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IntroductionHTTP is an object-oriented protocol belonging to the application layer, which is suitable for distributed hypermedia information System because of its simple and fast way. It was proposed in 1990, after several years of use and

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IntroductionHTTP is an object-oriented protocol belonging to the application layer, which is suitable for distributed hypermedia information System because of its simple and fast way. It was proposed in 1990, after several years of use and

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IntroductionHTTP is an object-oriented protocol belonging to the application layer, which is suitable for distributed hypermedia information System because of its simple and fast way. It was proposed in 1990, after several years of use and

One, HTTP 2.0: Improved transmission performance The primary goal of HTTP 2.0 is to improve transmission performance with low latency and high throughput. On the other hand, HTTP's high-level protocol semantics are not affected by this version

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ObjectiveDue to the limitations of HTTP 1 itself, it is not good for users to provide a good performance Web services. The HTTP1.1 standard REC2616 was formally released in June 1999, which clarified many ambiguities in previous versions, and added