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GenericServlet Vs HttpServlet In Java


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GenericServlet and HttpServlet in Java are both two servlet classes. Generic Servlet implements the Servlet interface and HttpServlet extends GenericServlet.

GenericServlet is super class of HttpServlet.

GenericServlet is protocol independent, whereas HttpServlet is protocol dependent.

GenericServlet is used for small data transfer and HttpServlet isd used for huge data transfer.

In GenericServlet we can't use cookies or HttpSession,i.e, session tracking is not possible.

HttpServlet overrides doGet() and doPost() methods. GenericServlet overrides service() method.





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