Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?

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Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / hitler

The get request send the data in the URL , it limited to 250
characters , the data is not secured .
The Post Request is better then get because it sending in Body
and the Data is no limitation .
Get Request is little bit faster then Post Request

Is This Answer Correct ?    22 Yes 0 No

Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / harini

get wil not encrypt the code

At the address bar it will show the complete adress where the page is forwarded.


where post will encrypt the code...
at the adress bar it will not show the complete details
it will encrypt the adress on the adress bar....

so, post is more secure where compared to get....

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Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / supraja

Security: GET is less secure compared to POST
POST is safer than GET

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 3 No

Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / vinay

when we request using get method the all data show on page and id with value show on URL , if any one make any change on URL id's values this change is affected on target page as well as source page also, So it show data in unsecured manner.

Using post we show only data on target page not showing id's values on URL ,so change will not be possible hence our data is show on target in secured manner.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 0 No

Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / bayareddy

GetRequest:combindly header & parameters goes to the
server,it carries below 250 characters only
PostRequest:headers & parameters are not combidly goes to
server, POST Request carries large amount of data,it carries
sensitive and large data

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Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / poojadayal1989

get request:we are using get REQUEST for retriving request
from server.

Post Request:post request forward request to server

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Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / praveen raturi

main() method is the entry point for any java program.
JVM call Classname.main() first without using the object of
that class.

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 10 No

Difference Between getRequest and PostRequest?..

Answer / sitaram

getrequest means before doing the work with request. This
is fully secure. PostRequest means after done the work take
the request. This is not secure.

For Example: suppose you are doing some updates in
production. first we need to managers approval. you are
doing work with managers approval. This is fully secure.
you aer done with out mangers approval. some times u can do
mistakes. This is not secure.

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