A friend of mine dazzeled me with by asking to write "Architecture for Client-Server in C". As I am noive in C I didnt got his question.
I don't expected a prepared recipe but I want to learn the idea what he actually meant.
Please Suggest.
Thanx
Rahul47
Unimportant 18 Junior Poster
Beej's guides contain intros to network programming and interprocess communication which are both excellent.
rubberman 1,355 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
Unimportant's links are good places to start, but you need to think about the process/protocols to communicate from client->server->client.
- Server starts and "listens" on a port for connection requests.
- Client attempts to "connect" to server on that port.
- Server "accepts" the connection request, getting a socket associated with that specific client.
- Client sends data to server.
- Server responds to client.
- Ad-infinitum... :-)
Have fun! This is basic networking 101 in action... :-)
Rahul47
Thanx Guys . . . . that helped a lot.
Regards.
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