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creating object for ServletRequest Interface?

 
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Hi,
As the HttpServletRequest is an interface and we are creating the object for that interface in the service method.
How is this possible???
Is that the declaration then where that is defined???
Thanks
[ May 03, 2006: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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Originally posted by j@smin j@smin:
Hi,
As the HttpServletRequest is an interface and we are creating the object for that interface in the service method.
How is this possible???
Is that the declaration then where that is defined???
Thanks



Yes HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse, HttpSession etc are interfaces. Their implementation is provided by the respective Servlet containers e.g. Tomcat, WebLogic etc.

Regards,
Jass
 
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j@smin j@smin:
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This is not your first warning regarding your display name.

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