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Top Forums Programming Need help about read() and write() on TCP/IP Post 302469557 by Loic Domaigne on Sunday 7th of November 2010 01:49:29 AM
Old 11-07-2010
Is it a homework? In this case, post in the Homework forum...

You first need to define a protocol between your server and your client (on top of TCP), so that both understand the command "server is busy update", "select beer", "light/black", "select quantity", "liter/bottle"

On the client side:
- The client connects to the server.
- The client reads the answer from the server. Note that you will have to implement a timeout on the read().
- The client sends back answer to the server as appropriate.

On the server side:
- the server accepts the connection
- the server sends reply to the client
- the server reads reply from the client
The implementation of the "server busy update" is tricky: you'll have to fork (or create a new thread) upon each connection. Only one client can be served at a time; the other children/threads should take care of the "busy update".

HTH,
Loïc
 

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