Deek Midterm

HTTP requests:

• GET, POST, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, CONNECT, TRACE

• GET, POST, HEAD, BODY, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, CONNECT, TRACE

• GET, POST, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, CONNECT, TRACE

• GET, POST, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, CONNECT, DISCONNECT, TRACE

What does the HTTP request GET do?

• used to request data from a specified source

• places a specified document with the enclosed data

• describes the communication options for the target resource

• starts two-way communication with the requested resource

What does the HTTP request POST do?

• used to send data to a server to create/update a resource

• returns the header information for a specified document

• replaces a specified document with the enclosed data

• starts two-way communication with the requested resource

What does the HTTP request HEAD do?

• replaces a specified document with the enclosed data

• used to send data to a server to create/update a resource

• returns the header information for a specified document

• starts two-way communication with the requested resource

What does the HTTP request PUT do?

• used to request data from a specified source

• returns the header information for a specified document

• describes the communication options for the target resource

• replaces a specified document with the enclosed data

What does the HTTP request DELETE do?

• starts two-way communication with the requested resource

• describes the communication options for the target resource

• used to request data from a specified source

• deletes the specified resource

What does the HTTP request OPTIONS do?

• starts two-way communication with the requested resource

• replaces a specified document with the enclosed data

• describes the communication options for the target resource

• used to request data from a specified source

What does the HTTP request CONNECT do?

• starts two-way communication with the requested resource

• replaces a specified document with the enclosed data

• used to send data to a server to create/update a resource

• describes the communication options for the target resource

What does the HTTP request TRACE do?

• returns the header information for a specified document

• replaces a specified document with the enclosed data

• used to request data from a specified source

• used for diagnostic purposes. Enabled web server will respond to the request by echoing in its response the exact request that was received

HTTP Response Code 1:

• informational responses

• successful responses

• redirection related responses

• client errors