At 11:11 PM 16/12/99 -0800, you wrote:
>i don't even overload doPost() and doGet() anymore in my servlets - i go
>straight to service(). is that bad if i don't treat posting vs. getting
>differently? i can't imagine why, but in case anyone has a good reason not
>to do it that way i'd be happy to hear it.
If you look at the source for service in HttpServlet you'll see a lot of error
checking and validation that you won't have anymore.
What wrong with just having doPost call doGet and put your work into
doGet?
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