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Internet Protocols

Protocols are the procedures by which the computers communicate with one another. The servers and clients over the web must share a common language in order to communicate.

The World Wide Web communicates with the computers through the HTTP protocol. The web pages are displayed through HTML which tells the browser how to display the information containing pictures and text.

Also many conversations between servers and clients in the internet are done using HTTP. HTTP is nothing but the set of rules for how files and other data can be shared among computers.

HTTP has the following methods:

CONNECT: Asks to connect for tunneling.

DELETE: Deletes the resource at the requested URL.

GET: Just asks the server to find a resource and send it back.

HEAD: Asks only for the header part.

OPTIONS: Provides information about HTTP methods such as to which methods the thing at the requested URL can respond.

POST: Can send form data to the server besides making a request for the resource.

PUT: For placing the enclosed information in the requested URL.

TRACE: Asks for the loopback of request message and is generally used for troubleshooting. Of these GET and POST are the two most common methods used.

                              GET

                             POST

Used for simple retrieval.

Used for sending the data to be processed.

If we send any parameters, they are added at the end of URL starting with “?” and each parameter separated by “&”.

The parameters are not added to the URL, but they are sent separately in the message body.

The information regarding the parameters can be seen along with the URL.

The parameter information cannot be seen in the URL.

We can only send limited number of parameters in the request line.

Here the parameters are not limited by the way there are in GET as they are not sent in the request line.

We can bookmark the GET requests.

We cannot bookmark the POST requests.


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