1. Sathya Chandrasekar

2.  Introduction  Architecture  Technology  Features  Software Model  Prototype  Product Comparison  Future Work  Conclusion  Reference

3. Easy to create, search, read books quickly. Instant delivery, portable, accessible via internet. Download and read offline. Can provide links to external resources. Low cost and Green – no trees are destroyed No client application required to install

4. Dynamic HTML Pages JSP Pages Database J2EE Application Client Tier Web Tier Database Tier Client Machine J2EE Server Machine Database Server Machine 3 –Tier Web Server Application

5. Front End (JSP)  Open Source  Dynamic web content  Server and Platform independent  Auto Compilation Back End (MySQL)  Free and Open Source  Fast and Reliable  Portable

6. Apache Tomcat  What is web server?  Why Apache Tomcat?

7. HTML to PDF ConversionRich Text Editor  Open Source TinyMCE  Released under LGPL  Easy to integrate  Customizable

8.  User Authentication >>>>>>  Add and Share ebooks, study materials and videos  Follows workflow in publishing ebooks  Read/write reviews about ebooks  Search for desired ebooks  Number of views  Viewable in HTML and PDF formats

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10.  Use Case Diagram  Module Diagram  Workflow Diagram

14.  Home Page  User Authentication  Ebooks  Study Materials  Videos  HTML & PDF Viewer

23.  SPOTBIT  Scribd  tradebit  eBookOnline  e-library

29. Tools FR WBEGSPOTBITScibdTradebiteBook Online e-library Platform Independence Different User Roles Create & Share Ebooks Create & Share Study Materials Workflow in publishing ebooks Rich Text Editor Reviews Video links Different User Interface

30. Tools FR WBEGSPOTBITScibdTradebiteBook Online e-library Search and Hit count HTML and PDF formats Table of Contents Upload and list by category Graphical viewer Cover page templates

31.  Secure socket layer for user login pages  Support other formats like postscript, xps, doc, txt  Set of customizable cover page templates  Upload images for cover page  Listing all ebooks and study materials with their respective icons

32.  Ebooks and study materials viewer  Digital bookmarks  Adding and sharing audio books  Admin interface to keep track of all users  Mobile application for WBEG

33.  Simple and Easy User Interface  Reliable user authentication with different user roles  Create/upload and download books and materials.  Adds and shares ebooks, study materials and videos  Implements publishing workflow in eBook creation.

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