Hi simon.waweru, The answer is ACD. GET is a request for information located at a specific place (i.e. a Universal Ressource Identifier, URI). URIs are basically URLs. The POST method allows client request data to be sent to the server. Note that a client can also send data to the server by appending it to the URL of a GET request The HEAD method works like GET but is only used to retrieve document or ressource header information (e.g. contents inside the of HTML document.
The methods defined by the HTTP/1.0 specification are GET, HEAD, and POST. The additional methods accepted on HTTP/1.0 requests inbound to CICS are PUT, DELETE, LINK, UNLINK, and REQUEUE.
Hi simon.waweru, The answer is ACD. GET is a request for information located at a specific place (i.e. a Universal Ressource Identifier, URI). URIs are basically URLs. The POST method allows client request data to be sent to the server. Note that a client can also send data to the server by appending it to the URL of a GET request The HEAD method works like GET but is only used to retrieve document or ressource header information (e.g. contents inside the of HTML document.
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