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server comparison table

Subject continue follow initialize locate on have accept be do concurrently is a kind of is a subtopic of send terminate react to write by access by respond to stop receive operate with keep listen for handle disconnect see also

Java server to serve currently connected clients after it has stopped listening consistent guidelines that make the program easy to read itself so that it is able to provide the required service the same computer as its clients or on a different computer an instance of Socket class in order to exchange information with clients new client connections if it has stopped listening a client at the same time
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
server 3.5 - Technology Needed to Build Client-Server Systems stream of information to the client when necessary, which involves such actions as notifying each client before terminating its connection 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. programmer many clients simultaneously messages from all the connected clients listening if the number of connected clients becomes too high, or prior to shutting down messages from the client using an instance of InputStream at least two concurrent threads, and in general n+2, threads where n is the number of connected clients a record of the connection while a client is connected clients attempting to connect connections from many clients 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 process

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Subject	continue	follow	initialize	locate on	have	accept	be	do concurrently	is a kind of	is a subtopic of	send	terminate	react to	write by	access by	respond to	stop	receive	operate with	keep	listen for	handle	disconnect	see also
Java server	to serve currently connected clients after it has stopped listening	consistent guidelines that make the program easy to read	itself so that it is able to provide the required service	the same computer as its clients or on a different computer	an instance of Socket class in order to exchange information with clients	new client connections if it has stopped listening	a client at the same time	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	server	3.5 - Technology Needed to Build Client-Server Systems	stream of information to the client	when necessary, which involves such actions as notifying each client before terminating its connection	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.	programmer	many clients simultaneously	messages from all the connected clients	listening if the number of connected clients becomes too high, or prior to shutting down	messages from the client using an instance of InputStream	at least two concurrent threads, and in general n+2, threads where n is the number of connected clients	a record of the connection while a client is connected	clients attempting to connect	connections from many clients	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	process