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HTTP Status Code 100 continue

by Kedar Dangal

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  • Introduction
  • Status
  • Specifications
  • Browser compatibility
  • FAQs
    • What does expect 100 Continue mean?
    • What to do when the 100 continue response occurs?
  • Conclusion

Introduction

The server has received the first part of a request and has not yet denied it. After the request has been fully received and processed, the server plans to provide a final answer.

HTTP Status Code 100 Continue is an HTTP/1.1 response message with a status code of 100. The response signifies that the server has accepted the request and will continue to process it, as opposed to refusing it due to some violation of its rules.

HTTP Status Code 100 Continue is a response to requests which looks for a new representation and can be sent by servers in spite of malformed requests or other violations of the valid specifications that are being applied on them. It’s also used when one or more intermediate caches need to validate content before serving it but wish to receive one or more new representations from the origin server before sending a final reply.

The client can ignore this intermediate answer if the request does not include an Expect header field with the 100-continue expectation.

Status

100 Continue

Specifications

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP/1.1): Semantics and Content (HTTP/1.1)
# status.100

Browser compatibility

http status code 100 continue
Credit: mozilla.org
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FAQs

What does expect 100 Continue mean?

The server has received the first part of a request and has not yet denied it. After the request has been fully received and processed, the server plans to provide a final answer.

What to do when the 100 continue response occurs?

The client can ignore this intermediate answer if the request does not include an Expect header field with the 100-continue expectation.

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HTTP Status Code 208 Already Reported

HTTP Status Code 400 Bad Request

HTTP Status Code 401 Unauthorized

HTTP Status Code 403 Forbidden Error

HTTP Status Code 404 Not Found

HTTP Status Code 405 Method Not Allowed

HTTP Status Code 409 Conflict

HTTP Status Code 411 Length Required

Conclusion

I hope this article was able to help you with your doubts and queries related to the HTTP status code 100 Continue. Still, if there are any queries related to this topic, feel free to ask in the comment section, we would be happy to assist you. Thank you.

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