What is the difference between redirect and post binding?
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redirect refers to a Web server function where an old URL can be redirected to a new one.
There are a series of redirect HTTP response codes that a server can return
for example.........
301: (permanent) Returns a permanent redirect status indicating that the resource has moved permanently.
302: (temp) Returns a temporary redirect status. This is the default.
303: (seeother) Returns a "See Other" status indicating that the resource has been replaced.
410: (gone) Indicates that the resource has been replaced.
There are a series of redirect HTTP response codes that a server can return
for example.........
301: (permanent) Returns a permanent redirect status indicating that the resource has moved permanently.
302: (temp) Returns a temporary redirect status. This is the default.
303: (seeother) Returns a "See Other" status indicating that the resource has been replaced.
410: (gone) Indicates that the resource has been replaced.
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