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HTTP/1.1 specifies that servers must be able to understand two types of requests: those with absolute paths (old-style locators), and those with full URIs.
HTTP/1.1 specifies that servers must be able to understand two types of requests: those with absolute paths (old-style locators), and those with full URIs. The latter is new to HTTP/1.1.
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