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27-1 ARCHITECTURE
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Figure 27.1 Architecture of WWW
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Figure 27.2 Browser
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Figure 27.3 URL
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27-2 WEB DOCUMENTS
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Figure 27.4 Static document
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Figure 27.5 Boldface tags
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Figure 27.6 Effect of boldface tags
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Figure 27.7 Beginning and ending tags
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Figure 27.8 Dynamic document using CGI
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Figure 27.9 Dynamic document using server-site script
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Note
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Figure 27.10 Active document using Java applet
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Figure 27.11 Active document using client-site script
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Note
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27-3 HTTP
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Note
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Figure 27.12 HTTP transaction
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An HTTP conversation
Client Server
I would like to open a
connection OK
Display response
Close connection
OK
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Figure 27.14 Request and status lines
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Table 27.1 Methods
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The message requesting a Web page must begin with the
work “GET” and be followed by a space and the location
of a file on the server, like this:
GET /fac/lpress/shortbio.htm
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Table 27.2 Status codes
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Table 27.2 Status codes (continued)
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Figure 27.15 Header format
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Table 27.3 General headers
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Table 27.4 Request headers
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Table 27.5 Response headers
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Table 27.6 Entity headers
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Example 27.1
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Figure 27.16 Example 27.1
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Example 27.2
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Figure 27.17 Example 27.2
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Example 27.3
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Example 27.3 (continued)
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Note
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