The client-server model
CS 284 (CSA), Spring 2005
The client-server model for design of software involves
multiple programs that run cooperatively, often on different
networked computers. A server program provides functionality
to other programs, known as clients. The web employs this
model: for example a web server (such as
http://www.stolaf.edu) provides web pages for a browser,
i.e., a web client.
rab@stolaf.edu, April 25, 2005