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testing delete request
In my HttpServlet I have overriden the method doDelete(HttpServletReques
If not, is there any other unit testing package that can handle delete requests in addition to get and post?
If not, is there any other unit testing package that can handle delete requests in addition to get and post?
CEHJ
What is a 'delete request'?
Oh i see - as in the opposite of PUT. That and DELETE are uncommonly implemented or supported
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>> In my HttpServlet I have overriden the method doDelete(HttpServletReques
>Unless you have a specific reason to do this then you shouldn't.
Why not? I need to serve a delete request. If I didn't do it this way then I will just have to create a seperate "DeleteServlet" and in its doPost() I would do the deletion. But I think it would be cleaner to just override doDelete(), no?
>Unless you have a specific reason to do this then you shouldn't.
Why not? I need to serve a delete request. If I didn't do it this way then I will just have to create a seperate "DeleteServlet" and in its doPost() I would do the deletion. But I think it would be cleaner to just override doDelete(), no?
> I need to serve a delete request.
What do you mean by a delete request?
The DELETE method requests that the origin server delete the resource identified by the Request-URI. If this is what you want then it is a "specific reason", if it is a more general delete request then a seperate interface may be more appropriate.
What do you mean by a delete request?
The DELETE method requests that the origin server delete the resource identified by the Request-URI. If this is what you want then it is a "specific reason", if it is a more general delete request then a seperate interface may be more appropriate.
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