(e) In JSF framework, when using h:commandButton, a web form is submitted to the server through an HTTP POST request. Th

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(e) In JSF framework, when using h:commandButton, a web form is submitted to the server through an HTTP POST request. Th

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(e) In JSF framework, when using h:commandButton, a web form is submitted to the server through an HTTP POST request. This does not provide the expected security features mainly when refreshing/reloading the server response in the web browser. Explain this problem and give an example. What is the mechanism that is used to solve this problem? [8 marks]
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