UNIX Network Applications Programming

Course Code: U3714S
Length: 4 days

This class is not currently scheduled.

Course Description

This course covers developing applications for a networked environment. It includes the XTI and TLI interfaces, STREAMS, sockets, and Remote Procedure Call libraries.

Who Should Attend

Experienced C programmers who wish to write application programs in a UNIX network environment.

Prerequisites

Students should have the experience and knowledge provided by course U3631S - Utilities and Commands. Students should be able to write and debug C language programs, and use system calls and library routines.

Benefits of Attending this Class

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Compare UNIX network programming interfaces
Use socket system calls
Use STREAMS routines
Use XTI routines
Use Remote Procedure Calls

Course Contents

Network Programming Overview
Sockets
Streams
X/Open Transport Interface
Remote Procedure Calls

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