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Question: What are the differences between GET and POST service methods?

Answer: Get
By using Get method in Session managment such as URL-rewriting we cannot get the data sent by URL-rewriting
Post
You can use post method without worrying about URL-rewriting.

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Question: What are the differences between GET and POST service methods?


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Get
By using Get method in Session managment such as URL-rewriting we cannot get the data sent by URL-rewriting
Post
You can use post method without worrying about URL-rewriting. Source: CoolInterview.com



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