The getContextPath() method in the java.util.HttpServletRequest interface returns the context path of the current request. The context path represents the portion of the requested URL that refers to the web application. It is used to differentiate between different web applications that may be deployed on the same server. This method is often used to construct URLs or to determine the current web application's root directory.
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