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This Example shows how to use of response filter in Java Servlet. Filter reads own initial parameters and adds its value to the response.

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This Example shows how to use of response filter in Java Servlet. Filter reads own initial parameters and adds its value to the response. Use the init-param child element of the filter element to declare the initialization parameter and its value. Inside the filter, access the init parameter by calling the FilterConfig object's getInitParameter method.


 

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