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The Internet and Java Sockets

ICW Lecture 5 Tom Chothia. The Internet and Java Sockets. Reminder of Last Time:. Encryption can be public key or symmetric. Use a Cipher Object in Java to encrypt and decrypt. Keep your keys in a KeyStore. This Time:. How the Internet works. Some History TCP/IP DNS

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The Internet and Java Sockets

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  1. ICW Lecture 5 Tom Chothia The Internet and Java Sockets

  2. Reminder of Last Time: • Encryption can be public key or symmetric. • Use a Cipher Object in Java to encrypt and decrypt. • Keep your keys in a KeyStore

  3. This Time: • How the Internet works. • Some History • TCP/IP • DNS • How to make socket connections between computers using Java. • How to send Strings and Objects.

  4. Before the Internet • Life was solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short. • Computer Networks: • local networks, • telephone line connections, • leased line.

  5. The Start 1969 • The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (then ARPA now DARPA) gives research grants to universities to buy computers. • The decide to link their computers. • But how?

  6. The Problem With Leased Lines A C B D

  7. The Problem With Leased Lines A C B D

  8. If A and D use the line, then C and B can't A C B D

  9. But if everyone just sends a small packet of data, they can both use the line at the same. A C B D

  10. The Internet Protocol Packet

  11. IP Addresses • Every computer has an IP address. e.g. 147.188.193.15 • Every router on the Internet keeps a list of which connection it should use for which addresses.

  12. Transmission Control Protocol • 1974: daily traffic more than 3 million packets a day. Many are getting lost. • TCP is a protocol than runs on top on IP, if an IP packet gets lost. It requests that it is resent. • TCP/IP becomes allows Inter network connections. So in 1977:

  13. The ARPAnet • 1969 the birth of the ARPAnet. • 1971 E-mail @ • 1977 the ARPAnet becomes a Inter-network. • 1978 first Spam message send. Admin assures users this will never happen again

  14. The Internet • 1982 :-) • 1983 TCP/IP becomes standard. • By 1990 most of Europe, India and South Africa have joined.

  15. Domain Name Servers (DNS) • Remembering IP address is to hard. • So people associate names with addresses. e.g. news.bbc.com → 212.58.226.141 • A hierarchy of servers list handle requests • The route for most of Europe is RIPE based in Amsterdam.

  16. The Internet • 1988 The Morris Worm, CERT formed. • 1989 The Web: HTTP and HTML. • 1992 The first ISPs and Mosaic the first web browser. • 1994 Yahoo

  17. Today • All computers on the Internet have an IP address. • Key Internet Protocols: TCP/IP • DNS to turn names into numbers.

  18. The Internet Protocol Stack Application Internet communication uses a stack of protocols. Each protocol uses the protocol below it to sent data. Transport Network Link/Hardware

  19. Using the Stack to Send Data Computer 2 Computer 1 Application Application Data Data Transport Transport HT(Data) HT(Data) HT(Da) Network Network HN(HT(Da) HN(HT(Da) HN(HT(ta)) HLHN(HT(ta)) Link/Hardware Link/Hardware HLHN(HT(Da) ), HLHN(HT(ta)) Lost HLHN(HT(Da), HLHN(HT(ta))

  20. The Stack, Most of the Time: Stuff that you write Application TCP or UDP Transport Network IP Link/Hardware Ethernet or 802.11

  21. Sockets • A computer is Identified by an IP address. • To allow multiple connections each computer has a port number. • WWW runs on port 80, ssh on port 22, dns on 53, (free wifi). • A simple connection between two computers is called a socket. • Sockets are uniquely identified by (IP sender, port sender,IP receiver,port receiver).

  22. Our View of the Stack in Java Application Java Program Sockets

  23. Sockets in Java • Use java.io.Socket to make a socket that connects to a remote computer. • Use java.io.ServerSocket to make a socket that listens for an incoming connection. • Sockets just give bytes, so then need a wrapper.

  24. Code Demo • Simple socket connections

  25. Multi-Threaded Servers • To receive multiple connections you can use threads. • See demo. • More on Threads in Lecture 11.

  26. Sending an Object • Java lets you send an object over a socket. • The Object must be Serializable and have a UID (see demo). • Use the ObjectStream wrapper to send Objects.

  27. Conclusion • The Internet uses a packet based routing system IP. • Sockets are an easy way to connect between machines. • Use the Socket and ServerSocket Class. • Use a wrapper for the socket for different data types.

  28. Next Time: • All the data send was total insecure. • Next lecture I will show you how • how to make encrypted sockets, • how to know who your talking to. • i.e. what exactly does the little padlock main in my web browser?

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