what are the channels used for input & output operations?, what is the sender veto for that connection only?
And what is the receiver veto for that connection only? Veto System Levels Now we have only one tip, in veto system there are levels where each level determine the environment in which the system will work, for example you start writing the client-server software through level (1) “virtual client-server”, so you can test your software and generate one “executable” file that contain both the client and server, then you can change the level of the veto system, for example veto system level (2) “at LAN level through shared data files”. This means that through veto system you can write your client-server software that can be work in different environments (Desktop, LAN and Internet) without changing the base code, only you set the environment variables. Now, we have simple example for both “Client side” and “Server side” servers which will show how writing client-server software in DoubleS paradigm is simple and effective process. In our example we will use veto system level (1), virtual c
