Table of Contents
The Architecture of the World Wide Web
The Architecture of the World Wide Web
Top-level View of the World Wide Web
Top-level View of the Corporate Intranet
Networking Basics
Background on the Internet
Networking Basic Definitions
Networking Standards: OSI Layers
Simplified communication protocol model
The TCP/IP protocol suite
Typical message formats
Networking
Communications Issues
Networking Speeds
Internet 2
Open Standards
Internet Documents: Drafts, Memos and Standards
Internet Documents - Examples
Message-passing Protocols
Internet E-Mail (RFC-822)
Multi-purpose Internet Mail Extension (MIME)
MIME - "Content-Type" Header Field
MIME - Base Content Types
MIME - Base Content Types, continued
Web Services - HTTP Protocol
Applications based on information services typically use a Client/Server Architecture
The World Wide Web is a collection of clients and servers called browsers and Web sites
HTTP - Hypertext Transport Protocol
HTTPD - HTTP Daemon
URL - Uniform Resource Locator
Web Links can go to other Internet Services
HTTP - How does it work?
HTTP - GET Request Example
HTTP - Reply Example
HTTP - POST Request Example
Common Gateway Interface (CGI) - an introduction
Three-Tier Web Architecture
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Author: Neil Jasper
Email: gcf@npac.syr.edu
Home Page: http://www.npac.syr.edu
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