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    HTTP is the client-server protocol used on the World Wide Web. When a web browser makes a request, it sends an HTTP request message to a web server, which then returns a response message containing the requested resource like HTML pages, images, or scripts. HTTP uses status codes in responses, and methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH in requests. Sessions and cookies allow servers to maintain state across multiple requests from each client.

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    HTTP is the client-server protocol used on the World Wide Web. When a web browser makes a request, it sends an HTTP request message to a web server, which then returns a response message containing the requested resource like HTML pages, images, or scripts. HTTP uses status codes in responses, and methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH in requests. Sessions and cookies allow servers to maintain state across multiple requests from each client.

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    HTTP is the client-server protocol used on the World Wide Web. When a web browser makes a request, it sends an HTTP request message to a web server, which then returns a response message containing the requested resource like HTML pages, images, or scripts. HTTP uses status codes in responses, and methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH in requests. Sessions and cookies allow servers to maintain state across multiple requests from each client.

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    HYPER TEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL

    HTTP
    HTTP

    The Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the client-server


    network protocol that has been in use by the World-Wide
    Web. Whenever you surf the web, your browser will be
    sending HTTP request messages for HTML pages, images,
    scripts and styles sheets. Web servers handle these requests
    by returning response messages that contain the requested
    resource.
    HTTP

    THE CLIENT
    HTTP

    THE SERVER

    WEB SERVER WEB APPLICATION SERVER


    HTTP

    HTTP STATUS CODE


    HTTP

    HTTP METHOD

    ▸ GET Read Data

    ▸ POST Insert Data

    ▸ PUT Update/Replace
    Data
    ▸ DELETE
    Remove Data
    ▸ PATCH
    Update/Modify Data
    HTTP

    SESSION AND COOKIE

    Http Client Http Server

    Login post

    LOGIN SUCCESSFULLY?
    1. CREATE SESSION ID
    2. RETURN SESSION ID IN A COOKIE
    3. STORE SESSION ID IN DATABASE

    Set-Cookie

    HTTP is stateless

    Cookie
    LOOKUP SESSION ID
    1. SESSION MATCH ?
    Content for client 2. SESSION STILL VALID?

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