Formal Definition of Client-Server Architecture

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From: Richard Aronce Torres
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1992 07:41

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There seem to be several (commercial) definitions of systems
based on the client-server architecture.
  
I  would like to know the formal definition (which is academically accepted)
of systems based on the client-server architecture.   What are the
application (system)  design pre-requisistes such that one can call 
a mainframe as the server and the PC as the client? 
Thanks.

Richard

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Subject: Formal Definition of Client-Server Architecture
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