1. Common HTTP request headers
Accept-charset: The character set accepted by the client
Accept-encoding: Acceptable content encoding
Accept-language: Specify Natural language
Host: The Internet host and port of the requested resource
User-agent: Client system, browser, etc. must be sent
Connection: Whether the connection remains
2. Common HTTP Response Headers
Server: Servers name
Content-type: Body Media type
Content-encoding: Server-Side compression encoding method
Content-language: Resource Description Language
Content-length: The length of the entity body, expressed as a decimal number of the body stored in bytes
Keep-alive: Time to stay connected
3. Common HTTP status Code
200: Client Request succeeded
302: Temporary jump, the address of the jump is specified by location
400: Client request has syntax error and cannot be recognized by server
403: The server receives the request but refuses to provide the service
404: Request resource does not exist
500: Unexpected error occurred on server
HTTP Brief One