Re: java servers using ServerSocket

["Ben Humphrey" <benjina@mindspring.com>]

Jonathan?  Whats with the redundency of God's will?
If there is a God I'm sure he doesn't want you asking permission for
everything you do :)
Guidence maybe :)

Ben
----- Original Message -----
From: Jonathan Smith <jon_1_5@hotmail.com>
To: <gameprogrammer@gameprogrammer.com>
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 7:47 PM
Subject: java servers using ServerSocket


>     Hi, java man here again, Praise God. I'm having a bit of a problem
here.
> I'm not to learned in the area of servers, but I certainly would like to
> learn:
> 1. How to make them;
>
> 2. How to use them;
>
> 3. How they work.
>
>     I know that discussing an issue such as servers could take a long
time,
> but if anyone could find the time to help I would greatly appreciate it.
>     I want to know how to use them because, one, if it's God's will, I
want
> to create an mpog war/strategy game(where if a player signs off he can
leave
> a strategy for his "country" to use while he is away, so that his absence
> doesn't disturb the game), and, of course, I would have to use servers to
> update everything on everyone's gameboard, two, I have a tictactoe game
> already completed and I want to make it so two people can play and chat,
at
> the same time, over the net, if it's God's will.
>     If you could, I really need to learn this in Java, specifically, from
> what I know, using Socket and ServerSocket. If not Java, then I would
still
> like to know how they work and how I can use them. Thanks
>
>
>
>                                       Peace and may God
>                                        direct your life
>                                       Amen, Jonathan Smith
>
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