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@@ -45,15 +45,15 @@ use RuntimeException;
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* resource or collection of resources. For example adding or editing a new
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* object, or listing a set of objects.
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*
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- * You can access request parameters, using `$this->request`. The request object
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+ * You can access request parameters, using `$this->getRequest()`. The request object
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* contains all the POST, GET and FILES that were part of the request.
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*
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* After performing the required action, controllers are responsible for
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* creating a response. This usually takes the form of a generated `View`, or
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- * possibly a redirection to another URL. In either case `$this->response`
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+ * possibly a redirection to another URL. In either case `$this->getResponse()`
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* allows you to manipulate all aspects of the response.
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*
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- * Controllers are created by `Dispatcher` based on request parameters and
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+ * Controllers are created by `ActionDispatcher` based on request parameters and
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* routing. By default controllers and actions use conventional names.
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* For example `/posts/index` maps to `PostsController::index()`. You can re-map
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* URLs using Router::connect() or RouterBuilder::connect().
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