TCP/IP Sockets in Java Practical Guide for Programmers

Name: TCP/IP Sockets in Java Practical Guide for Programmers
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ISBN: 9780123742551

ISBN-10: 0123742552

ISBN-13: 9780123742551

Edition: 2nd 2008

Authors: Kenneth L. Calvert, Michael J. Donahoo

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Nearly all Internet applications use sockets to implement network communication protocols. When TCP/IP Sockets was first released, Java was still emerging as a new but untreated programming language. However, the networking capabilities of the Java platform (such as its adoption into wireless Bluetooth devices) have been extended considerably since 2001, and continued application advances have made it a predominant language, which now holds the market penetration lead at 45%. Taking into account Java's categorical popularity as well as those recent and electrifying innovations in both its form and functions, this 2nd editions covers several crucial new classes of the language that are…

Book details

List price: $30.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2008
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology Books
Publication date: 2/8/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 192
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.836
Language: English



Preface



Introduction



Networks, Packets, and Protocols



About Addresses



About Names



Clients and Servers



What Is a Socket?



Exercises



Basic Sockets



Socket Addresses



TCP Sockets



TCP Client



TCP Server



Input and Output Streams



UDP Sockets



DatagramPacket



UDP Client



UDP Server



Sending and Receiving with UDP Sockets



Exercises



Sending and Receiving Data



Encoding Information



Primitive Integers



Strings and Text



Bit-Diddling: Encoding Booleans



Composing I/O Streams



Framing and Parsing



Java-Specific Encodings



Constructing and Parsing Protocol Messages



Text-Based Representation



Binary Representation



Sending and Receiving



Wrapping Up



Exercises



Beyond the Basics



Multitasking



Java Threads



Server Protocol



Thread-per-Client



Thread Pool



System-Managed Dispatching: The executor Interface



Blocking and Timeouts



accept(), read(), and receive()



Connecting and Writing



Limiting Per-Client Time



Multiple Recipients



Broadcast



Multicast



Controlling Default Behaviors



Keep-Alive



Send and Receive Buffer Size



Timeout



Address Reuse



Eliminating Buffering Delay



Urgent Data



Lingering after Close



Broadcast Permission



Traffic Class



Performance-Based Protocol Selection



Closing Connections



Applets



Wrapping Up



Exercises



Nio



Why Do We Need This?



Using Channels with Buffers



Selectors



Buffers in Detail



Buffer Indices



Buffer Creation



Storing and Retrieving Data



Preparing Buffers: clear(), flip(), and rewind()



Compacting data in a Buffer



Buffer Perspectives: duplicate(), slice(), etc.



Character Coding



Stream (TCP) Channels in Detail



Selectors in Detail



Registering Interest in Channels



Selecting and Identifying Ready Channels



Channel Attachments



Selectors in a Nutshell



Datagram (UDP) Channels



Exercises



Under the Hood



Buffering and TCP



Deadlock Danger



Performance Implications



TCP Socket Life Cycle



Connecting



Closing a TCP Connection



Demultiplexing Demystified



Exercises


Bibliography


Index