How can a servlet differentiate between client errors (like 404) and server errors (like 500)?
- By analyzing the response object
- By checking the servlet context
- By examining the exception type
- By inspecting the request object
A servlet can differentiate between client errors (e.g., 404) and server errors (e.g., 500) by examining the type of exception that occurred, typically accessed through the exception handling mechanism.
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