Implementation of client app and server app #27
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They might be changed in the near future. The client and server addresses need to be chosen.
Added pom.xml to git.
Changed Protocol.java a bit.
Undo merge This reverts commit aa82666.
…a, modified pom.xml to remove junit version 5
…questing anything else
Merging Dev into Master
…rovement Number format : Client and Server couldn't process number with a comma (ex: 5,7). Correction done in Client side by replacing comma by point in user input. Correction done in Server side by adding symbols parameters in format type. Client type result : Client::sendCalculationToCompute was returning Integer inside the code while the prototype was returning Double. User interface improvement : Simplification of messages and improvement in user input.
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Unit tests are implemented too.
Arthur Becaud & Bruno Egremy