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Acceptable HTTP request-response delay
What is the acceptable HTTP request-response delay? I have a client-server application that takes 0.4 milliseconds as request-response delay. is this delay acceptable according to the standard?, ...
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What's the state message useful for in a HTTP response message? [closed]
My book makes an example where the first line of the HTTP response is:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Then there is a table where explains all the codes, and 200 is equal to 'OK'.
Then what is the 'OK' ...
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HTTP GET get HTTP/1.1 0 response code
Occasionally GET requests to my IIS7 server get a response code of HTTP/1.1 0
I've been trying to find some information on this, but so far I'm coming up empty.
I've only seen this sort of behavior ...
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Using curl to request URL that redirects to relative URL with anchor tag
I'm using curl to request a URL that redirects to a different URL using a Location: line like:
Location:/path/to/resource#name
As I understand it, that line in the redirect response is invalid per ...
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How can I know that an HTTP response is a response to HEAD request?
Let's say I see an HTTP response with its header.
How do I know if it is a response to a HEAD request?
RFC 2616 states that if 200 OK is the status of the response, it should contain a message body ...
