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>On occasion, I have needed to combine parameters from the input form (sent via
>a POST request) and the query parameters of the request URI. To do this, I
>have ignored the getParameter() call. Instead, I use both
>HttpUtils.parseQueryString() and HttpUtils.parsePostData(), and then combine
>the two resulting hashtables. That way, I can make my own rules about which
>source overrides the other, without depending on a servlet engine's possibly
>differing interpretation.
This seems to me the way it should work. I've been using this method for
CGI's for 2+ years now and I would think servlets would behave the same way
in this respect.
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