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OUR TEAM

D.Archana kumari(08B61A0524)

A.Lakshmi Aditya (08B61A0503)

D.Vinay Goud(08B61A0528)J.priyatham(08B61A0546)

GUIDE: Mr. Naveen (Asst. Professor)

GROUP:13

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Introductiony The project entitled as Mobile to PC

Communications. Mobile devices areeverywhere, these days everyone is connected

with the world using wireless devices and

amazingly mobiles are most commonly usedwireless device.

y Due to enhancement of its technology, todaymost of the mobile devices can get connected to

the internet and access the web pages. As aprogrammer we have to take advantage of thisnew territory.

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Purposey In marketing departments

y For military purpose to track their solders

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Scope

y As integrated mobility applications become a commonexpectation of an office communication system, conducting adue diligence of telecommunication systems has become much

more easy way of communication.

y It used to be that the end-to-end nature meant that the Internetjust sent bits around. You couldn't really filter.

y We can send instant messaging to a particular executive by

communicating by sending message or mailing from PC toMobile and can locate person where they are located and findthem by monitoring to provide Time consuming.

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descriptiony Product Perspective:

The main aim of our project is to provide communication between Mobile to PC&vice versa. By using Dot net framework information are exchanged in between

Mobile and Personal Computer. There is inconsistency to the executives who really meet the customers daily. If

the branch manager wants to contact his executives by communicating throughtelephone where executives are in not in coverage area. This lead to problem bywasting time in dialing phone.

We can send instant messaging to a particular executive by communicating by

sending message or mailing from PC to Mobile and can locate person wherethey are located and find them by monitoring to provide time consuming.

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Required-Interfaces:

y System interfaces: None

y User interfaces: Windows Forms Designer

WPF Designer

Web designer/development

y Hardware interfaces: None

y Software interfaces: MS Dot Net Framework 2.0

MS Visual Studio.Net 2005

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M

emory ConstraintsyA minimum of :

256/512 MB RAM

1 GB Free disk space or greater 1 GB on Boot Drive

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Constraints or Non functional Requirements

:y Internet Information Services (IIS) 5.0

Includes web and FTP server support, as well as support for Front Pagetransactions, Active server Pages, and database connections. Available as anoptional component, IIS 5.0 is installed automatically for those upgrading from

versions of Windows with Personal Web Server installed.

y MS Windows XP

The major feature of the Windows XP professional Reliable

Easy to use and Maintain

Internet Ready

y C#.Net:

Interoperability, simplicity, performance, cross language integration and

language independent are important features of C#.

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Specific requirements:y Ex

ternal interfaces:

Inputs: the input of the project is the login id andthe password

Outputs: the output is the data received from thesystem

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ogical database requirements:

y Sql server 2005 The SQL server web data administrator enables us to easily manage our

SQL Server data, wherever we are using its built-in features, we can do

the following from Microsoft Internet Explorer or our favorite webbrowser. Microsoft SQL Server 2000 introduces several serverimprovements and new features:

XML Support

Federated Database Servers

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External Interface Requirements

Software requirements:

Operating System : WindowsTechnology : Java and J2EEWeb Technologies : Html, JavaScript, CSSWeb Server : TomcatDatabase : OracleJava Version : JDK1.6, Tomcat 5.5, Oracle10g

Hardware requirements:

Hardware : PentiumRAM : 1GB

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Design Constraints :

y Input Design:

Input Design is part of overall system design, which requires verycareful attention. If the data going into the system is incorrect then the

processing and output will magnify these errors.y The inputs in the system are of three types:

External : which are prime inputs for the system.

Internal : which are user communication with the system.

Interactive : which are inputs entered during a dialog with the

computer.

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y Output Design

Intelligent output design will improve systems

relationships with the user and help in decision making.y The output design is based on the following:

Determining the various outputs to be presented to theuser.

Differentiating between inputs to be displayed andthose to be printed.

The format for the presentation of the outputs.

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y Menu Design :

Screens are created in such a way that it supports task

orientation and need to jump between subtaskswhenever necessary. The interaction between the userand the machine is critical. The design of the input andthe query screens should be interactive.

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Block Diagram :

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