Understanding the HTTP/3 Protocol

Understanding the HTTP/3 Protocol

TCP is designed for single connections, where the requesting end places the data to be transmitted in order into a pipeline, and the final data appears at the other end of the pipeline in the same order. unsetunsetTCPunsetunset HTTP/1.1 TCP Data Transmission Process Diagram The sent data is split into packets, which are transmitted over … Read more

The Evolution from HTTP/0.9 to HTTP/1.1

The Evolution from HTTP/0.9 to HTTP/1.1

HTTP is the cornerstone of the internet, the most important and widely used protocol in browsers, and the communication language between browsers and servers. HTTP/0.9 HTTP/0.9 was proposed in 1991, primarily for academic communication, to transmit HTML hypertext content between networks, hence it is called the Hypertext Transfer Protocol. HTTP/0.9 Request Process The request line … Read more

An Overview of the HTTP Protocol

An Overview of the HTTP Protocol

1. Introduction to HTTP 1.1 Versions of HTTP HTTP/0.9 Overview Released in 1991, it has no headers and is very simple, supporting only GET requests. HTTP/1.0 Released in 1996, it has poor security for plaintext transmission and large headers. It has the following enhancements over 0.9: Added headers (decoupling metadata from data) Introduced status codes … Read more

HTTP File Updates for Request Variables

HTTP File Updates for Request Variables

Many users have requested support for request variables in the HTTP files of Visual Studio. With request variables, you can send HTTP requests and then use data from the response or request in any subsequent requests sent from the HTTP file. We have also added support for the shared environment $shared, which allows you to … Read more

MCP Transformation: Streamable HTTP Leads a New Era in Data Transmission

MCP Transformation: Streamable HTTP Leads a New Era in Data Transmission

In streamable HTTP transmission, the server operates as an independent process capable of handling multiple client connections. Streaming utilizes HTTP POST and GET request methods. The server can optionally use Server-Sent Events (SSE) to stream multiple server messages. This allows basic MCP servers as well as feature-rich servers to support streaming, server-to-client notifications, and requests. … Read more

The Momentum of HTTP/3: What Are Its Advantages?

The Momentum of HTTP/3: What Are Its Advantages?

Source: Java Backend Programming History of HTTP Overview of QUIC Protocol RTT Connection Establishment Connection Migration Head-of-Line Blocking / Multiplexing Congestion Control Flow Control After years of effort, on June 6, the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) officially released the RFC for HTTP/3, which is the third major version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). … Read more

Technical Comparison of HTTP/2 vs HTTP/3

Technical Comparison of HTTP/2 vs HTTP/3

Technical Comparison of HTTP/2 vs HTTP/3 🚀 The HTTP protocol is an essential foundation for modern web communication. As network demands have evolved, the HTTP protocol has progressed from its earlier versions to HTTP/2 and the latest HTTP/3. This article will provide a detailed analysis of the technical differences between these two versions through comparative … Read more

Understanding HTTP Status Codes: Troubleshooting Made Easy!

Understanding HTTP Status Codes: Troubleshooting Made Easy!

Click the blue “Programmer DD” above and select “Add to Favorites” Reply with “Resources” to get exclusive learning materials! Source | 8rr.co/4zhkWhether in backend or frontend development, we all encounter different HTTP status codes. Some common status codes include: 200 – The server successfully returned the webpage 404 – The requested webpage does not exist … Read more

Understanding the HTTP Protocol

Understanding the HTTP Protocol

Understanding the HTTP Protocol 1. Concept of HTTP Protocol: Concept: Hypertext Transfer Protocol, which specifies the rules for data transmission between browsers and servers. 2. Characteristics of HTTP Protocol Based on TCP protocol: connection-oriented and secure. Based on request-response model: one request corresponds to one response. HTTP is a stateless protocol: it has no memory … Read more