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diff mvc1 and mvc2
wahts is mean by servlet chaining?



diff mvc1 and mvc2 wahts is mean by servlet chaining? ..

Answer / laxman

The response object from one servlet is passed as request to
another Servlet, this is called as Servlet Chaining.
the getServlet() method that is used in Servlet chaining is
deprecated and Sun's Javadoc specifies clearly that the business
logic to be shared by servlets to be put in a separate
non-servlet class. Also it would be good to put the
logic in separate class and just invoke the method
when required.
Cheers,
Gaya3

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