Web interactions are usually \"request response;\" how is WebSockets different?

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Web interactions are usually "request response;" how is WebSockets different? How is a WebSocket "endpoint" different from a web server? How are they related? What are the 4 elements of an endpoint's lifecycle? What "events" do they correspond to? We know that with regular sockets, the server waits to accept0 client connections. In WebSockets, what method ofthe server "endpoint" runs when a client tries to connect? What kind of object keeps track of information about the current "conversation"? How is the Properties class related to WebSockets? How does the WebSockets API make sure that received text messages are handled differently from received binary messages?

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