ServletRequest / HttpServletRequest
posted 22 years ago
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Hi
Please verify the Answer to the question below is (3). According to me , the answer should be (4) since in a JSP the implicit object available is HttpServletRequest and not ServletRequest.
Question:
For the JSP scopes of request and page, what type of object is used to store the attributes?
Choices
1.HttpServletRequest and ServletContext
2.ServletRequest and ServletConfig
3.ServletRequest and PageContext
4.HttpServlerRequest and PageContext
5.ServletConfig for both
Answer : 3
Please verify the Answer to the question below is (3). According to me , the answer should be (4) since in a JSP the implicit object available is HttpServletRequest and not ServletRequest.
Question:
For the JSP scopes of request and page, what type of object is used to store the attributes?
Choices
1.HttpServletRequest and ServletContext
2.ServletRequest and ServletConfig
3.ServletRequest and PageContext
4.HttpServlerRequest and PageContext
5.ServletConfig for both
Answer : 3
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posted 22 years ago
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The answer is 3. ServletRequest declares getAttribute and setAttribute method. HttpServletRequest inherits those object containing methods from ServletRequest object.
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posted 22 years ago
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Thanks Dong
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