Re: java servers using ServerSocket

["Tim Elder" <TIM@tekotago.ac.nz>]

I've just finished my Java paper (here's hoping I passed that damned test) and that last part of what we had to do was to  create a server client version of a stack calculator that we had written previously.

Java sockets are really simple because of the premade classes.

Here's the code for the sockets and the classes for the GUI and Calc engine. If you have any questions, let me know. The server is the CalcServer.java and the client is CalcGUI, but the client socket code is in Proxy.java.

Enjoy

Tim

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>>> "Jonathan Smith" <jon_1_5@hotmail.com> 17/06/00 14:47:20 >>>
    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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