What does a '405 Method Not Allowed' HTTP status code return imply about a client browser's interaction with a web application?
A. The requested URL address path has changed its location permanently.
B. The server recognizes the request method, but the specific target resource does not support that method (e.g., trying to POST to a read-only static text file).
C. The input security certificate has an expired authorization date.
D. The web server facility has completely crashed down.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
An HTTP 405 error occurs when the requested resource is configured to reject the specific HTTP method used (such as a browser attempting a POST action on a static page designed only to accept GET requests).
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