Extension of client-server

applications to the Internet

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/1181287
INTRODUCTION
Client-server applications are distinguished by the clear
division in work carried out by the client and server aspects
of the application. Client-server applications are split into
two or more components: the client component of the
application requests or sends information to a central
application referred to as a server, and the server deals with
all processes and returns the results to the client. Such a split
makes data processing and other operations
run across inultiple hosts and brings more efficiency and
scalability to the application. However, the split also brings
to the client-server application numerous additional designs
related to network operations

EXTENSION OF CLIENT-SERVER APPLICATIONS TO THE

INTERNET
When developing a traditional client-server application
there are many tasks involving network operations. The developer must
careklly design this software and make
sure that network communication between two aspects would
occw correctly and efficiently. A relationship with many
detailed operations, such as the communication protocol,
data packet and handshake signal, makes the network
interface complex, especially when more than one client is
connected to a single server. many Web-based applications running
across these browsers and servers, we can use these for
reference to extend a client-server application to Internet.