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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20031 Final Year Project Demonstration Dublin City University 29 th May 2003 Team Members : David ReadeTimothy Kelly 9975562950221221 Project Supervisor: Renaat Verbruggen
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20032 n 1. Project Overview
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20033 n 1. Project Overview n 2. Project Background
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20034 n 1. Project Overview n 2. Project Background n 3. Project Lifeline
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20035 n 1. Project Overview n 2. Project Background n 3. Project Lifeline n 4. System Design
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20036 n 1. Project Overview n 2. Project Background n 3. Project Lifeline n 4. System Design n 5. Middleware Design
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20037 n 1. Project Overview n 2. Project Background n 3. Project Lifeline n 4. System Design n 5. Middleware Design n 6. Client Sample
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20038 n 1. Project Overview n 2. Project Background n 3. Project Lifeline n 4. System Design n 5. Middleware Design n 6. Client Sample n 7. Admin Sample
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 20039 n The aim of this project was to develop an all in one intranet application that will allow for easy:
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200310 n The aim of this project was to develop an all in one intranet application that will allow for easy: –IT Helpdesk Maintenance and Usage
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200311 n The aim of this project was to develop an all in one intranet application that will allow for easy: –IT Helpdesk Maintenance and Usage –Employee Searching
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200312 n The aim of this project was to develop an all in one intranet application that will allow for easy: –IT Helpdesk Maintenance and Usage –Employee Searching –Server Checking
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200313 n The aim of this project was to develop an all in one intranet application that will allow for easy: –IT Helpdesk Maintenance and Usage –Employee Searching –Server Checking –Addition of future network users
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200314 n The aim of this project was to develop an all in one intranet application that will allow for easy: –IT Helpdesk Maintenance and Usage –Employee Searching –Server Checking –Addition of future network users n The finished product is an easy to use application which allows clients and administrators to perform numerous operations both quickly and easily.
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200315 n Q. Who is this product aimed at?
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200316 n Q. Who is this product aimed at? n A. This product is aimed at any company which maintains an Intranet and an internal company network.
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200317 n Q. Who is this product aimed at? n A. This product is aimed at any company which maintains an Intranet and an internal company network. n This product has maximum potential for medium to large scale non it related companies with an IT department that caters for a large number of clients.
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200318 n Q. Will this product suit your company? n A. NMS1.0 is a framework which allows easy addition of future components and can be customised and fine tuned to suit the needs of your company by one of our fully trained and qualified engineers. n *Full Documentation and training will also be provided.
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200319 n This project was developed over a number of stages:
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200320 n This project was developed over a number of stages: –1. Research
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200321 n This project was developed over a number of stages: –1. Research n MySQL – Relational Database
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200322 n This project was developed over a number of stages: –1. Research n MySQL – Relational Database n Tomcat – Web Services
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200323 n This project was developed over a number of stages: –1. Research n MySQL – Relational Database n Tomcat – Web Services n Java – Middleware JSP’s
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200324 n This project was developed over a number of stages: –1. Research n MySQL – Relational Database n Tomcat – Web Services n Java – Middleware JSP’s –2. Software Configuration
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200325 n This project was developed over a number of stages: –1. Research n MySQL – Relational Database n Tomcat – Web Services n Java – Middleware JSP’s –2. Software Configuration –3. Development
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200326 n This project was developed over a number of stages: –1. Research n MySQL – Relational Database n Tomcat – Web Services n Java – Middleware JSP’s –2. Software Configuration –3. Development –4. Integeration and Testing
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200327 n This system is based on the classic Three Tier Architecture common in many Web Applications: n Client Tier – Web Based Interface
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200328 n This system is based on the classic Three Tier Architecture common in many Web Applications: n Client Tier – Web Based Interface n Middleware – Java, JSP’s Tomcat Servlet Engine
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200329 n This system is based on the classic Three Tier Architecture common in many Web Applications: n Client Tier – Web Based Interface n Middleware – Java, JSP’s Tomcat Servlet Engine n Backend – MySQL Database
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200330 n Our JSP Development is based on the Two Tier Architecture which is the seperation of logic and presentation that results in clearer more manageable code.
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200331 n Our JSP Development is based on the Two Tier Architecture which is the seperation of logic and presentation that results in clearer more manageable code. n The Middleware Java is based on the façade pattern which hides the more complex from the system user.
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200332 n Clients can perform three basic functions: –Logging a call to the helpdesk
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200333 n Clients can perform three basic functions: –Logging a call to the helpdesk –Employee Searching
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200334 n Clients can perform three basic functions: –Logging a call to the helpdesk –Employee Searching –Using the network map
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200335 n Administrators can perform these basic functions:
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200336 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200337 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0 –Use the IT Helpdesk
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200338 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0 –Use the IT Helpdesk –Add and Delete Employees from the network
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200339 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0 –Use the IT Helpdesk –Add and Delete Employees from the network –Create New Administrators
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200340 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0 –Use the IT Helpdesk –Add and Delete Employees from the network –Create New Administrators –Update Personal Details
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200341 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0 –Use the IT Helpdesk –Add and Delete Employees from the network –Create New Administrators –Update Personal Details –Maintain a list of Network Servers
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200342 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0 –Use the IT Helpdesk –Add and Delete Employees from the network –Create New Administrators –Update Personal Details –Maintain a list of Network Servers –Run and Stop the ServerCheck
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NMS1.0(c) Copyright 200343 n Administrators can perform these basic functions: –Login to the secure Admin Area of NMS1.0 –IT Helpdesk Functionality –Add and Delete Employees from the Network –Create New Administrators –Update Personal Details –Maintain a list of Network Servers –Run and Stop the ServerCheck –Configure Software and Databases
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