A Web client program (such as a web browser) can access data from many different servers, such as Gopher, FTP, NNTP (Usenet) or HTTP. The HTTP server was designed specifically for the Web, and employs a protocol (system of messages) that supports sending documents from the server to a browser, and that also support sending complex data from the client back to the server. There are several HTTP methods for doing this (in HTTP, methods is a technical term for the way in which data are sent between a client browser and server)

Everything is done through a CGI object. When you create one of these objects it examines the environment for a query string, parses it, and stores the results. You can then ask the CGI object to return or modify the query values. CGI objects handle POST and GET methods correctly, and correctly distinguish between scripts called from <ISINDEX> documents and form-based documents. In fact you can debug your script from the command line without worrying about setting up environment variables.

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CGIDir Tutorials section is the most fascinating CGI Resource base. In addition to articles and tutorials, there are forums and tools, providing you the opportunity to give your reviews and opinion.CGI Proxy sites work by very quickly and effectively relaying web page request for users to web sites and back.