Client request walk through ...

Hi,
Interesting to know the client request walk through.
Like what happens from the "*user submits the input URL in the client machine to the user getting the final output*".
Will be nice if full discussion goes on here.
Thanks & Regards,
SaiRam

Hi,
Please see this thread.
Full cycle ...
Re: Full cycle ...
Regards,
Hussein

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