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I am displaying UAT on someone else's web based application. The system is quite large with tens of forms, and hundreds of different input fields, overall, it seems well-made and usable.

One thing I have seen is that it sounds awkward for me, the link I click on, actually fulfills a post request (the details of the page in which I want), on that page Already, with the reaction that redirects to a page which I want I can do this for some pages that have changed the data - it will obviously force the system to save data without the user. However, this behavior is also not used on pages of any user input.

Why is this done? It seems to be some major recession in the system.

If this is a help, then this system is written using JSF.

I will not pretend to be a developer who has worked w / JSF widely. However, I have created many web applications on other technologies.

Generally speaking, sending additional data for navigation using POST requests increases data load and may cause a small recession in speed, usually due to navigation. The best practice to request a GET is to post post requests are generally saved for those situations where an action is taken, which requires supportive data.

Now for postings, to get a redirect in response, it is weird and you can create the same meltdown as you spend, instead of one, I will ask two network requests, "why not Just means the link on the page that I am being restored? " The only answer I could understand was, a custom created session management that does not use cookies or URL session parameters.

There may be more reason for this, but that type of design seems unnecessary and honestly whatever reason I'm sure is a better way of implementing the system to do this.


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