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this is getting boring. It really seems to be the book with the most errors in it. I'm so.....arrghhh. It really seems to be that you have to read it so carefully to spot the many errors.
Which of the following methods will enable you to get one or more values set by a request object (all that apply)
1) getParameter(String name)
2) getAttribute(String name)
3) getAttributes()
4) getAllAttributes()
5) getAllParameters()
book answers 2 and 3. But getAttributes() does not exists for the request object. Or does it ?
This is question chapter 2 nr.12 from sybex
 
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You're right AFAIAC.
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Hi according to me, it is 1 & 2 Say what,ranchers?
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