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Welcome! Representing authorSTREAM Presented by Sunil Khevaria 10703113 6/8/2011

Agenda/Topics to Be Covered:

Agenda/Topics to Be Covered Company Overview Product overview Work schedule Task1- Transcript handling Task2- Widgets Task3- Server monitoring Summary 6/8/2011

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author STREAM Goal : is to create an online community dedicated to distributing and sharing PowerPoint presentation Features: Full screen embeds Easy narrations animations iPOD conversion YouTube applications

Work scheduled in Training period:

Work scheduled in Training period 6/8/2011 Time period Task assigned description Week 1 Product overview B ecame familiar with company environment and its products Week 2 testing New release of authorSTREAM Week 3-4 Basic overview for programming environment HTML, JavaScript, .NET visual studio ,SQLServer, Week 5-8 Server monitoring Website monitoring, Mail server monitoring Week 9-15 Transcript handling Process transcript Reprocess transcript Week-16 onwards Widgets(under progress) Profile widgets, Presentation widgets

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TASK 1 TRANSCRIPT HANDLING 6/8/2011

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Process Transcript Requirements: To increase the search engine optimization for user Presentation. To increase the rank of the site To make user more reachable to site’s presentation To promote our users’ presentations, channels, podcasts, blogs 6/8/2011

Flow Diagram:

Flow Diagram 6/8/2011 start Input Xml file Find out slide text and title according to version Check version 2 or 3 Extract slide title and slide text Extract slide title and transcript if ver. 3 If ver. 2.0 If ver. 3.0 A

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6/8/2011 A Disable users existing hyperlinks from transcript Encoded with html Format Output html string B

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6/8/2011 B Input html file Fetch keywords from DB with respect to their Rank Find matches Rank+1 Stuff hyperlinks If rank count>=5 or rank=3 If rank= 0 false false true Rank=0 true C

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6/8/2011 Save and upload html file to Amazon C Update DB stop

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6/8/2011 DFD level1 for transcript module .

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6/8/2011 Requirement When we don’t want to promote a presentation in future. When a promoted presentation is deleted by user . When a User changes the access mode from public to private . When a user take a premium membership . Reprocess Transcript

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6/8/2011 Start Window Service Call After 5 min. Get Records(PID, Link PID,URL) List Count>0 ? List of n files is created Select file i Download File From AMAZON Upload File To Amazon & Update DB List Of Urls To Deleted Match Url And Delete From File i <n ?

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6/8/2011 Task 2 Widgets

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6/8/2011 individual items on a GUI screen ... checkboxes, menus, toolbars, buttons etc. three aspects: appearance - what they look like interaction - how they behave semantics - what they mean Introduction to widgets

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6/8/2011 TASK 3 Monitoring

SERVER MONITORING:

SERVER MONITORING This project is all about monitoring the health of the servers. to maintain the smooth working and flow of operations performed by the Company’s online products . to help the system and network administrators and Products Heads by reporting about the working of their services as well as in case of any failure of operations. So the working of this application is broadly divided into following two parts on the basis of working – Monitoring Reporting 6/8/2011

Web Server Monitoring:

Web Server Monitoring deals with the web servers on which websites have been deployed and the services running for the websites. Study : Some networking concepts like IP addresses and Port Numbers for hosting the websites, The concept of Load Balancer that balances the load of user requests for the web site to the various web servers running behind. Requirements : Monitoring : Check the availability(hardware level) of the server – whether it is up or down Check the number of current connections to the web site. Check the number of connection requests queued and rejected. 6/8/2011

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6/8/2011 Reporting : The percentage uptime of the website since the last reporting The maximum, average and minimum number of concurrent connections to the website Alert the user if the website goes down. Alert the user if the number of active connections goes beyond the maximum number of allowed connections to the Web Service Implemented: Database tables are created for reporting purposes. The availability of the server is checked by using the command line utility of DOS named “PING” at regular intervals and the corresponding entry is made in the database. An attempt is made to create an HTTP connection with the website, If the no of corrections crosses maximum limit the corresponding mail/SMS alert is sent to the user.

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Thank You:

Thank You 6/8/2011