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CpE 585 - PROJECT: Concurrent Programming - Web Services Aim: To develop a multi threaded web service which handles requests from multiple clients, interact with SARA (Software Architecture Risk Assessment) Tool web service and respond to their requests.

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CpE 585 - PROJECT: Concurrent Programming - Web Services. Aim: To develop a multi threaded web service which handles requests from multiple clients, interact with SARA (Software Architecture Risk Assessment) Tool web service and respond to their requests. Learning Objectives:. Ability to: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CpE 585 - PROJECT: Concurrent Programming - Web Services

Aim: To develop a multi threaded web service which

handles requests from multiple clients, interact with SARA (Software Architecture Risk Assessment) Tool web

service and respond to their requests.

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Ability to: Build web services Do concurrent programming in web services Server based technologies Implement Design Patterns

Learning Objectives:

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Project Goals:

I) Develop a web service with three threads, each handling multiple threads (users). The three threads are the 3 type of applications you are providing to the users.

The 3 applications are:Help: Allow the user to search for any feature provided by the tool ( similar to help facility provided by Microsoft Office ) (Information about the SARA Tool and Papers will be provided)Demo: Allow the user to view runs of predefined case studies using the tool (will be provided)Access to the SARA Tool – Web Service-II

II) Build a web service that contains the SARA Tool as shown in Architecture diagram below.

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Characteristics:

The requests from each client should be handled by your web service (implemented with Design pattern Multithreaded technologies) and respond with the result.

Clients should be provided with an applet that contains an interface ( as shown on the left of this document) to

1. use the web services build by you, 2. Introduction of your project3. Register/Login, 4. Help 5. Demo6. Access Tool7. Chat (optional) – for Bonus of 10 points

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Schedule and Inch stones:

November 9 : Requirements DocumentNovember 30: Project Presentation (Each batch with

maximum of 15 min)December 7 : Demo