Assignment 01 - SEG 2105 #20
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Simplechat1 was modified according to the guideline of assignment 01 for SEG2105
SimpleChat1 Phase 2
Modifications according to the assignment 01 (SEG 2105) guidelines for exercise 5 to 7.
Modifications done to the OCSF and SimpleChat assignment 01 guidelines for exercises 5 to 7.
Modifications according to assignment 01 guidelines for exercises 5 to 7.
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This pull request involves changes to the OCSF-SimpleChat1 framework as part of SEG 2105 - assignment 01 (exercises 5 to 7). Specifically 3 classes were modified (ClientConsole, EchoServer, and ChatServer) to improve the communication between the server and the client (such as allowing the client and the server to type special commands, printing messages during connections/disconnections, and adding a LoginID for the client). A fourth class, ServerConsole, was also designed to allow user input.
Simplechat was tested via a series commands (Phase 1 and Phase 2) and are available through the Brightspace submission.