Multithreaded Socket Server

This project demonstrates a simple implementation of a multithreaded socket server in Java. The server can handle multiple client connections concurrently using threads, allowing for improved scalability and responsiveness.

How to Use

1. Server Setup

   • Compile and run the Server.java file.
   • The server will start listening on port 8010.

2. Client Setup

   • Compile and run the Client.java file.
   • The client will connect to the server running on localhost at port 8010.

3. Communication

   • The client sends a message "Hello from the Client" to the server.
   • The server responds with "Hello from the server".
   • The client then displays the response received from the server.

4. Termination

   • Close the client and server programs after testing.

About the Project

The project demonstrates how to implement a multithreaded socket server in Java. It utilizes the ServerSocket and Socket classes to establish socket connections between clients and the server. Each client connection is handled in a separate thread, allowing the server to handle multiple client requests concurrently.

Additional Notes

• Ensure that the server is running before starting the client.
• The server listens on port 8010 by default. You can change the port if needed by modifying the port variable in the Server.java file.

This project serves as a basic example of multithreaded socket programming in Java. Feel free to explore and modify the code according to your requirements.