How does filter ordering affect the processing of requests and responses in a servlet application?
- Filter ordering has no impact on processing
- Filters are always processed in a random order
- Filters are processed in the order they are declared
- Filters are processed in the reverse order they are declared
Filter ordering affects the processing of requests and responses in a servlet application. They are processed in the reverse order they are declared in the deployment descriptor, affecting the sequence of their execution.
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