Building distributed systems based on WebSocket. Tutorial
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The manual gives an idea of the design of client-server systems using WebSocket technology-a double-administered asynchronous symmetrical connection between the browser and the server, the most revolutionary expansion of the HTTP protocol since its occurrence. The WebSocket Protocol is supported by almost all modern browsers, in it the client and server are equal participants in the data exchange, unlike HTTP protocol, built according to the “request-answer” model. The training manual gives methodological instructions for laboratory work, the purpose of which is to master the methods of constructing Websocket Client-server applications in which the server is implemented in the MS Windows and Linux Ubuntu operating systems in the main modern languages: JSCIPT, VBSCRIPT, PYTHON, PERL, Php Bash, PHP Bash, PHP Bash There are examples of the use of C#, Java, S. The examples and laboratory work shows the development of the most popular and common cases of client-server data exchange: echo-server, file exchange, stopwatch, social chat, while using the SSH protocol for the server, the technology of access to the server, located on a virtual machine, and the WebSocket server itself is sold both using the WebSocketd utility and the means of each particular language. At the end of each section of the manual, there are control issues to consolidate the material.
Designed for masters of direction 09.04.02 and students of other specialties related to applied mathematics and informatics, as well as developers and all interested in the field of web-server development to persons
Designed for masters of direction 09.04.02 and students of other specialties related to applied mathematics and informatics, as well as developers and all interested in the field of web-server development to persons
Author:
Author:Khabarov Sergey Petrovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Series:
Series: Textbooks for universities. Special literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8114-4739-8
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