第一章对象入门1.11(java编程思想第四版)（Chapter 1, object entry 1.11 (Java programming thought, Fourth Edition)）.docVIP

第一章对象入门1.11(java编程思想第四版)（Chapter 1, object entry 1.11 (Java programming thought, Fourth Edition)） 1.11 Java and the Internet 1.11.1 what is Web? 1.11.2 client programming 1.11.3 server side programming 1.11.4 an independent field: Applications 1.11 Java and the Internet Since Java is just another type of programming language, you might wonder why it deserves so much attention. Why do so many people think its a milestone in computer programming? If you come from a traditional programming background, the answer is not so obvious at the beginning. Besides solving traditional programming problems, Java can also solve programming problems on World Wide Web (World Wide Web). 1.11.1 what is Web? The word Web began to appear a little broad, and it seemed that it was surfing, being on the web and home page and so on. There is even a Internet syndrome that raises questions about the enthusiasm of many people on the internet. We need to do some deep research here, but before that, we must understand the concept of client / server system, which is another computational field full of many puzzling problems. 1. client / server computing The basic idea of the client / server system is that we can centralize the information resources in a unified place. Generally, the data is stored in a database and sent to the other party according to the request of the other or the machine. A key to the overview of client / server is that information is centrally stored. So we can easily change the information, and then send the modified information to the consumers of the information. Gather together various elements, information warehouses, software for delivering information, and the machines in which information and software are located. They are called servers (Server). And for those who reside in the remote machine software, they need to communicate with the server and retrieve information, appropriate treatment, and then displayed on the remote machine, which is called customer (Client).