The document describes a server-client program for socket programming in TCP/IP. The server side program creates a server socket to listen for client connections on port 3333, accepts a socket from the client, and uses input/output streams to send and receive data with the client in a loop until the client sends the string "stop". The client side program connects to the server socket on localhost port 3333 and also uses input/output streams to exchange data with the server in a loop until sending the string "stop".
The document describes a server-client program for socket programming in TCP/IP. The server side program creates a server socket to listen for client connections on port 3333, accepts a socket from the client, and uses input/output streams to send and receive data with the client in a loop until the client sends the string "stop". The client side program connects to the server socket on localhost port 3333 and also uses input/output streams to exchange data with the server in a loop until sending the string "stop".
The document describes a server-client program for socket programming in TCP/IP. The server side program creates a server socket to listen for client connections on port 3333, accepts a socket from the client, and uses input/output streams to send and receive data with the client in a loop until the client sends the string "stop". The client side program connects to the server socket on localhost port 3333 and also uses input/output streams to exchange data with the server in a loop until sending the string "stop".
The document describes a server-client program for socket programming in TCP/IP. The server side program creates a server socket to listen for client connections on port 3333, accepts a socket from the client, and uses input/output streams to send and receive data with the client in a loop until the client sends the string "stop". The client side program connects to the server socket on localhost port 3333 and also uses input/output streams to exchange data with the server in a loop until sending the string "stop".
Client Side Program package client; import java.net.*; import java.io.*;
public class Client {
public static void main(String args[])throws Exception{ Socket s = new Socket("localhost", 3333); DataInputStream din = new DataInputStream(s.getInputStream()); DataOutputStream dout = new DataOutputStream(s.getOutputStream()); BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));