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lecture 01:client-server
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The architecture, and the necessity for standards.
Will include as an example which our work will be based upon,
a discussion of the Secure Shell protocol.
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lecture 02:naming
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How clients and servers get together,
and the DNS protocol that is the basis for this.
Includes a full, and important, discussion of security issues,
and examples of installation of very secure and stable software.
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lecture 03:mailing
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Perhaps the most ubiquitous way in which information is transferred
between machines.
Includes a full, and important, discussion of security issues,
and examples of installation of very secure and stable software.
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lecture04:Logins
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Your professor will be at
Java One.
The guest lecturer will be our own Craig Walker, who will talk about
setting up and administering user accounts on distributed machines.
Or something! We will let you know.
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Lecture 05:Jini
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Your professor will also be visiting
"the grandkids".
The guest lecturer will be our own Ravi Pakala, who will talk about
Jini, a very neat architecture for connecting clients and servers
at every level.
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Lecture 06:http
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Bringing us up to date on the HTTP protocol,
with examples of processing using servlets.
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Lecture 07:servers
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Some discussion of server-side processing.
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Lecture 8: Java content handling
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The focus is on the parts of the package java.net
that handle URLs and their content.
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Lecture 9:Java Security
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Details on the Java Cryptography Architecture.
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Lecture 10:XML
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Details on XML Parsing.
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Lecture 11:Web Services
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General discussions of web services,
including SOAP, UDDI, WSDL, ebXML.