How to restrict spring controller to process duplicate get requests from browser [closed]












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I'm working on one application which is based on spring MVC architecture. We have a controller method of request type GET and returns some jsp after some calculations.
Before page got rendered completely on browser window,user can refresh the page continuously. This is increasing the page load time .To get rid of performance issues,I would like to handle these duplicate requests at back end.

Please suggest the best way to handle these kind of scenarios at back end.






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    You can add a servlet filter for this scenario
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I'm working on one application which is based on spring MVC architecture. We have a controller method of request type GET and returns some jsp after some calculations.
Before page got rendered completely on browser window,user can refresh the page continuously. This is increasing the page load time .To get rid of performance issues,I would like to handle these duplicate requests at back end.

Please suggest the best way to handle these kind of scenarios at back end.






spring spring-mvc spring-security spring-filter







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closed as too broad by dur, Hovercraft Full Of Eels, eyllanesc, sideshowbarker, Makyen Nov 17 at 0:29


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    You can add a servlet filter for this scenario
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    Nov 12 at 13:38














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I'm working on one application which is based on spring MVC architecture. We have a controller method of request type GET and returns some jsp after some calculations.
Before page got rendered completely on browser window,user can refresh the page continuously. This is increasing the page load time .To get rid of performance issues,I would like to handle these duplicate requests at back end.

Please suggest the best way to handle these kind of scenarios at back end.






spring spring-mvc spring-security spring-filter







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I'm working on one application which is based on spring MVC architecture. We have a controller method of request type GET and returns some jsp after some calculations.
Before page got rendered completely on browser window,user can refresh the page continuously. This is increasing the page load time .To get rid of performance issues,I would like to handle these duplicate requests at back end.

Please suggest the best way to handle these kind of scenarios at back end.






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closed as too broad by dur, Hovercraft Full Of Eels, eyllanesc, sideshowbarker, Makyen Nov 17 at 0:29


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    You can add a servlet filter for this scenario
    – akuma8
    Nov 12 at 13:38














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    You can add a servlet filter for this scenario
    – akuma8
    Nov 12 at 13:38








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You can add a servlet filter for this scenario
– akuma8
Nov 12 at 13:38




You can add a servlet filter for this scenario
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It is possible to reduce by some steps:




  • You can use cache on the backend using Infispan or EhCache using
    spring Cache , so if the result was generated and done it would cache it and gives response without calculating again

  • Actually you can redirect from calls to another controller , that use
    would not trigger the same endpoint many times , but it will request
    another which will not affect one you mentioned


Here is tutorial on spring Cache




  • https://www.baeldung.com/spring-cache-tutorial


I know one more thing which is called Post redirect Get , in this case user could sumbit form only one time after that will be redirected to another endpoint and subsequent calls on refresh button will call it.



Here is userful link :




  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post/Redirect/Get


I think this is helpful.






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    It is possible to reduce by some steps:




    • You can use cache on the backend using Infispan or EhCache using
      spring Cache , so if the result was generated and done it would cache it and gives response without calculating again

    • Actually you can redirect from calls to another controller , that use
      would not trigger the same endpoint many times , but it will request
      another which will not affect one you mentioned


    Here is tutorial on spring Cache




    • https://www.baeldung.com/spring-cache-tutorial


    I know one more thing which is called Post redirect Get , in this case user could sumbit form only one time after that will be redirected to another endpoint and subsequent calls on refresh button will call it.



    Here is userful link :




    • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post/Redirect/Get


    I think this is helpful.






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      It is possible to reduce by some steps:




      • You can use cache on the backend using Infispan or EhCache using
        spring Cache , so if the result was generated and done it would cache it and gives response without calculating again

      • Actually you can redirect from calls to another controller , that use
        would not trigger the same endpoint many times , but it will request
        another which will not affect one you mentioned


      Here is tutorial on spring Cache




      • https://www.baeldung.com/spring-cache-tutorial


      I know one more thing which is called Post redirect Get , in this case user could sumbit form only one time after that will be redirected to another endpoint and subsequent calls on refresh button will call it.



      Here is userful link :




      • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post/Redirect/Get


      I think this is helpful.






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        It is possible to reduce by some steps:




        • You can use cache on the backend using Infispan or EhCache using
          spring Cache , so if the result was generated and done it would cache it and gives response without calculating again

        • Actually you can redirect from calls to another controller , that use
          would not trigger the same endpoint many times , but it will request
          another which will not affect one you mentioned


        Here is tutorial on spring Cache




        • https://www.baeldung.com/spring-cache-tutorial


        I know one more thing which is called Post redirect Get , in this case user could sumbit form only one time after that will be redirected to another endpoint and subsequent calls on refresh button will call it.



        Here is userful link :




        • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post/Redirect/Get


        I think this is helpful.






        share|improve this answer














        It is possible to reduce by some steps:




        • You can use cache on the backend using Infispan or EhCache using
          spring Cache , so if the result was generated and done it would cache it and gives response without calculating again

        • Actually you can redirect from calls to another controller , that use
          would not trigger the same endpoint many times , but it will request
          another which will not affect one you mentioned


        Here is tutorial on spring Cache




        • https://www.baeldung.com/spring-cache-tutorial


        I know one more thing which is called Post redirect Get , in this case user could sumbit form only one time after that will be redirected to another endpoint and subsequent calls on refresh button will call it.



        Here is userful link :




        • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post/Redirect/Get


        I think this is helpful.







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