This Java code establishes a simple UDP communication between a client and a server. The client sends messages to the server, which in turn responds with another message. The communication occurs via User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
- Enter messages in the client console. They will be sent to the server.
- The server receives and displays the messages from the client.
- After receiving a message, the server prompts for a response, which it sends back to the client.
- To end the communication, simply close the client or server console.
- Ensure the server is running before starting the client.
- Run the serverUDP class to start the server.
- Run the clientUDP class to start the client.
- Follow the prompts in the client console to send messages to the server and receive responses.
- Both client and server classes should be run on separate consoles or terminals.
- The server will continue running until explicitly terminated or encounters an error.
- This code provides a basic framework for UDP socket communication in Java and can be extended for more complex applications.