• Part 1: Run your client with your server from part 2 on the same machine. This machine must be one of the shell servers (murdock or wensong). This means you will need to have Part 2 working to demonstrate Part 1. Run your client with hostname of localhost and the port of your server. Use an input file of your own making that contains more than 5 lines of text.
• Part 2: Include the server output in the run for Part 1.
• Part 3: Run this program with the following URLs:
  • http://157.182.194.28/help.html
  • http://bogus.urls:888/fake.html
  • http://www.cemr.wvu.edu
  • http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~tmont/aliensong.mpg
  • http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~tmont/assign1-Sp05.html
  • http://shell:8046/index.html
• Part 4: Construct a text file named myfile.html and place it in the current working directory of your HTTP server. Then use your client from Part 3 and wget to demonstrate operation of your server:
  • Using your client from Part 3, retrieve myfile.html.
  • Using wget, retrieve myfile.html. Use the -S option of wget to display all of the headers returned.
  • Using wget, retrieve notfound.html. This request should generate a 404 response. Use the -S option of wget to display all of the headers returned.

$ script
Script started, file is typescript
$ httpclient http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~tmont/aliensong.mpg
Retrieving file....
Content-Type: video/mpg
Content-Length: 3201028
$ exit
Script done, file is typescript

~tmont/sub_cs453.pl file1 file2 file3 . . .

Some restrictions:

• You should include a README file that explains the files and the usage of your programs.
• You must include a script of your program in operation with specific input as given above.
• Do not include any binary files.
• Do not include any additional directories.
• Do not include any native code if using Java (JNI).