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    The request and response life cycle begins when a client sends a request to a web server. The web server checks if the request is for a static or dynamic resource based on the URL. For static resources, the server directly provides the file if available or a 404 error if not. For dynamic resources, the server forwards the request to an application like Servlet, JSP, or PHP to process the request, generate a response, and send the response back to the client via the web server.

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    The request and response life cycle begins when a client sends a request to a web server. The web server checks if the request is for a static or dynamic resource based on the URL. For static resources, the server directly provides the file if available or a 404 error if not. For dynamic resources, the server forwards the request to an application like Servlet, JSP, or PHP to process the request, generate a response, and send the response back to the client via the web server.

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    The request and response life cycle begins when a client sends a request to a web server. The web server checks if the request is for a static or dynamic resource based on the URL. For static resources, the server directly provides the file if available or a 404 error if not. For dynamic resources, the server forwards the request to an application like Servlet, JSP, or PHP to process the request, generate a response, and send the response back to the client via the web server.

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    Explain the Request and Response Life Cycle with the example.

    Static
    file
    search

    request

    Client Web Server

    response Servlet/
    JSP/PHP/
    CGI etc

    Web container
    Client sends a request to the web server.

    Web server will check whether the request is for static or dynamic information based
    on URL.

    If it is for static information then web server will search for that static file. If is
    available then server will provide that static file as response. If it is not available then
    server will provide 404 status code i.e. requested resource is not available.

    If the request is for dynamic information then web server will forward the request to
    other application that application may be Servlet, JSP,CGI, ASP,PHP etc.

    That application will analyse request, process request and generates required
    dynamic response. Also forwards that response to web server and web server
    forward that response to the client.

    Example:

    If a user entered http://facebook.com into their web browser, the web browser would
    send a request to the server looking for the facebook resource.

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