HTTP Response
Here is an example of an HTTP response from a server to a client request:
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Date: Wednesday, 02-Feb-95 23:04:12 GMT
Server: NCSA/1.3
MIME-version: 1.0
Last-modified: Monday, 15-Nov-93 23:33:16 GMT
Content-type: text/html
Content-length: 2345
* a blank line *
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE> . . .
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The server agrees to use HTTP version 1.0 for
communication and sends the status 200 indicating it has
successfully processed the client's request.
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It then sends the date and identifies itself as an NCSA HTTP server.
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It also indicates it is using MIME version 1.0 to describe
the information it is sending, and includes the MIME-type of the
information about to be sent in the "Content-type:" header.
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Finally, it sends the number of characters it is going to send,
followed by a blank line and the data itself.
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Client and server headers are RFC 822 compliant mail headers.
A Client may send any number of Accept: headers and the
server is expected to convert the data into a form the
client can accept.
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