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Client browses to a web site on webserver1.
Client clicks on a link that has an IFRAME pointing to webserver-2. The link opens up within the same web browsing session but the client never made an http request to webserver-2. In this scenario it appears that the webserver-1 made the connection to webserver-2 and rendered it to the client.
What is this process or terminology called?
Client browses to a web site on webserver1.
Client clicks on a link that has an IFRAME pointing to webserver-2. The link opens up within the same web browsing session but the client never made an http request to webserver-2. In this scenario it appears that the webserver-1 made the connection to webserver-2 and rendered it to the client.
What is this process or terminology called?
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When they say server-side rendering, do they mean that server1 makes the request to server2, and then renders it to the client so that the client doesn't have to make the request?
Take for example if we placed the client behind a firewall and only allowed it to reach webserver 1, would server-side rendering help accomplish the goal of having the client see data from webserver 2?