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Overview: Programming client/server applications differs from traditional programming since the programs are distributed. Understanding the client/server model enables a clear and concise program design that can be easily read and maintained. There are two categories of client/server flow control: linear and non-linear. If the client is linear then it is similar to a traditional application. It will wait on a resource, such as retrieving data from a file, or reading a socket on a server. The non-linear server contains a multiple branch that provides services to multiple clients. Glossary Link - Client/Server
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Client/Server Information on the Internet
| Client/Server Connection | Trade shows, online demos, free stuff, and C/S vendors. |
| Client/Server Architectures - An Overview | Learn about the origins of client/server technology and explore technical details about the technology. |
| Client-Server Resource Optimization: Effective Use of Client-end and Server Resources | Article by Anand Rane. Includes tips and a sample application option. |
| Server Definition - Glossary | Definition of client, server, and client/server software architecture. |
| Setting up a World Wide Web Service | Describes the client and server software tools which are used to access the World Wide Web. A summary of tools which can assist information providers is also given. |
| Yahoo - Client Server Programming Language | Yahoo index of Client Server information. |
Sponsors of PC AI - Client/Server Vendors
| Provider of the data mining solution, PolyAnalyst Knowledge Server, supports data mining projects in a Client/Server architecture for a corporate environment. Please contact Megaputer for an evaluation copy | |
| The Haley Enterprise's CIA Server facilitates multi-threaded, server-based information systems that include knowledge about your business, integrate with standard databases and object-oriented tools like ODBC, COM, and C++, and that work with standard procedural languages, including C++, Visual Basic, and Java. |
Other Client/Server Vendors
| Blaze Software | Product descriptions and information on services. |
| Home page for Brightware including demonstrations, product information, and upcoming events. | |
| A list of client/server vendors with links to each home page | |
| Home page for Inference including demonstrations, product information, and upcoming events. (akiha@inference.com) | |
| Company information, press releases, product data sheets, white papers, articles. (info@ilog.com) | |
| Their OPSJ is a Java-based tool for constructing business rule servers and intelligent agents. Flexible, open, portable. |
Dynamic Search Engine References
Search the web for "client server" references using:
| IntelliSeek | Lycos | Yahoo | InfoSeek | Alta Vista |
Article References
| A Window on UNIX II: The Customer Support Center | Metzner, W. and Stevenson, A. (1992) PC AI, 6(6), 44-47. |
| Smart Front-Office Applications: Creating Competive Advantage | Williams, C. (1995) PC AI, 9(1), 33. |
| Smart Front-Office Applications: Tools And Technologies | Williams, C. (1995) PC AI, 9(2), 40. |
Book References
| Advanced PowerBuilder 4 Techniques (Client/Server) | Deyhimi, D., Heath, D., and Mosely, D. (1995) New York, Wiley pps 834, Disk, ISBN 0-471-04989-1. |
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| As/400 Client/Server Crash Course | Hoopes, J. (1995) Midrange Computing, pps 176 ISBN 1883884152 | |
| 7 Client/Server Applications in Visual Basic (Toolbox of Templates Series) | McCall, M. (1997) Midrange Computing pps 439 ISBN 188388442X | |
| Black Belt Client/Server Software Development; Building Open and Distributed Systems | Burliegh, D. (ed.) (1998) CMP Books, ISBN 0879304987 | |
| Client/Server Programming with Java and CORBA, 2nd Edition | Harkey, D.(ed.) and Orfali, R. (1998) John Wiley & Sons, pps 1072, CD-ROM, ISBN 047124578X | |
| Access 2000 Client/Server Solutions | Klander, L. and Pyefinch, M. (1999) The Coriolis Group, pps 700, Disk, ISBN 1576104176 | |
| Client/Server Computing For Dummies¨ | Lowe, D. and Helda, D. (1999) Hungry Minds, Inc., pps 432, ISBN 0764504762 | |
| Client Server Software Testing on the Desk Top and the Web | Mosley, D. (1999) Prentice Hall, pps 320, ISBN 0131838806 | |
| Complete Guide to Client : Server Computing | Johnson, E. and McDermott, S.(2000) Prentice Hall, pps 544, ISBN 013087213X |
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