Deliverable Instructions
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1. .client.py and .server.py
E.g.,
0201.client.py
0201.server.py
A) If your client/server require IP addresses of each other, you can allow the grader to enter them on the command line:
E.g. 0201.client.py
E.g. 0201.server.py
B) If there is a specific list of urls you have tried your experiment on, you can submit that file as well. The client script should be able to read the file from command line.
E.g. 0201client.py
C) Naming of the url file should be as before:
E.g. 0201.url.file
2. Any README file (if you have one). .README
E.g, 0201.README
3. IMPORTANT: DO NOT INCLUDE ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IN THE FILE NAMES LIKE YOUR NAME OR FULL ROLL NUMBER.
All submissions not conforming to file naming conventions will be REJECTED and you will not have a chance to resubmit.
4. If you have made multiple implementations of the web cache you can submit either multiple files as follows: client-1.py
E.g., 0201.client-1.py
and write down in the README file as to what you have done in such a file.
Multiple implementations doesn’t mean different ways of running the same code. The code across each implementation should have a different method of implementing the web cache (Refer to DBMS course for Indexing implementations).
5. Hard deadline and strict file naming conventions. No other submission format is allowed (zip, jpeg, pdf, doc etc).
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