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+/*
+*/
+     
+/*! \page clientserver-example.html
+
+  \ingroup network-examples
+
+  \title A small client-server example
+ 
+  This example shows how two programs can communicate using sockets.
+
+  Two simple example programs are provided, a client program and a
+  server program. Both use the QSocket class, and the server also uses
+  QServerSocket class.
+  
+  The server listens on port number 4242 and accepts incoming connections.
+  It sends back every line it receives from the client, prepended with
+  the line number.
+
+  The client tries to connect to the server on the host specified on the
+  command line or to localhost if no command line arguments are
+  specified. You can send single lines to the server.
+
+  <hr>
+
+  Implementation server (server.cpp):
+ 
+  \include network/clientserver/server/server.cpp
+
+  <hr>
+
+  Implementation client (client.cpp):
+ 
+  \include network/clientserver/client/client.cpp
+*/