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The document discusses how servlet initialization parameters allow values to be passed to servlets without needing to recompile when the values change. Initialization parameters are defined in the web.xml file and can be accessed in servlets through the ServletConfig interface. This avoids having to edit servlet files when information is modified, as changes only need to be made in the deployment descriptor. The document also provides an overview of HTTP status codes and common methods for setting status codes in servlet responses.
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