The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application protocol for distributed, collaborative, and hypermedia information systems. HTTP is the foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web. For more detail, see Wikipedia
Elasticsearch: cat nodes API
Use Elasticsearch cat nodes API to understand the state of your Elasticsearch: id, name, IP address, CPU, load, memory, and much more.
Security Training Day 3
My study notes of security training (day 3), including insecure direct references, broken access control, improper input validation, and software best practices.
Security Training Day 2
My study notes of security training (day 2), including some ways of SQL injection, Cross-site scripting (XSS), and XML External Entity (XXE).
Security Training Day 1
My study notes of security training (Day 1), including web thread landscape (Java in particular), security tools, and some Juice shop training answers.
Testing JAX-RS Resources
This article explains how to set up and tear down a Grizzly Server for testing JAX-RS resources, how to create a HTTP request and assert the response using JUnit 4. And finally, the limits of testing API in reality.
JAX-RS Client API
This post explains what is JAX-RS Client API and how to use it via Jersey Client API. We will talk about the Maven dependencies, Client, WebTarget, and HTTP response.
Exception Handling in JAX-RS
This post explains exception mapper, how to register it in JAX-RS application programmatically or via annotation, the exception matching mechanism (nearest-superclass), and more.
JAX-RS Param Annotations
This post explains different param annotations in JAX-RS 2.1 and their use-cases, including @QueryParam, @MatrixParam, @PathParam, @HeaderParam, @CookieParam, @FormParam and @BeanParam.
HTTP Methods in JAX-RS
This article explains the common HTTP methods in JAX-RS: annotation @GET, @POST, @PUT, and @DELETE.
Create a HTTP Request in JS
Today, I'll explain how to send HTTP request from your browser. You can achieve that by using builtin JavaScript (XML HTTP Request, or "XHR") or jQuery (1.4, 1.5+).
Git: Communication over HTTP
What happens when Git communicates over HTTP protocol? In this post, I'll intercept the HTTP traffic to discover git-receive-pack, git-upload-pack and more.
Intercept HTTP traffic using ZA Proxy
Today, I'd talk about how to install and configure ZA proxy for intercepting HTTP requests and responses in localhost in macOS.
Cookie Understanding
The 8 different fields in an HTTP cookie.
HTTP: The Web's Foundation
My reading note about book "HTTP - The Definite Guide", part I: The Web's Foundation. After reading this article, you'll understand the definition of HTTP, URL and resources, the flow of messages, and the different status codes in HTTP.