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CS 241 Section (04/19/12)

CS 241 Section (04/19/12). MP8. Web Server Due: Tuesday, May 1 st , 11:59pm What will you be doing? Creating a web-server in C that serves HTML pages and a few types of files found on the web. You won’t test your program using a console!

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CS 241 Section (04/19/12)

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  1. CS 241 Section (04/19/12)

  2. MP8 • Web Server • Due: Tuesday, May 1st, 11:59pm • What will you be doing? • Creating a web-server in C that serves HTML pages and a few types of files found on the web. • You won’t test your program using a console! • To test: you’ll open up a web browser (such as Firefox, Chrome, IE, it doesn’t matter) and connect to your program. • You can also use wget to debug if IE / Firefox not working: • wget –d http://linux#.ews.illinois.edu

  3. MP8 • MP8 has you create a web server. • In today’s programming example, we’ll create a web server that gets an HTTP request and prints that to the console. • Preliminary step for your MP 8.

  4. Discussion Section Coding

  5. Network Choices • In main lecture, you have seen two different protocols: • TCP • UDP …what are the differences? …which one do we want to use for a web client?

  6. Network Choices • In main lecture, you have seen two different roles: • Server: • socket() • bind() • listen() • accept() • Client: • gethostbyname() / getaddinfo() • socket() • connect()

  7. Programming! • In the ds/ds11/ directory, you’ll find 1.c. • Goal: • Create a program to read HTTP request from a client and print that out.

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