Socket Programming with Java NIO - Channels, Selectors, and Buffers
In this video we'll cover SOCKET PROGRAMMING using the JAVA NIO library. We'll make an example client/server aplication where the server only requires one thread to handle multiple client connections! In the process we'll touch on CHANNELS, SELECTORS, and BUFFERS, and why byte order and ENDIANNESS matter in computer networking.Network byte order is BIG ENDIAN, but you should always confirm byte order when implementing a networking protocol.
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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Why Java NIO Sockets?
1:34 Channels and Selectors in the Server
3:33 Configuring the Selector
8:40 Client Connections
14:32 Implementing the Client
17:37 ByteBuffer Tips and Tricks
28:22 Making an Echo Server
31:18 Endianness, Big vs Little Endian
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