ppt on X internet

1. Under the guidance of :
Mrs . Shubangi Suryawanshi
By
Neha Malik
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2. Contents
 Introduction
 Literature
 Motivation
 Introduction to X-Internet
 Development of X-Internet framework
 Development and Operational environment
 Server service API development
 Applications of X-Internet
 Conclusion
 References
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3. Introduction
 X-Internet connects digital
to physical world.
 X-Internet platform is based
on Flash components and
API system.
 It is high productivity and
lowering operational cost
interface.
 It is based on Flash MX
professional 2004 and
JAVA.
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4. Literature
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Year Frameworks Methods Applications used
1950 Mainframe Fat Client GUI, 4GL,RAD
1960 Desktop Middleware GUI
1980 Client/Server Middleware GUI
1995 Web App Server GUI, P/L-
JSP/Servlet ASP
UI-HTML
2008 Next Internet Presentation Server/
RUI
Interactivity

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6. Motivation
 Web-centric companies get stuck holding the bag. Brands
will remain intact, but their technology will suddenly be
very outmoded.
• Yahoo!, eBay, AOL will find themselves competing with a
new wave of commerce players that market, deliver, and
service using superior technology of X Internet.
 It is a peer-to-peer networking rocket.
 It is low development cost and dynamic user interface.
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7. Introduction to X-Internet
 X-internet is a kind of internet and has same architecture with the
existing internet structure.
 But different from existing internet, the user interface of X-Internet is
Client/Server type.
 “Intelligent applications that execute code near the user to create rich,
engaging conversations via the Net.”
 X-Internet is also known as Executable Internet.
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The executable
Internet
What should I do with my account?
Financial services tools (executables)
Two-way conversation about my account
BUYITNOW

8. Development of X-Internet
Framework
 For the development of X-Internet framework, and
utilized the middle ware and database for requirement.
 The XML based Flash client can communicate with XML
parser using XML file in the server side.
 API tools are used to develop the simple access to related
DB client task, like select and
interactions(Update/Insert/Delete) instead of developing
the large size of server module.
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9.  The Client/Server method is applying to develop
constructing window and processing the events
 The similar method that are using the development of
JAS/ASP or EJB to access the databases.
• for example, X-internet can be installed in the user PC,
Notebook, PDA, WebPad.
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10. Comparison of C/S, Web and X-
Internet
Classification Client / Server Web X-Internet
Window loading One time Many times One time
Server dependency Low High Low
Window interface Better Good Best
Application Bad Good Good
Vendor dependency Middle Low High
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11. Development and Operational
environment
 The development frame work that is introduced has some
characteristics.
 First we divide into presentation logic and business logic
to develop the project.
o For presentation logic we utilized Flash MX tool.
o For business logic we utilized the JAVA to separate the
logic.
 Second we don’t need additional server to development
and operational purpose.
o Therefore, we choose API method development that is not
needed the server module, to reduce development cost.
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12. Comparison of C/S, Web, X-
Internet
Environment Version Vendor Explanation
JDK 1.5(5.0) Sun Programming
MySQL 5.0 MySQL Database
Apache Tomcat 5.5 Apache Foundation WAS
Flash MX
Professional 2004
7.2 Macromedia IDE for Flash
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13.  The procedure to develop the Flash application;
• DB design and Building – design of schema XML file by schema
generator-application design by using the data components at:
• Flash MX 2004 – Design of server services by using the JSP –
Implementation of HTML/SWF on web server or Tomcat –
Implementation of JSP on Tomcat.
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14. Design Concept of the X-
Internet Framework
 C/S
 Web
 X-Internet
 FRIA
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X Player
Web Browser
+ Flash Player
Web App.
Server
X Server
Web app.
Server + FRIA
API
Client
Web Browser
DB
DB
DB
DB

15. Server service API development
 The server service API implements the role of data query
and save, requested by the flash components.
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16. Data Flow
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17. Comparison of data size for
Fria and JSP
Items Access repeat numbers
1 3 5 10 20
Fria data size 1,372 4,116 6,860 13,720 27,440
JSP data size 3,982 11,946 19,910 39,820 79,640
Difference of data size(JSP-Fria) 2,610 7,830 13,050 26,100 52,200
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18. Applications of X-Internet
 Smart parking systems can bill users for parking time
automatically, ensuring compliance, reducing enforcement and
maximizing revenues.
 When hospitals bill insurers for the use of infusion pumps and
other medical equipment, rFID tags on the equipment can track
the use of it throughout the hospital.
 The U.S Military is using active rFID to manage shipments in
transit, allocate material where its needed.
 Automotive uses it in the two-way sensors on harness can report
their own temperature and location.
 Mining companies and transportation agencies are beginning to
use intelligent sensors to monitor conditions and alert to
hazardous conditions and needed maintenance.
 Sensors can be used to monitor for poisonous gases, the
structural integrity of bridges , the location of workers.
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19. Peer to peer Awareness, Self-
Organization and Autonomous
Action
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20. Conclusion
 We implemented a new type of framework using the Flash
components and server service API.
 The regenerator is installed on client side and X-Internet
server solution on server side.
 The proposed X-internet framework have efficient
characteristics such as
• network traffic,
• low development cost and
• Dynamic user interface.
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21. References
 Y.H Kim, “X-Internet review”, Tobesoft technical document, 2003
 Joshua Duhl, "The Business Impact of Rich Internet Applications"
 T.S. Kim, “Rich Internet Application based on Flash”, Bluemind
communication white paper, 2005
 J.R.Shin, “Real-time concurrency control method considering criticalness
of transactions”, Journal of Korean
 Institute of information technology, Vol. 3. No. 1, PP 37-44, 2005
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22. Links
 http://www.comsquare.co.kr
 http://shift.co.kr
 http://www.droplets.com
 http://www.cokinetic.com
 http://www.altio.com
 http://www.curl.com
 http://www.nexaweb.com
 http://www.macromedia.com
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23. Thank You
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