Internetworking with TCP/IP : client-server programming and applications

By:

Comer, Douglas E

Contributor(s):

Stevens, David L

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi PHI Learning 2013Description: 519pISBN:

9788120325531

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

005.2 COM

Summary: Volume III is a practical guide to designing application software for the Internet environment. It is the first book that shows how to design applications using the Client-Server paradigm. It shows how to use the most important networking protocol, TCP/IP, complementing the invaluable information in Volumes I & II of the best-selling Internetworking Series. The concepts presented apply to all Client Server software not just TCP/IP.

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Volume III is a practical guide to designing application software for the Internet environment. It is the first book that shows how to design applications using the Client-Server paradigm. It shows how to use the most important networking protocol, TCP/IP, complementing the invaluable information in Volumes I & II of the best-selling Internetworking Series. The concepts presented apply to all Client Server software not just TCP/IP.

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