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Syam_Prasad
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Thursday, October 25, 2001 08:38 AM
If I want to call any method from the class I can declare an object of that type and call method. For Ex. I have one method in my class which returns httpsession. public class AppRequest { public HttpSession getHttpSession() { HttpSession objHttpSession; return HttpSession; } } Now every time I call method of HttpSession I call this method to get HttpSession like this. I can do this in two ways. Ist one. public void setValues(AppRequest obj) { HttpSession httpSession = obj.getHttpSession(); httpSession.setAttribute("key", "value"); } or 2nd one. public void setValues(AppRequest obj) { o
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If I want to call any method from the class I can declare an object of that type and call method.
For Ex.
I have one method in my class which returns httpsession.
public class AppRequest {
public HttpSession getHttpSession() {
HttpSession objHttpSession;
return HttpSession;
} }
Now every time I call method of HttpSession I call this method to get HttpSession like this. I can do this in two ways.
Ist one.
public void setValues(AppRequest obj) {
HttpSession httpSession = obj.getHttpSession();
httpSession.setAttribute("key", "value");
}
or 2nd one.
public void setValues(AppRequest obj) {
obj.getHttpSession.setAttribute("key", "value")
}
The method which I am calling and the method which returns HttpSession are in two different classes.
which way is better and also will there be any performance difference/ memory storage.
I really appreaciate your cooperation.
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