Tutorial: Another Java Servlet Filter Most Web Applications Should
Have
\"Two Filters Every Web Application Should Have,\" but the theme to these types of filters is always the same — provide some type of functionality that will seriously help almost any web application.
Another Java Servlet Filter Most Web Applications Shou
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a nice user-friendly introduction to servlet filters is skipped, because you can find a perfectly good one with my previous article. Be sure you know what a servlet filter is before continuing, or else the code will make little sense.
The current HTTP specification is quite large and it is easy to only pay attention to the things that are forced upon you;
a web browser gets the content it uses to render a web page. Interesting if you haven\'t seen it before, but that is the greater point. If you haven\'t seen an HTTP request before, it is likely because you don\'t have to, when coding the average web application. The greater point being that the HTTP specification is full of all sorts of information, and the Servlet/JSP API doesn\'t necessarily reflect everything in the HTTP specification.
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Java and Security, Part 1
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2Way HTTP Compression Servlet Filter
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servlet-based enterprise Web applications - JavaWorld - December
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