Treffer: Communication Management Through Sockets Developed In Java.

This article presents a general research relationship between communication through the protocol for the control of information transmission and the use of sockets for communication between the socket of one process (client) and the socket of another process (server). Consequently, the objective was to examine code in the java programming language using the client-server architecture. As a method, language codes and task sharing analysis were used in the behavior of requests by simulating the behavior of the server as a service provider and the requesters called clients. The scope of this article is oriented to demonstrate how sockets are a mechanism through which the connection of network communication is made, thus producing knowledge that facilitates another research on the subject. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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