All of this communication happens behind the scenes, assuming some configuration has been done beforehand. Within this file, there are specific statements passed to the web server when the form is submitted. These statements tell the web server what to do with the form data. Specifically, different file types require different 'actions'. Web servers, by default, assume all files are text unless instructed otherwise.
Web servers identify a file's suffix to know how to treat the file.
Once this is done, the web server will successfully launch Osmosis and await a reply. When a client asks the web server to launch Osmosis, a script is identified. Although the client initiates the storage of data through an entry, Osmosis controls data output. All outputs are passed to the client in the script order. Now, with Osmosis, data can easily be transferred to one or more collections at the point of entry.