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Latest Answer: in the mvc 1 all the view model and presention were keept at only one place but in mvc 2all thse thingshas putted together ...
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : Chandra Kumar

Latest Answer: It is the servlet container that is responsible for initializing and managing the servlet life cycle. ...
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : Raghavendra Kamat

What is the difference between Single Thread Model and Multi Thread Model?In which situation we use the Single Threaded Model?
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : madhu

Latest Answer: URL-Uniform Resource Locator & URI-Unifrom Resource Identifier. ...
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Latest Answer: In cookies, Session information is stored at client side in a folder called cookie, if the browser is set to cookie disable mode then this approach will not work.In URL rewriting, it is stored within each URL & attached with header. Except then cookies ...

Latest Answer: SingleThreadModel technique works well for low volume sites, it does not scale well.All requests that will come for the SingleThreadModel resource would be available only for one user at a time.   ...

Latest Answer: Cookies can store bit of information only, ie) less than 4kb of information can stored and 20 cookies per url and 300 users information can store. Every time server set the cookie it has to check whether it got stored or not by accessing the cookie with ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : dile_sahoo

Latest Answer: What I found is there is nothing called namedDispatcher. But there is a method called getNamedDispatcher() in servletcontext which is similar to getRequestDispatcher().              getNamedDispatcher() ...

Latest Answer: Yes. Non-distributed technologies would mean objects in a single JVM. Within a single JVM, objects are always passed by reference.When it comes to distributed, which means 2 JVMs running either on the same or different machines, objects are passed by ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : enjoy

Latest Answer: 20 cookies for per website and 300 cookies per uniqe user, also  they can limit each cookie's size to 4096 bytes. ...
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