What http do you type to gain acces to your website running from your computer through a router?

Question: I have my IP address and my router IP address and my port. I know how to gain access to my website from my computer, have setup port forwading from my router and setup my IIS . So I was wondering what I would need to type for my http when using another computer not connected to my LAN. I had tired http://IP_Address:Port but never worked. Cheers

Answer: to access your router configuration from outside your LAN, you must first allow that in your router configuration "website". then when you do that it should give you a different ip address/URL that you will use to remotely configure your router. i cannot tell you exactly where this setting is in the "website" because i dont know what router you use, but im sure if you click through you can find it.. it should be under "remote configuration" or something of that nature

What is the difference between http errorr codes and java errorr codes?

Question: So there is any difference between these codes or they are the same thing. For example is http 543 errorr similar with java 543 errorr,or other?

Answer: java error codes are no different from Http error codes . in Java we use servlet to set the status code for the response object(the Servlet itself or any other class in charge sets that status code itself). An HTTP status code— sometimes called a response code— effectively tells the client what the output represents. Or in other words, it indicates the status of the requeset: successful, page not found, access denied etc. HTTP status codes are numeric, but for each there is generally a corresponding constant on HttpServletResponse that you can use. The constants all begin with SC_ the more frequent Http error codes or Commonly called Status code are : 500 error (internal server error)in the HTTP cycle, 404 page not found,200 everything is fine,these are HTTP 1.1 protocol errors faced by the webserver on request by the Client or browser application. You may obtain the http status line with the following code: httpStatusLine = urlConnection.getHeaderFields().get(null).get(0);

How do I switch back to http on facebook?

Question: To get through the cbe blocks on the internet at my school, I used https and enabled secure browsing on facebook. Now whenever I log in on any other computer, it's stuck in https and I keep getting the stupid information bar asking me if I want to display insecure content. Every time I click yes, but it keeps popping up and it is extremely irritating. How do I switch it back to http?

Answer: Go to http://www.facebook.com/. Log in if you aren't already. Click on Account (top-right corner) then Account Settings. Scroll down to Account Security. Click on Change next to it. Uncheck "Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) whenever possible". Scroll down, click Save. That should do it.