networking with java

Over the years I’ve written about Linux and Operating Systems, but I think those labs/articles are too dated to offer here (better how to’s exist, I don’t mind saying). I wrote these labs (below) for Labs for a networking course at Langara College not long ago. They are a good way to get going using Eclipse, SVN, Virtual Box and common networking utilities. If you are just getting started learning TCP/IP and UDP Socket programming, these labs are self contained and provide skeleton source code via google SVN. If you find any errors, I’ll happily pay you a few bit coins.

For the last two labs, try the Low Orbit Ion Cannon to really stress test your web servers!

And if you think you’re going to be doing more Java, I suggest these articles below. After doing this course, you should feel confident with you Java coding abilities. Be ready to answer these types of design questions at a job interview. Actually, you often have to pass these types of tests in writing, before getting to shake hands with a potential employer.

Object Oriented Design Principles

Top Ten Interview Questions

Java Threading Interview