hey i followed your tutorial the server and client work great when you open them through command prompt. however when i try to put it in jar files (one for the client and one for the server)it will say in the client that i have signed in but on the server the client doesn't connect and i cant send messages. do you know a way i could get this to work?
A simple Chat program with Client/Server (GUI optional)
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yes finally it works thank for the reply.. now i want to distribute the load for the servers among different servers(normal computers) where clients will connect to a main server than redirect to the other small servers. But can we can me an idea of how to more how many clients are being connected to each different servers please.
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How do I get access to ClientThread? Is it from org.apache.commons.performance.ClientThread and if so how do I get access to it in my program?
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LinuxIsNotAProcessor, on 10 March 2012 - 09:05 PM, said:
How do I get access to ClientThread? Is it from org.apache.commons.performance.ClientThread and if so how do I get access to it in my program?
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