Write some Software

You are required to implement a very simple FTP server and client. The server (using TCP sockets) should take the list of available files as command-line arguments. For example: java [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] The client should take the server address and port as command-line arguments. For example: java [login to view URL] [login to view URL] 5115 Then, the client should wait for user input from STDIN, and should support the following three commands:  dir -- retrieves the list of files offered, and prints them on the screen  get <filename> -- retrieves the file with the given filename  bye -- closes the communication with the server and exits Any other input should be ignored (not exiting!) with a simple “syntax error” message printed on the screen. Socket interface: For the TCP sockets implementation, your client should connect to the server, and send it a String (use ObjectInputStream and ObjectOutputStream) containing one of the following commands, expecting the respective responses from the server:  dir -- The server sends back a String[] containing the filenames of available files  blocks filename (for instance: blocks [login to view URL]) -- The server sends back an integer (use [login to view URL]()) denoting the number of 1024-byte blocks in that file. For instance, if a file has 5000 bytes, it has 5 blocks (4 blocks of 1024 bytes and a final block of 904 bytes)  get filename block (for instance: get [login to view URL] 4) -- The server sends back a 1024 byte long block of the file. The last block of the file may have less than 1024 bytes. Program functions and features:  Relevant and meaningful error messages during the operation of the Client and Server programs  Option to choose the desired folder(s) and file(s) for both Server and Client environment  Option to search for the desired file to Send or Receive for both Server and Client environment  Ability to a transfer file in both direction between Server and Client  Transferring of different file types and sizes 