The response from the server is:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
This means that the request from the client succeeded.
If the page you requested is already stored in the cache of your browser you will get:
HTTP/1.1 304 Not Modified
This means that the page has not been modified since it was stored in your cache.
Client side (web browser) where user types his/her query and web browser sends request to server side (multiple data provider) reads the query and in response provides respective data to the client in HTML format. its a repetitive cycle called request and response between client and server.
The diagram that illustrates how a browser communicates with a web server is typically called the "Client-Server Model" or "HTTP Request-Response Cycle." It shows the browser (client) sending an HTTP request to the web server, which then processes the request and sends back an HTTP response, usually containing the requested web content. This interaction includes details such as the request method (GET, POST), headers, and the response status code. Diagrams often depict this flow as arrows between the browser and server, highlighting the exchange of data.
Yes... Java server page is server side language . but it can create client side code in format of HTML . When the request send the web server the jsp process the HTML request and HTML response. by Arulmurugan C
Response is the HTTP stream sent from the Web server to the browser. Request is the HTTP stream sent from the browser to the Web server.
It simply means the web server was unable to understand the request of the client and process it.
HTTP (web traffic) may be used in either peer to peer networks or client server networks. Either way, it is the same protocol. It is used to transmit a browser request to a web server or to transfer a page from a web server to a client browser.
For the internet; your web browser is the client and the web server is the server.
It simply means the web server was unable to understand the request of the client and process it.
A servlet is a Java program that runs on a web server and extends its capabilities to handle requests and responses. When a client sends a request, the server routes it to the appropriate servlet, which processes the request using methods like doGet() or doPost(). The servlet then generates a response, often in the form of HTML or JSON, and sends it back to the client. This process allows for dynamic web content generation based on user interactions.
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request response paradigm is somthiing which define how request and response work in the web application or in real world. First when the user open browser and hit any URL, request object is created. This request object then send to the server. server finds the appropriate resources for that request and executes the logic (if any) ans send back response to the browser. Browser interprets the response and display result
client site program always execute on client computer while server site program execute on sever computer