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Development Tools HTTP Basics GET and POST Requests in a Browser Using Forms for GET Requests

JAMES BATMAN
JAMES BATMAN
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JAMES BATMAN
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It's no longer q=java in the path but Ntt=java What should I know about that?

That's in the Request Headers query string.

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Ian Ostrom
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Ntt is a property used in Oracle's Endeca Query Language for sending a search request to an Endeca Server. You would only need to use this if building a website/app that used this type of server for the backend or needed to get data from an API built on an Endeca server.