Fundamental Networking in Java

By: Esmond Pitt

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Hardcover | 10 October 2005

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The book provides complete coverage of fundamental IP networking in Java. It introduces the concepts behind TCP/IP and UDP and their intended use and purpose; gives complete coverage of Java networking APIs, includes an extended discussion of advanced server design, so that the various design principles and tradeoffs concerned are discussed and equips the reader with analytic queuing-theory tools to evaluate design alternatives; covers UDP multicasting, and covers multi-homed hosts, leading the reader to understand the extra programming steps and design considerations required in such environments.

After reading this book the reader will have an advanced knowledge of fundamental network design and programming concepts in the Java language, enabling them to design and implement distributed applications with advanced features and to predict their performance. Special emphasis is given to the scalable I/O facilities of Java 1.4 as well as complete treatments of multi-homing and UDP both unicast and multicast.

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Foreword	p. xiii
Preface	p. xv
Introduction to Networking	p. 1
Introduction	p. 3
Why Java?	p. 3
Organization	p. 4
Terminology and conventions	p. 5
Examples	p. 6
IP - Internet Protocol	p. 7
Fundamentals of IP	p. 9
IP	p. 9
Network addressing	p. 10
Multi-homing	p. 13
IPV6	p. 14
TCP-Transmission Control Protocol	p. 17
Fundamentals of TCP	p. 19
Basic TCP sockets	p. 19
Features and costs of TCP	p. 24
Socket initialisation-servers	p. 27
Socket initialisation-clients	p. 32
Accepting client connections	p. 37
Socket I/O	p. 38
Termination	p. 43
Socket factories	p. 48
Permissions in TCP	p. 51
Exceptions in TCP	p. 51
Socket options	p. 54
Socket timeouts	p. 54
Socket buffers	p. 56
Multi-homing	p. 59
Nagle's algorithm	p. 60
Linger on close	p. 61
Keep-alive	p. 63
Urgent data	p. 65
Traffic class	p. 66
Performance preferences	p. 68
Putting it all together	p. 69
Scalable I/O	p. 73
Introduction	p. 73
Channels	p. 75
Buffers	p. 80
Non-blocking I/O	p. 96
Multiplexing	p. 98
Concurrent channel operations	p. 109
Exceptions in new I/O	p. 113
Scalable TCP	p. 117
Channels for TCP	p. 117
TCP channel operations	p. 119
Multiplexing in TCP	p. 124
Firewalls	p. 129
Types of firewall	p. 129
SOCKS	p. 132
Http tunnelling	p. 133
Java solutions	p. 133
Network Address Translation	p. 134
Secure Sockets	p. 135
A brief introduction to security	p. 135
Introduction to SSL	p. 136
Secure sockets in Java	p. 141
Socket factory methods	p. 143
Secure socket operations	p. 146
Sessions	p. 155
Binding & binding listeners	p. 159
Session context	p. 160
JSSE and channel I/O	p. 162
SSL and RMI	p. 162
Debugging	p. 164
The SSL Context	p. 165
Recommendations	p. 168
HTTPS	p. 170
Exceptions in Jsse	p. 172
SSL system properties	p. 173
Sample SSL client and server	p. 175
The Java GSS-API	p. 181
Scalable secure sockets	p. 185
Introduction	p. 185
The SSLEngine class	p. 186
Designing an SSLEngineManager class	p. 191
Implementing the SSLEngineManager class	p. 193
Using the SSLEngineManager class	p. 205
Exercises	p. 212
UDP - User Datagram Protocol	p. 215
Unicast UDP	p. 217
Overview	p. 217
Simple UDP servers and clients	p. 221
Datagram socket initialization	p. 229
Datagram I/O	p. 233
Termination	p. 235
Socket factories	p. 236
Permissions	p. 237
Exceptions	p. 237
Socket options	p. 239
Timeout	p. 239
Buffers	p. 240
Multi-homing	p. 241
Traffic class	p. 243
Putting it all together	p. 243
Reliable UDP	p. 245
Scalable UDP	p. 261
Channels for UDP	p. 261
DatagramChannel I/O	p. 262
Multiplexing	p. 264
Multicast UDP	p. 269
Introduction	p. 269
Benefits	p. 275
Limitations	p. 275
Applications of multicast	p. 277
Broadcasting in Java	p. 278
Multicasting in Java	p. 281
Multicasting and channel I/O	p. 290
Broadcast and multicast permissions	p. 291
Multicast address allocation	p. 291
Reliable multicast	p. 292
In Practice	p. 297
Server and client models	p. 299
Import statements	p. 300
Servers	p. 300
Channel I/O servers	p. 319
Client models	p. 334
JDK 1.5 executors	p. 336
Staged event-driven architectures	p. 336
Fallacies of networking	p. 339
Eight fallacies of networking	p. 339
Further fallacies	p. 342
In conclusion	p. 345
Appendices	p. 347
TCP port states	p. 349
Platform dependencies	p. 353
References	p. 357
Java Cross-Index	p. 359
General Index	p. 373
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