To ask for (something); to express desire ffor; to solicit; as, to request his presence, or a favor.
To address with a request; to ask.
In the server log, the request line for a particular URL, exactly as it came from the user's browser. Typically starts with "Get" or "Post"; ends with "http/1.0" or "http/1.1".
From Hypertext Transfer Protocol -- HTTP/1.1 ( 1999-06-15) An HTTP request message, as defined in section 5.
An HTTP request message [ HTTP
From Web Characterization Terminology & Definitions Sheet ( 1999-05-24) A message describing an atomic operation to be carried out in the context of a specified resource.
A message describing an atomic operation to be carried out in the context of a specified resource. This term was taken verbatim from Web Characterization Terminology & Definitions Sheet.
When someone asks another for something i.e. to request money.
A message from a client to a server, asking for data or another service. In a Netscape Application Server application, a request is a message that causes an servlet object to run on the Netscape Application Server. A request uses a unique name or globally unique identifier (GUID) to identify the proper servlet object to handle the request. The request can include parameters to be passed to the servlet object. Requests can come from clients, servlet objects, or other code.
A command to the server is called a ``request''. It is a single block of data sent over a connection.
From Voice Extensible Markup Language (VoiceXML) Version 2.0 ( 2004-03-16) A collection of data including: a URI specifying a document server for the data, a set of name-value pairs of data to be processed (optional), and a method of submission for processing (optional).
A request is a command to the web server. Often requests are for files (see Files) stored on the remote computer to be sent (downloaded) to the client. Such requests are issued when a user follows a link in a web page or types a URL directly into the address bar of the web browser (a direct request).
An action by which a client invokes an action or process from the server.
A network message from a client to a server that states the need for a particular item of information or service.
Message originating an interactive series of messages.
A request is the specification of a stimulus being sent to instances. It can be either an operation or a signal.
a formal message requesting something that is submitted to an authority
express the need or desire for; ask for; "She requested an extra bed in her room"; "She called for room service"
ask (a person) to do something; "She asked him to be here at noon"; "I requested that she type the entire manuscript"
a message embedding a method call issued on an active object
a message sent from a client program such as a browser to a server program
a message sent from the client to the server, while a reply is the message traffic from the server to the client
a message that asks an operation to be performed
a retransmission if it matches the same server transaction based on the rules of Section J
a speech act in which one asks someone else to do something
a standard e-mail message that con
a standard e-mail message that contains a command for Subscription Manager in its "Subject" field
a stimulus that is sent to one or more instance s
A request is sent from a client to the server. It will come in the form of one of several content delivery methods (POST, GET, HEAD, etc.) and provide the server with header information such as environment variables. The server treats data from a request as input and acts accordingly. See Also: Response, Client, Server
An action item in the Tivoli Identity Manager system asking for approval or information.
a single connection from an Application Server client that causes a single program to run within the Application Server.
A message sent from a client to a server requesting one or more server resources.
A request is sent from a client (eg browser) to a server asking for, typically, some file to be returned for display. A request object includes information relating to the current request. In JSP a request object, called request, is automatically provided (without the programmer doing anything) - it is an implicit object.
A message from a client to a server which asks for a piece of information.
Depending on context, may mean the Mason Request object , the Apache request object , or the HTTP request initiated by the end user in a web context. The three usually exist simultaneously in a one-to-one correspondence, so the term "request" may sometimes even refer to all three of these.
Any input sent by a visitor.
The full process of request handling, started by the client and terminated by the server.
A message where the sender informs the receiver that a transaction is in progress and a response is required to complete the activity.
The first part of the request–response process that HTTP transactions follow. When a client wishes to open a file that exists on the server, it sends the server a request for that file. If the client has permission to read the file, the server responds by serving the file to the client. When Purveyor acts as a proxy server, it requests files from other servers on behalf of clients on the internal network. If these servers respond by serving the file, Purveyor passes it along to the internal clients.
A request is a command to the server sent over a connection.
When you type a URL into a web browser, it sends a request for the item named by that URL to the server. Request can mean the entire request or specifically the name of the item contained in the request.
A message asking for the performance of an operation. Requests in ICE are messages carried by payloads.
Messages exchanged between the client and the server are called requests. Each request has parameters. The client may send multiple requests on each connect, and the server will answer with one or more requests. If the client is a browser, it will sent usually only one request and the server will answer with an HTML page.
a connection to a site (ie hit) that successfully retrieves content. Unlike a hit, a request doesn't include client or server 'errors'
A request is a call for an action. The results of the action are recorded in the message, and the message is returned to the sender as a reply.
A message conforming to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) sent from a userâ€(tm)s Web browser to a Web server to ask for a resource like a Web page. See also "response".
A message sent by driver agents to intersection managers requesting a reservation. The message contains the parameters the intersection manager would need in order to determine if the reservation can safely be granted.
The part of a URL that follows the protocol and server host name. For example, in the URL http://www.server.com/rfoul/sched.html, the request is: /rfoul/sched.html
The collection of data within the ACME server process pertaining to a particular call or related set of calls to the SYS$ACM[W] system service by a client process.
A message or other data item sent to a service or other entity that asks for an action to be performed on behalf of the sending entity.
The content of an order sent to the CyberSource ICS server for processing.
A request is sent from the client to the server as part of method invocation, encapsulating the object's identity (object reference), the method name and the parameters. The request is dispatched to a servant, and the result is then returned in a reply message.
Generic request sent by client connectors. It is then received by server connectors and processed by Restlets. This request can also be processed by a chain of Restlets, on the client or server sides. Requests are uniform across all types of connectors, protocols and components.
(1.) A directive, by means of a basic transmission unit, from an access method that causes the network control program to perform a data-transfer operation or auxiliary operation. (2.) In SNA, a message unit that signals initiation of an action or protocol. (3.) In Enhanced X-Windows, a command to the server to send a single block of data over a connection. (4.) In text formatting, a request is a built-in command recognized by the formatters.
A message conforming to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol HTTP sent from the user's Web browser to a Web server that asks for a resource like a Web page. Response is a message conforming to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol HTTP sent from the Web server to the user's Web browser that contains the resource specified by the corresponding request. The response is typically a web page.