Figure 6 - uploaded by Sundaaresaan Chi
Content may be subject to copyright.
Download
View publication
Performing validation on login screen  

Performing validation on login screen  

Source publication
Figure 1: System Block Diagram  
Figure 2: Android Architecture  
Figure 3: Extended Fedena architecture for Android  
Figure 4: MVC architecture  
+5 Figure 5: Activity flow diagram  
Article: Android Application for Content Query from Fedena based School Management Server
Article
Full-text available
  • Apr 2014
Android is a current trend when it comes to smartphone usage in the current market. Most of the users’ community of Android the young generation, most of them attend either college or school. In this paper we describe the original work done in the development of Android application for content query from Fedena (an open source School management sys...
Cite
Download full-text

Context in source publication

Context 1
... Figure 6 shows the snapshot of the login screen validating the user credentials when the user clicks on Login button. The data retrieved from the user is sent to the server through POST method where the validation takes place through a PHP script invoked by the request. ...

Similar publications

Figure 1. Semantic Analysis framework 
Table 1 After Preprocessing Results
Figure 2 Precision results 
Table 2 User Identification
Table 2 . Session of the users
Chameleon Clustering Algorithm with Semantic Analysis Algorithm for Efficient Web Usage Mining
Article
Full-text available
  • Jun 2015
World Wide Web (WWW) has increasing information, and the websites usage also increasing rapidly. The web server records the users’ search activity on the web and store it in the server log. When these web logs properly mined, lot of useful information can be provided for the decision making. Thus the process of accessing relevant information become...
View
Response Time analysis for Apache Web server versions based on 32 or 64 bit Architecture
Article
  • Oct 2015
response time (RT) has a significant feature in both of traditionally response time (TRT) with physical (face-to-face) Businesses, and Automated response time (ART) with web-based businesses. The TRT is very primitive in physical (face-to-face) business and depended on human activity with devices reliability as well. TRT is very changeable from one...
View
Figure 1. Block diagram of ATMEGA 2560 Web Server 
Table 1 . Codes for the function of ATMEGA 2560 WEB Server
Figure 4. GWR register 
Figure 5. SUBR register 
+7 Figure 6. SHAR register 
Web server with ATMEGA 2560 microcontroller
Article
Full-text available
  • Feb 2016
This paper presents the design and building of a Web Server to command, control and monitor at a distance lots of industrial or personal equipments and/or sensors. The server works based on a personal software. The software can be written by users and can work with many types of operating system. The authors were realized the Web server based on tw...
View
Figure 1 PATPro Framework
Table 1 Settings of experiment #1
Figure 2 trace data of experiment#1(power in watts and cpu utilization...
Table 2 Settings of experiment #2
+1 Table 3 coefficients of experiment #1 and #2
PATPro: Power Aware Thin Provisioning of Resources in Virtualized Servers
Article
Full-text available
  • Feb 2013
In traditional virtualization systems Virtual Machines (VMs) are usually over-provisioned for guarantying peak performance of hosting applications and thus waste a lot of computing resources. Although virtual machine consolidation can save power consumptions, it also increases the power intensity in a rack and makes the servers more prone to failur...
View
Table 1 . List of Field Servers and their modules. 
Fig. 2. Web pages of the agent system. 
Fig. 3. Web page of the agent interface program. 
Fig. 4. Agent status and operating commands. 
Fig. 5. Assisting tool for making a Profile. 
Construction of Support Tools to Assist an Agent System
Article
Full-text available
  • Jan 2008
We previously developed an agent system with a function to access Web servers via HTTP and to operate flexibly according to users' requests with agent configuration files (Profiles) to autonomously manage Web-based sensor nodes such as Field Servers. In the Profiles, a combination of agent commands and production rules are described in order to res...
View