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Subject call react to keep is an instance of terminate initialize accept is a subtopic of continue access have disadvantage operate with see also try again access by use in design do concurrently listen for stop handle save have purpose respond to use when connect with send locate on is a kind of know use disconnect perform initiate has definition be

application program only a subset of the framework's services A program used by an end-user, as opposed to one simply used by other programs readable by humans

client^2 messages coming from the server cleanly including includes disconnecting from a server if it is still connected itself so it is able to communicate with the server 3.4 - The Client-Server Architecture many servers to perform different functions client^2 to connect to the server if the server does not initially respond
Waiting for interactions with the end-user, and responding when interactions occur
Waiting for messages coming from the server, and responding when messages arrive
the disconnection of the server, because the server crashed or the network failed or because either the client or server requested disconnection a server unless the server is listening messages to the server to request services the same computer as its server or on a different computer program the network address of the server a connection to a server A program or process that connects to another program or process, using a communication channel, in order to request a service a server at the same time

compiler The Basics of Java to translate source code into code that is executable by a computer program compilation readable by humans

driver lower layers of software 10.9 - Strategies for Testing Large Systems it is time-consuming to write program In the context of testing, a simple program that tests services of lower-level layers when performing bottom-up or sandwich testing readable by humans

final software product 9.1 - The Process of Design program different if different design decisions are made

Java program The Basics of Java program portable because it is compiled into bytecode that can run on any computer with a VM

javadoc program Programming Style Guidelines documenting Java programs readable by humans

reusable software 3.1 - Reuse: Building on the Work and Experience of Others a variety of different systems to facilitate reuse program well documented

server messages from connected clients: performing computations or obtaining information, and normally sending some information back to the requesting client and perhaps sending a message to another client or broadcasting messages to many clients at once. a record of the connection while a client is connected when necessary, which involves such actions as notifying each client before terminating its connection itself so that it is able to provide the required service new client connections if it has stopped listening 3.4 - The Client-Server Architecture to serve currently connected clients after it has stopped listening at least two concurrent threads, and in general n+2, threads where n is the number of connected clients process many clients simultaneously
Waiting for interactions with the user who is in charge of the server, and responding as necessary
Waiting for clients to try to connect and establishing connections as needed
For each connected client, waiting for messages coming from that client, and responding when messages arrive
clients attempting to connect listening if the number of connected clients becomes too high, or prior to shutting down connections from many clients messages from all the connected clients the same computer as its clients or on a different computer program clients - the client may request disconnection by sending a message to the server, the client may just disappear suddenly due to the client crashing or the network connecting going down, or the server may force a client to disconnect if the client is not behaving well A program or process that, in response to requests from clients, provides some kind of service a client at the same time

simple program Programming Style Guidelines money because software developers are more likely to notice defects simplification requires a significant drop in efficiency program easier to change than a complicated program

test harness 10.9 - Strategies for Testing Large Systems program A program that automates testing of a system readable by humans

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Subject	call	react to	keep	is an instance of	terminate	initialize	accept	is a subtopic of	continue	access	have disadvantage	operate with	see also	try again	access by	use in	design	do concurrently	listen for	stop	handle	save	have purpose	respond to	use when	connect with	send	locate on	is a kind of	know	use	disconnect	perform	initiate	has definition	be
application																													program		only a subset of the framework's services				A program used by an end-user, as opposed to one simply used by other programs	readable by humans
client^2		messages coming from the server			cleanly including includes disconnecting from a server if it is still connected	itself so it is able to communicate with the server		3.4 - The Client-Server Architecture		many servers to perform different functions			client^2	to connect to the server if the server does not initially respond				Waiting for interactions with the end-user, and responding when interactions occur Waiting for messages coming from the server, and responding when messages arrive			the disconnection of the server, because the server crashed or the network failed or because either the client or server requested disconnection					a server unless the server is listening	messages to the server to request services	the same computer as its server or on a different computer	program	the network address of the server				a connection to a server	A program or process that connects to another program or process, using a communication channel, in order to request a service	a server at the same time
compiler								The Basics of Java															to translate source code into code that is executable by a computer						program				compilation			readable by humans
driver	lower layers of software							10.9 - Strategies for Testing Large Systems			it is time-consuming to write																		program						In the context of testing, a simple program that tests services of lower-level layers when performing bottom-up or sandwich testing	readable by humans
final software product								9.1 - The Process of Design																					program							different if different design decisions are made
Java program								The Basics of Java																					program							portable because it is compiled into bytecode that can run on any computer with a VM
javadoc				program				Programming Style Guidelines															documenting Java programs													readable by humans
reusable software								3.1 - Reuse: Building on the Work and Experience of Others								a variety of different systems	to facilitate reuse												program							well documented
server		messages from connected clients: performing computations or obtaining information, and normally sending some information back to the requesting client and perhaps sending a message to another client or broadcasting messages to many clients at once.	a record of the connection while a client is connected		when necessary, which involves such actions as notifying each client before terminating its connection	itself so that it is able to provide the required service	new client connections if it has stopped listening	3.4 - The Client-Server Architecture	to serve currently connected clients after it has stopped listening			at least two concurrent threads, and in general n+2, threads where n is the number of connected clients	process		many clients simultaneously			Waiting for interactions with the user who is in charge of the server, and responding as necessary Waiting for clients to try to connect and establishing connections as needed For each connected client, waiting for messages coming from that client, and responding when messages arrive	clients attempting to connect	listening if the number of connected clients becomes too high, or prior to shutting down	connections from many clients			messages from all the connected clients				the same computer as its clients or on a different computer	program			clients - the client may request disconnection by sending a message to the server, the client may just disappear suddenly due to the client crashing or the network connecting going down, or the server may force a client to disconnect if the client is not behaving well			A program or process that, in response to requests from clients, provides some kind of service	a client at the same time
simple program								Programming Style Guidelines														money because software developers are more likely to notice defects			simplification requires a significant drop in efficiency				program							easier to change than a complicated program
test harness								10.9 - Strategies for Testing Large Systems																					program						A program that automates testing of a system	readable by humans