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Learn Java network programming by practical example applicationsYou will develop ClientServer,GUI Chat and other apps

What you will learn

Java Networking

TCP/IP Fundamentals

Create Applications that uses TCP or UDP protocols

Creating GUI Chat Applications

Server/Client Applications

HTTP Request

Networking Fundamentals

Description

Networking supplements a lot of power to simple programs. With networks, a single program can regain information stored in millions of computers positioned anywhere in the world. Java is the leading programming language composed from scratch with networking in mind. Java Networking is a notion of combining two or more computing devices together to share resources.

All the Java program communications over the network are done at the application layer. The java . net package of the J2SE APIs comprises various classes and interfaces that execute the low-level communication features, enabling the user to formulate programs that focus on resolving the problem.

The Java platform is highly regarded in part because of its suitability for writing programs that use and interact with the resources on the Internet and the World Wide Web(WWW). In fact, Java-compatible browsers use this ability of the Java platform to the extreme to transport and run applets over the Internet.


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Java is a premier language for network programming.  java . net package encapsulate large number of classes and interface that provides an easy-to use means to access network resources. Here are some important classes and interfaces of java . net package.

Socket is foundation of modern networking, a socket allows single computer to serve many different clients at once. Socket establishes connection through the use of port, which is a numbered socket on a particular machine. Socket communication takes place via a protocol. Socket provides communication mechanism between two computers using TCP . There are two kind of TCP sockets in Java. One is for server and other is for client.

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Introduction to Networking
How Server and Client works ?
LAN
MAN
WAN
Network Topologies
What is Network topology ?
Ring topology
Star topology
Mesh topology
Expanding star topology
Bus topology
TCP/IP, Ports and Sockets
TCP
UDP
Ports and Sockets and IP Addresses
Network Programming with Java
Printing Network Adapters
URI
URL
InetAddress
Mastering TCP/IP
Mastering TCP/IP – P1
Mastering TCP/IP – P2
Mastering TCP/IP – P3
Mastering TCP/IP – P4
Mastering TCP/IP – P5
Java – Time Server Application
Client Side
Client Application Buffer
Java – GUI Online Chat Application
GUI Online Chat Application – Client Side
GUI Online Chat Application – Server Side
Peer to Peer (P2p)
How P2P Networks Works
P2P Applications
UDP and Multicasting
UDP Fundamentals
UDP in Java
Java – TCP and UDP Example Application
Java HTTP File Download
Http Header Request and Response
WHO is Client in Port 43
NIST Time Request with Port 13 TCP
Java SMTP Mail Sender