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cite="mid:ee4042d90709242026xa104b6akf54de9248971d0ec@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Thanks. I'm still somewhat confused though. Are the
commandline arguments for part B the same as Part A, for the client?
(I think they stay the same for the server.) It doesn't seem we need
to supply the host name anymore as an argument for the client binary
since it will be parsed from stdin. Same for the port number (if we
don't pass in a port number in the url, we just choose 80). So given
this, it seems we no longer send anything into the client binary.</blockquote>
The command line arguments are for part A, where you are just getting
the client to connect to the server.<br>
Once your client can parse a URL from standard in, you can totally
ignore the command line arguments. All the information you need about
where to connect is contained in the URL.<br>
<br>
Note that the part A and part B I'm referring to are those contained
within this milestone. When I say part B I am <b>not </b>referring to
the next milestone.<br>
<br>
Daniel
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