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| Subject: | Re: GET and POST Methods Accepted |
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| Date: | Thu, 13 Oct 2005 03:02:35 -0000 (GMT) |
I have seen this recently on J2EE sites and CGI (PERL, PYTHON, Binary).
I know for a fact that this part of the Java servlet spec (POST's and GET's look exactly the same to servlet handler). It gets confusing if the POST request has parameters in the URL and the body which is legal. Oddly the practice of encoding query parameters in the body of POST requests is not part of HTTP spec, and as near as I can tell it started with NCSA Mosaic and has been used ever since.
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