Currently, the web server handles only one HTTP request at a time. Implement a multithreaded server that is capable of serving multiple requests simultaneously. Using threading, first create a main thread in which your modified server listens for clients at a fixed port. When it receives a TCP connection request from a client, it will set up the TCP connection through another port and services the client request in a separate thread. There will be a separate TCP connection in a separate thread for each request/response pair.

how can I write a client program that send 10 one after the other by a thread and by user. and the server recieves the 10 messages and write a different 10 messages.

Using traceroute write me a script that does the following, asks for your first name and last name, and asks you for an URL to a site on the Internet. perform a tracerroute to that address,  then I want the program to indicate Hello <your name> The system <ip address> is alive (or) not alive. Attach the screenshots to your paper with three sentences about the screenshot. and post them to the thread.

Socket programming The application consists of two parts: Server and Client. Each part can run independently on separate computers. Server manages the chat session. It maintains a list of the active clients and forwards incoming messages. The Server is multithreaded - communication with each client is through a separate thread. When Server is started, it starts to wait for client connections. This thread continues forever to listen for clients. When a connection request is received, the server starts a thread to service the client. This is necessary for each client to have its own socket. When the thread is started, a Client object is created containing all the relevant info about each client and saved in a list. The ServiceClient() thread is where all the work is done. ServiceClient() defines the implementation of the server side of the application protocol

Do we really need to have all VM threads use the same method space?

THREAD -"C LANGUAGE" ONLY   Write a program that uses 5 threads. Initialize a shared variable with a value of 0. Each thread must add its Thread ID (tid) to the shared variable. Once a thread has done the addition, print the ID of the thread. It is important to make use of mutexes so that only one thread is incrementing the shared variable at a time. Output the value of the shared variable once all threads have finished incrementing it.

Write a Java program using Thread with single Server and Multiple Clients. NOTE: Client must be running until Bye message is sent. Server should never stop. I need answer question pls

Write a multithreaded Hello World program using OpenMP. Have each thread say “Hello world” along with its thread ID and the number of threads the program is using.Run the program with as many threads as your computer will allow. Then try setting the thread count to a different number. please post:- The source code.- A screenshot of the program running.- A screenshot of the program running with a different thread count.

Problem 0. Write a version of hello.c that creates and reaps (joins) n threads, each of which prints "Hello, world" and its thread id, where n is a command-line argument, and the thread function is passed a pointer to its thread ID as its argument.

C Programming:  Write a program that optionally accepts an address and a port from the command line. If there is no address and port on the command line, it should create a TCP socket and print the address (i.e. server mode). You can choose any port number for your server (>1024). If there is an address and port, it should connect to it (i.e., client mode). Once the connections are set up, each side should enter a loop of receive, print what it received, then send a message. The ping from the client should be sent before entering that loop to start the process. Otherwise both sides will sit and listen without getting anything. The message should be ping from the client and a pong from the server. In order to test this on one machine, you will need to run the same program twice (in two separate terminals). Run first in server mode, then run in client mode using the information printed from the server as your command line arguments. This is the output it must print out: Running…