Application transport refers to the protocols and mechanisms used to deliver application-specific data over a network. It focuses on ensuring reliable and efficient communication between applications, often building upon lower-level network protocols like TCP or UDP. Common examples include protocols like HTTP (for web browsing), SMTP (for email), and custom protocols designed for specific applications. It handles aspects like connection management, data formatting, and error handling at the application level.
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