Distributed Systems project to show RPC concepts between server and clients. Implemented using Java Sockets.
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Distributed Systems project to show RPC concepts between server and clients. Implemented using Java Sockets.
In this Project, we are trying to develop a File Server System in Java to allow users/clients to download a file from the server or upload a file into the server using sockets.
Experimental project.
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