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Waiter HTTP - HTTP server
Definition
A waiter HTTP is a software implementing protocol HTTP and opened with the connections coming from outside.
Description
A waiter HTTP is, like any waiter, with the listening of the connections coming from outside on a given port. The standard port for a waiter HTTP is number 80. The customer of a waiter HTTP is generally navigator Internet like Internet To explore or Mozilla Firefox. At each request which it receives the waiter presents at the user the required page. For example when in a navigator Internet a Net surfer seizes the address http://www.google.fr /, it envoit a request with waiter HTTP of the Google company which transfers from the data (a page with format HTML) which are interpreted and posted by your navigator. When that is not specified the wearing of connection is always 80. On certain waiters the port of listening is not 80 but for example 1234. In this case one will accèdera with the waiter by the following address: http://www.site.com:1234/. Example of waiters HTTP: - Apache HTTP Server developed by Apache Foundation Software. - Internet Information Services (IIS) developed by Microsoft.
Author
Md. Ismail
Author Email
m.ismail.ctg@gmail.com
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