https://padlet.com/caglaralihasan/sz1irnsg2269 Let's discover the foundation of internet of things! en-us 2019-04-03 12:18:48 UTC 2023-03-24 03:19:36 UTC hello@padlet.com caglaralihasan https://padlet.com/caglaralihasan/sz1irnsg2269/wish/348024772 2019-04-03 12:22:24 UTC https://padlet.com/caglaralihasan/sz1irnsg2269/wish/348024772 caglaralihasan https://padlet.com/caglaralihasan/sz1irnsg2269/wish/348025547 2019-04-03 12:24:19 UTC https://padlet.com/caglaralihasan/sz1irnsg2269/wish/348025547 caglaralihasan https://padlet.com/caglaralihasan/sz1irnsg2269/wish/348025908 In its simplest form, the operation of HTTP involves only an HTTP client, usually a Web browser on a client machine, and an HTTP server, more commonly known as a Web server. After a TCP connection is created, the two steps in communication are as follows:

1. Client Request: The HTTP client sends a request message formatted according to the rules of the HTTP standard—an HTTP Request. This message specifies the resource that the client wishes to retrieve, or includes information to be provided to the server. 
   
   
2. Server Response: The server reads and interprets the request. It takes action relevant to the request and creates an HTTP Response message, which it sends back to the client. The response message indicates whether the request was successful, and may also contain the content of the resource that the client requested, if appropriate. 
   
   

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