Assume yоu hаve the fоllоwing .proto file. messаge Person string nаme = 1; int32 month = 2; int32 day = 3; int32 year = 4; } Assume this describes a request to the server, so the client wants to add a new person to their contacts with the above mentioned information. You do not have to do a full implementation only implement exactly the part that is asked you can assume the rest is given. 1. Write the code for the client creating a correct proto Request of type Person and sending it over to the server. You can assume this is a part of the Client Code where we have a Socket, OutputStream and InputStream (of course this is only a snippet). serverSock = new Socket(host, port); out = serverSock.getOutputStream(); in = serverSock.getInputStream(); 2. Write the code to read in the request on the server side and print out the name and birth year. I do not care exactly about the Java Syntax in detail but I do want to see that you know how to handle proto, build and read the objects. Tip: Methods to read and write with proto on an OutputStream and InputStream writeDelimitedTo(out); parseDelimitedFrom(in);
Assume yоu hаve been tаsked with designing а prоtоcol for a distributed system to manage library book checkouts. The system consists of a client (the library kiosk) and a server (the library's central database). The client sends a batch of requests to the server to check out books for specific users. Each request includes: The library card number of the user. A list of book ISBNs that the user wants to check out. A comment field where the user or librarian can include optional notes (e.g., "Special permission approved"). The server processes these requests and checks whether the books are available and whether the user is allowed to check them out. The server then updates its records accordingly. Design a custom protocol for this client-server interaction, using one of the formats we covered in class (e.g., JSON, Protobuf, or gRPC). Define the Request Format: Clearly specify how the client will structure the request, including fields, data types, and their purpose. Define the Response Format: Specify how the server will respond, detailing the structure, data types, and purpose of each field in the response. Error Handling: Include specific error codes and messages for different failure scenarios. Explain why these are appropriate and what the client should do in each case. Justification: Explain your protocol design choices. Why did you select this protocol type? How does your design ensure efficiency, reliability, and clarity?
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