Devendra Inamdar

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I think it shud be A,B and F
A- It's clearly Decorator pattern
B- When you extend HttpServletRequestWrapper, you are extending HttpServletRequest implementation.
F - A Filter should be able to modify the request header before passing it to servlet

Please correct me if I am wrong.
Dev
Hi Jas,
Yes, I did not look at any specs. Just got the concepts from HFSJ and tried to memorize the things they have adviced.
The HFSJ mock exam is good and I had also solved almost all mock exams available on Javaranch (http://faq.javaranch.com/view?ScwcdLinks)
Hope this helps.
All the best
Dev
Hi Ranchers,
Yesterday I passed SCWCD 1.4 with 88%. I was studying for this exam for last one month. Referred to only HFSJ. It rocks.
Since I work mainly in server side core java classes with few servlets, I have got very little exposure to concepts like JSTL, Custom Tags and Expression Language. But I must say it was very easy and great fun to learn these concepts from HFJS.
I am planning to take Business component and Web Services exams in next few months.
Looking forward to 'Head First Web Services'
Dev
Hi Everyone,
I have a static resource which is defined as webapps/myApp/home/index.html and I have defined mapping of a servlet in the same web app with URL pattern as "/home/index.html".
e.g. <servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>xyz</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/home/index.html</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
If a URL http://host ort/myApp/home/index.html is entered through browser, will it get the static resource index.html or invoke the servlet xyz?

thanks,
Dev
18 years ago