CS433/533 Assignment 4 Overview. Fishnet Network protocol simulator & emulator Read fishnet-intro.pdf Get started Network topology (.topo) for emulator.

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CS433/533 Assignment 4 Overview

Fishnet Network protocol simulator & emulator Read fishnet-intro.pdf Get started Network topology (.topo) for emulator Simulation script (.fish) for simulator trawler.pl: emulation coordinator fishnet.pl: interactive node emulation

Where to put your code Under directory proj/ Related files: Node.java, TCPManager.java, TCPSock.java Do NOT modify files under lib/ E.g., the file ‘ Transport.java ’ only serves as definition of transport packet format, do not rewrite it

Node.java send(int destAddr, Packet packet)‏ Call this method to send a packet you have constructed to a node with destAddr How do I know the destination ’ s address? Fishnet assign the lowest unused address (0-254) to a newly started node If you start two fish nodes, they will have address 0 and 1

Node.java onCommand(String command)‏ entry point for node commands, process commands here Example: 0 hello Node 0 ’ s onCommand gets invoked with command = “ hello ”

Node.java onReceive(Integer from, byte[] msg)‏ Entry point for receiving a packet However, put your support for new protocols in receivePacket(int from, Packet packet)‏ receivePacket(int from, Packet packet)‏ Call your protocol specific packet processing code from this method

Node.java addTimer An example of how to use callbacks and timers You may need to implement more sophisticated versions of it, since the current one only adds callbacks with no arguments

Interoperable Designs You should stick to the protocol and API specification on course webpage Connection setup Connection tear-down You a re free to choose how you implement the specification You are free to build your own test case (other than the sample transfer client/server)‏

Interoperable Designs We provide an example design sketch Classes view Node TCPManager: manage multiple TCP sockets TransferClient: client thread TransferServer: server thread TCPSock: Implementing TCP socket manage use On Command “transfer” On Command “server”

How to test your code? Use the “ two.topo ” file on course website to setup two directly connected nodes (with addresses 0 and 1)‏ In your “server” command, specify the port to listen on, and backlog In your “ transfer ” command, specify the destination node address and port, and the amount to transfer Or, use the simulator scripts “transfertest.fish” under the “scripts” directory