How can an HTTP servlet differentiate between GET and POST requests?
- Checking the request type in the doGet and doPost methods.
- The HTTP servlet cannot differentiate between GET and POST requests.
- Using the HttpServletRequest method getMethod()
- Using the requestType attribute in the web.xml file.
An HTTP servlet can differentiate between GET and POST requests by using the HttpServletRequest method getMethod(), which returns the HTTP method of the request (e.g., "GET" or "POST"). This allows the servlet to determine the type of request being made.
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