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Dr. A. Q. Khan Institute of Computer Sciences & Information Technology

The document describes a chat application that uses UDP for communication between a server and clients. The server maintains a map of registered clients and handles registration, messaging, and broadcasting. Clients can send messages to individuals or broadcast to all. The client GUI allows inputting name, server address, port, and sending/receiving messages which are parsed and displayed by the server. Developers must implement the server and client classes according to the provided skeleton code and protocols.

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Dr. A. Q. Khan Institute of Computer Sciences & Information Technology

The document describes a chat application that uses UDP for communication between a server and clients. The server maintains a map of registered clients and handles registration, messaging, and broadcasting. Clients can send messages to individuals or broadcast to all. The client GUI allows inputting name, server address, port, and sending/receiving messages which are parsed and displayed by the server. Developers must implement the server and client classes according to the provided skeleton code and protocols.

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DR. A. Q.

KHAN INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER SCIENCES & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


(Network Programming) BEIT-VII Write a complete chat application based on UDP. You will write UDPServer and UDPClient applications. UDPServer application has the following Skelton public class UDPServer { HashMap<String,Communicator>comMap=new HashMap<String,Communicator>(101); int currentId =100; public void StartServer(int port) { try { DatagramSocket ds = new DatagramSocket(port); byte[] b = new byte[256]; DatagramPacket dp = new DatagramPacket(b,b.length); boolean flag = true; while(flag) { try { ds.receive(dp); Process(dp); dp.setLength(256); } catch (IOException ex) { } } } catch (SocketException ex) { } } public void Process(DatagramPacket dp){ String str = new String(dp.getData(),0,dp.getLength()); //if str starts with<Register> then format is // <Register><Name> //assign it an id in the following way String cid = Integer.toString(currentId++); Communicator c = new Communicator (/*initialize*/); Set<String> keys = comMap.keySet(); Iterator keyIter = keys.iterator(); while (keyIter.hasNext()) { String k = (String) keyIter.next(); Page 1 of 4

Communicator temp = comMap.get(k); temp.SendNewlyRegistered(c.Id,c.name); } comMap.put(c.Id, c); //Send ID to currently registered person using ReceiveYourID(String ID) //Case1 Finished Case2 starts // If starts with <Msg> //then it is in following Format // <Msg>FROM=Id&&TO=Id&&msg //Extract name,id and msg //on the bases of id get Communicator from //call its SendMessage(///) to send message //Case 3 If str starts with <BROADCAST> Server sends message to everyone except the person who forwarded the message Message Format is <BROADCAST>FROM=ID } } public class Communicator { String name; String Id; InetAddress ia; int port; static DatagramSocket ds; static { try { ds = new DatagramSocket(); } catch (SocketException ex) { } } public Communicator(String id, String Name,InetAddress ia, int port )throws SocketException { } public void SendMessage(String from, String msg){ //send message to this communicator in the following format // <Message>From=from&&MSG=msg } public void SendNewlyRegistered(String id,String name){ //send message in the following format //<Register>Name=name&&ID=id } public void ReceiveYourID(String ID){ Page 2 of 4

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//send message in the following format //<YourID>ID=id } } //Client Side Code public class Chatter extends JFrame implements Runnable{ String myName; String myID; InetAddress ia; int port; DatagramSocket ds; public Chatter(String Myname, String ServerAddress, String Port){ //Initialization myName = name; //Create InetAddress //Create DatagramSocket //Create Thread } private void SendButtonActionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { //Get message from Text field //Send Message to Selected person in List //Append in Text Area // Message Format described in server code } private void BroadcastActionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { // //Get message from Text field //Broadcast Message //Append in Text Area //Message Format described in server code } public void run(){ //Register Yourself // receive first packet and Initialize MyID //continuously read data from socket, parse it and display appropriately. } private javax.swing.JTextArea jTextArea1; private javax.swing.JTextField jTextField1; private java.awt.List list1; }//end class When you launch application, a dialogue box appears which requires you to input following information: Page 3 of 4

Your Name Server address (String) port number (String) This information is passed to Chatter constructor. Do not implement this Dialogue box. You are required to implement Chatter class.

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