Author: Tyler Baylson

Date: 10/28/20

Class: CS 465 : Computer Networks

Professor: Dr. Scott Barlowe

Description:

A client/server application implemented using TCP and UDP. The following
operational instructions assume you are in the project2 directory. Flags
are RFC-20mg compliant.

Notes on card types:

In the RFC-20mg description, there was no distinction between basic lands
and non-basic lands. I also couldn't find specification within the project
instructions. Therefore, the flag -L will display all land cards not just
the basic Forest, Island, Mountain, Plains, and Swamp.

How to compile:

javac common/*.java client/*.java server/*.java

How to start the server:

Default TCP settings:
    java server.MagicServerDriver tcp

TCP with specific port number:
    java server.MagicServerDriver tcp port#

Default UDP settings:
    java server.MagicServerDriver udp

UDP with specific port number:
    java server.MagicServerDriver udp port#

How to start the client:

Default TCP settings:
    java client.MagicClientDriver tcp localhost

TCP with specific port number:
    java client.MagicClientDriver tcp localhost port#

TCP with specific flags:
    java client.MagicClientDriver tcp localhost -flags

TCP with specific port number and flags:
    java client.MagicClientDriver tcp localhost port# -flags

Default UDP settings:
    java client.MagicClientDriver udp localhost

UDP with specific port number:
    java client.MagicClientDriver udp localhost port#

UDP with specific flags:
    java client.MagicClientDriver udp localhost -flags

UDP with specific port number and flags:
    java client.MagicClientDriver udp localhost port# -flags