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How Filters Replace Servlets in the Java™ Platform Web Application Programming Model Kevin Jones Lead Scientist DevelopMentor Session 1208 Primary Purpose Understand how filters will come to replace Java™ Servlet API-based components (“Servlets”) in many scenarios especially when developing applications using MVC Session 1208 Learning Objectives • As a result of this presentation, you will be able to: – Write a Filter – Deploy a Filter – Understand Request and Response Wrappers – Understand how Filters can be used as controllers in an MVC style application Session 1208 Speaker’s Qualifications • Presenter Kevin Jones is a member of JSR-154 (Java™ Servlet 2.4 specification) • Presenter Kevin Jones is a member of JSR-152 (JavaServer Pages™, JSP™ 1.3 specification) • Presenter Kevin Jones writes regularly for JavaPro Magazine • Presenter Kevin Jones speaks frequently on Web Application technologies Session 1208 Using Filters in a Java Technology-based WebApplication • An application often needs a way to provide a set of services that are available throughout the application and web applications are no different • Filters allow us to provide those services, they are called both before and after a resource has been executed Session 1208 Presentation Agenda or Key Topic Areas • What is a filter? • How do I write filters? • What are wrappers? • What is an MVC application? • What problems does MVC have • How can filters solve those problems? Session 1208 What is a Filter? • Filter sits between client and requested resource – The resource could be a servlet/JSP page/HTML etc. – They are executed before/after the resource is executed – Request/Response c