Tag: URL

HTTP Request e Response - Cosa sono e come funzionano
Servers & Services / Web

HTTP Requests and Responses - What they are and how they work General overview of the HTTP request-response life cycle, HTTP Headers, Status Code, and other key concepts

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After the overview of HTTP, SSL/TLS, DNS, and URLs published a few days ago, in this article we will focus on one of the most important mechanisms underlying the functioning …

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How to clear HTTP / HTTPS Redirect Cache by deleting the cached HSTS Settings in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox
Coding / Cyber Security / Servers & Services / Web

HTTP, SSL/TLS, DNS, URL, DDoS Attacks - Basic Concepts A high-level overview of some basic World Wide Web concepts: HTTP Protocol, SSL / TLS Certificates, Domain Name Servers, URLs, DDoS Attacks

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In this article we will provide a general overview of the main concepts behind the World Wide Web as we know it today: the HTTP protocol, used by the browser …

HTTP, SSL/TLS, DNS, URL, DDoS Attacks - Basic Concepts A high-level overview of some basic World Wide Web concepts: HTTP Protocol, SSL / TLS Certificates, Domain Name Servers, URLs, DDoS Attacks Read More
Classe ASP.NET C# per il controllo e il calcolo formale del Codice Fiscale
ASP.NET / C# / Coding / Web

Uri.Combine: how to combine URL-type strings in ASP.NET C# A useful helper class to combine / append one or more URL-type strings (folders, query strings, and so on) to a Uri object or a URL-type string, separating them with a slash char

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The Path.Combine method, available in all ASP.NET programming languages, is a great way to combine multiple strings into a valid File System path. Unfortunately, there is no Uri.Combine method that could …

Uri.Combine: how to combine URL-type strings in ASP.NET C# A useful helper class to combine / append one or more URL-type strings (folders, query strings, and so on) to a Uri object or a URL-type string, separating them with a slash char Read More