March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
312 pages
7h 12m
English
A Web server’s task is to fulfill each HTTP request that it receives. Everything that the Web server considers when generating the HTTP response is included in the request. If two entirely different Web clients send identical HTTP requests to the same Web server, the Web server will use the same method to generate the response, which may include executing server-side programming logic.
If a unique response per client is desired, one of two things must happen:
The method that the Web server uses must generate a unique response somehow, even though the method itself will not vary. For example, the server-side logic being executed can use the client’s IP address to generate unique content per IP address. ...
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