The World wide web a way of exchanging information between computers on the internet

1. WWW
FTP and HTTP
Vijaya priya p
I- Msc (cs)
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2. www (world wide web)
Definition :
 Resources and the uses on the internet, using
HTTP – hyper text transfer protocal. Is the
universe of network accessible information.
 Way to exchanging information between
computers on the internet ,trying them together
Into a vast collection of interactive
Multimedia resources.

3.  The world wide web is a way of exchanging
Information between computers on the internet
 The world wide web is the network of pages of
Images ,texts , and sounds on the internet which
Can be viewed using browser software.
WHAT IS WORLD WIDE WEB ?

5. Evolution www
 Evolution world wide web was created by
Tim Berners lee in 1989 at CERN in Geneva.
 World wide web came into existence as a
Proposal by him, to allow researchers to work
Together effectively and efficiently at CERN
Eventually it became world wide web.

6. HISTORY OF WWW

7. Version of www
Web 1.0
 Static web pages
 Brochure ware
 Mostly publishing
 No communication
Web 2.0
 Social media
 Keyword research
 Rich user experience
 Tagging
Web 3.0
 Highly mobile
 Open ID
 Semantic search
 Micro blogging

8. www component
 Structural components
 Semantic components
1. Structural components :
 Clients / browsers – to dominant
implementations
 Servers - run on sophisticated hardware
 Caches - many interesting implementations
 Internet - the global infrastructure which
facilitates

9. 2. Semantic components :
 Hyper text transfer protocol (HTTP)
 Hyper text markup language (HTML)
 Extensible markup language (XML)
 Uniform resource identifiers (URIs)

10. Fundamental concept of the
World wide web :

12. advantages
 Mainly free information
 Low cost of initial connection
 Accessible from anywhere
 Rapid interactive communication
disadvantages
 Danger of overload and excess
information
 No quality control over available data
 No regulation

13. FTP and HTTP

14. FTP (file Transfer protocal)
The standard protocol is used to transfer
Files between computers and servers over a
network.
It is an internal standard that allows the
process of file downloading and uploading on
Different types of files (text, graphics, videos,
Images, etc..)
It was developed when security was not a big
issue. It is older and being replaced with new
Protocols.
Its stands for file transfer protocol.

15.  ftp supports two separate transmission
Control connection or command port(port 21)
To authenticate the user and second one is
Data connection or data port(port 20) to
transfer the files.
 It requires a username and password for
access .
Control and data connection

16.  It is the set of rules that permit the downloading
And uploading the files on the computer over
The internet.
 The URL using FTP will start FTP.
 It is efficient in transferring large files.

17. history

18. features
 ftp operates in a client/server environment,
Meaning that the remote machine is configured
As a server, and consequently waits for the other
Machine (client) to request a service from it.
 In UNIX , the service is provided by what is
called
A daemon, a small task that runs in the background
the FTP daemon is called ftpd.
 ftp allows files to have ownership and access
Restrictions.ftp hides the details of individual
Computer systems.

19. FTP commands
There are three different types of FTP
commands :
 Access control commands
 Transfer parameter commands
 ftp service commands
Access control command
• USER
• PASS
• ACCT
• CWD
• CDUP

20. Transfer parameter control
 PORT
 PASV
 TYPE
 STRU ( telnet character specifying file structure
F for file, R for record ,P for pages)
 MODE (telnet character specifying data transfer
method (S for stream , B for block,
C for compressed)

21. FTP service commands
 RETR (retrieve)
 STOR(store)
 ABOR (abort)
 DELE (delete)
 RMD (remove directory)
 MKD (make directory)

22. Important terms :
• ftp site
• ftp client
• ftp server

23. advantages and disadvantages

24. http (hyper text transfer
protocol)
 http is the set of rules for transferring files (text,
graphic ,images ,sound ,video , and other multimedia
Files) on the world wide web.
 Communication between client computers and
Servers is done by sending http request and
Receiving HTTP response.
 http is an application layer protocol

25.  Http is the connectionless protocol
 An HTTP client sends a request message to
an HTTP server.
 http is a stateless protocol.
 In other words ,the current request does
not know what has been done in the previous
requests.

26. http connections
Non persistent HTTP
 At most one object is sent over a
TCP connection.
Persistent HTTP
 Multiple objects can be sent over single
TCP connection between client and server

28. HTTP protocols

30. URL(uniform resource locator)

32. http connection
 http establishes data
Connection only
ftp connection
 ftp establishes two
connection one for data
And one for the control
connection
basic
 http is used to access
website
 ftp transfer file
from
One host to another
host
efficient
 http is efficient in
transfer smaller files
like
 ftp is efficient in
transferring larger
file

33. authentication
 http does not require
authentication
 ftp require a
password
data
 The content transferred
to a device using http is
not
Saved to the memory of
That device
 The file transferred
to
The host device using
ftp is saved in the
Memory of that host.
 http is used to provide
The web pages to the
Web browser from the
Web server
 ftp is used to upload or
download files
Between client and server