diff mvc1 and mvc2
wahts is mean by servlet chaining?
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Answer / shiv kumar
in mvc1 client send the request to the jsp,which is used
for both controlling and persentation.
while, in mvc2 client send the request to controller that
is servlet,servlet receives the request,process the
request,send the response to the client using jsp/html
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Answer / shiv kumar
in mvc1 client send the request to the jsp,which is used
for both controlling and persentation.
while, in mvc2 client send the request to controller that
is servlet,servlet receives the request,process the
request,send the response to the client using jsp/html
the passing of response object from one servlet as request
to another Servlet, is also called as Servlet Chaining.
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Answer / sandya
Application control is decentralized in Mvc1 architecture.
Since the next page to be displayed is determined by the
logic embedded in the current page. Decentralized
navigation control can cause headaches when requirements
keep changing.
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