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How Traditional Web Applications Works 
 

This section explores the working of the browser in traditional web applications and then in the next section we will explore the working of Ajax based application.

 

How Traditional Web Applications Works

                         

  1. How traditional web applications works?
    This section explores the working of the browser in traditional web applications and then in the next section we will explore the working of Ajax based application. Activities involved from making a ‘user request from the browser’ to ‘getting response back to the browser’ can be divided into five steps:
  • User does something in the browser (For example, User makes a request for a web page)
  • Browser sends request for the page to the server
  • Server finds the request and generates the requested web page (HTML+CSS) as a response to the request.
  • Data is returned in response to the request.
  • Now the browser replaces view with the data sent as response from the server.

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