The Definitive Guide to Linux Network Programming
As developers, we find ourselves challenged by the ubiquity of the Internet on a daily basis as we often need or want to provide some level of network service within our applications. Whether our goal is to allow remote monitoring of an application’s health, enable multiple users to access a cent...
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2013
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| Truy cập trực tuyến: | http://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/34895 |
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| Tóm tắt: | As developers, we find ourselves challenged by the ubiquity of the Internet on
a daily basis as we often need or want to provide some level of network service
within our applications. Whether our goal is to allow remote monitoring of an
application’s health, enable multiple users to access a centralized service, or
even authenticate a user’s identity prior to giving him access to an application,
network programming is a seemingly dark art practiced by only the most experienced
developers. We have written this text to help you meet the challenge, and
to show you that network programming can be both enjoyable and easy to learn.
From exploring the basics of networking, to creating complex multithreaded
servers, to securing network communications, we present you with precise definitions,
clear explanations, and easy-to-read examples. For the inexperienced
network developer familiar with the C language, as well as the expert looking to
pick up some extra tips, we provide information on and insight into a topic that
is so often ignored, and yet sorely in need of attention. |
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