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There are a bunch of restrictions you have to contend with when opening a network connection from an applet. Firstly, ensure that the name of the host you are trying to connect to matches exactly ...more

Http operates on what is called the request/response paradigm. The client application generates a request for information which is passed to the server, which then replies to it. In the earliest i...more

Is there an example of a chat server (aka Threaded Virtual Meeting Place) ?

The client socket contains IP address. The lines below can help you: Socket socket = new ServerSocket ().accept (); System.out.println ("Client from " + socket.getInetAddress().getHostAddress()); more

The application of Nagle's Algortihm (named after its inventor, John Nagle) is commonly known as nagling. Nagling basically concatenates a number of small buffer messages thus decreasing the numbe...more

How to detect in the server that the client has closed the socket? When the client dies accidently the server goes in an infinite loop. The server reads commands sent by the client. When the client...more

There are two different server types FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol). FTP is able to service files located on the server using a protocol optimized for file tr...more

My problem seemed quite simple, but I have yet to find a solution. I need to accomplish the following: Post a username and password to a web page. After authentication is complete, a FRAMESET is ...more

When I try to send over socket it gets converted to on the client side. I tried sending 10 also, but that also gets converted to . I have to send " " in the start of a TL1 response. I...more

The small HTTP server written in Java is at http://www.acme.com/java/software/Acme.Serve.Serve.html . It's very simple and you can use it as a starting point for a more sophisticated web server ...more

Use the Java Communications API. http://java.sun.com/products/javacomm/.

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In my JSP file i am trying to use getRemoteHost() method to retrieve the computer name. It works in all the systems. but in one machine instead of displaying that computer name it is displaying t...more

You can use something like: InetAddress ia=InetAddress.getLocalHost(); InetAddress[] a=ia.getAllByName(ia.getHostName());

[Short answer: you can't stop the thread, but you can close the socket, which causes accept to return. -Alex] Hope that I've understood you properly. So I assume, that you've got something like: ...more