1.Http gives each Web-transmitted object a MIME (multipurpose Internet Mail Extension) type data format label that describes and marks the multimedia content.
2.URI (Uniform Resource Identifier): There are two forms of URL and urn.
The three parts of 3.URL:
- Scheme, the type of protocol used to access the resource. such as HTTP/
- The server's Internet address. such as www.baidu.com
- The rest of the section specifies a resource on the Web server.
4.URN (Uniform Resource name): Used as a unique name for a specific content, regardless of where the resource resides. In the experimental phase.
5. An HTTP transaction consists of a request command and a response result. This communication is done through a formatted chunk of HTTP messages (HTTP message).
6.HTTP message: Request message and Response message. Three parts:
- Starting line: Request message: Description of what to do; Response message: Explain what happened
- Header field: Each header field contains a first name: a value. End with a blank line
- Subject
7.TCP (transmission Control Protocol) transmission protocol.
- Error-Free data transfer
- sequentially transmitted
- Non-segmented data flow (data can be sent at any time and at any size)
8.DNS (domain Name Service) domain Name services, turn the hostname to an IP address.
9.SSL (secure Sockets layer) Secure Sockets Layer
Structural components for 10.Web
HTTP Learning Notes