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TCP Network

  • Make sure port 5000 is free.
  • The program assumes both TCP Client and TCP Server are running on the same machine.
  • Run TCP Server first.
  • Run TCP Client next.
  • The client is provided an option to login a current student or register a new student. All details are sentto the server and the server responds accordingly.
    • When creating a new student, a student number is required and a 4 digit pin. The student number should be unique.
    • When logging in a current student, a correct student number and pin should be provided.
    • Successful entries are logged in the server.
  • The server updates the data files (Student list and Log list) every 3 minutes. Log lists are always written in ascending order of date/time.
  • To stop the server press CTRL+C on the terminal (or the stop button if using an IDE).
  • To stop the client, choose the exit option.

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