| Subject | English | Italian |
| comp., MS | HTTP adapter | adapter HTTP (An adapter that enables exchange of messages between BizTalk Server and any application using the HTTP or HTTPS protocol) |
| comp., MS | HTTP compression | compressione HTTP (A feature that reduces file size, by using algorithms to eliminate redundant data. HTTP compression uses the industry standard GZIP and Deflate algorithms) |
| comp., MS | HTTP handler | gestore HTTP (A component registered with ASP.NET (typically with an .axd extension) that produces Web output dynamically) |
| comp., MS | HTTP header | intestazione HTTP (An informational listing at the top of a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) request or response) |
| comp., MS | HTTP method | metodo HTTP (A remote method invocation sent from a client (typically a web browser) to a web server over the HTTP protocol. Examples include GET, POST, PUT, etc) |
| comp., MS | HTTP module | modulo HTTP (A component that can be registered as part of the ASP.NET request lifecycle and that can read or change the request or response as it is processed. HttpModules are often used to perform special tasks that need to monitor each request, such as security or site statistics) |
| comp., MS | HTTP request | richiesta HTTP (A request to an Internet site that asks for content to be retrieved) |
| comp., MS | HTTP reverse proxy | proxy inverso HTTP (A proxy server that forwards incoming requests to one or more servers. To a client, the reverse proxy appears as the final destination regardless of whether the client's requests are forwarded to one or more servers) |
| comp., MS | HTTP server | server HTTP (A server computer that hosts Web pages and responds to requests from browsers) |
| comp., MS | HTTP to HTTPS Redirection | reindirizzamento da HTTP a HTTPS (A group box label in the Web listener settings. Options in the group box specify conditions under which HTTP client requests should be redirected to HTTPS) |
| comp., MS | HTTP verb | verbo HTTP (" An instruction sent in a request message that notifies an HTTP server of the action to perform on the specified resource. For example, "GET" specifies that a resource is being retrieved from the server. Common verbs include "GET", "POST", and "HEAD".") |