A Web Based Live Chatting System Using C#
Submitted as part of the requirements for:
CE902 Professional Practice and Research Methodology
Date: 25 June 2010
Abstract: This document presents a proposal of MSc project, which is about a web based live chatting system. Live chatting software is fast growing in web-based applications. Most of the service related companies such as ISP, E-commerce, Bank, Insurance, Health Care (e.g. telemedicine) support their customers online through the internet or over
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What does chat mean in general sense and what does it mean for online?
According to the dictionary, “chat” means “to converse in a familiar or informal manner” and online chatting means conversation over the internet. It can be one-to-one, many–to-one and many-to-many.
What is Live chatting Software:
Live chatting software is responsible to communicate over the internet in real time scenario. It refers online support to the web users.
There are two types of chatting software, which use via internet such as [2]:
• Desktop-based Software: Desktop-based chatting system is comprised with executa-ble file (e.g. exe). Therefore, the users need to install and run them to use these types of software. For example, Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, Skype, etc.
• Web-based: Web-based chatting system is the additional functionalities of a web ap-plication such as servlet for java which is only dedicated for the chatting system. For example, Barclay’s Bank Customer Care web site [3], Facebook [4], etc.
The proposed system will be web-based live chatting system, which will be written, in C# with AJAX functionalities to make it faster than existing
Facebook is a discourse community; this community uses a variety of social media to keep people informed about what is going on a daily basis. An individual may write a “post” so that the community can see it or they can post it in another individuals’ “wall”. A wall is a biography of a company or an individual; you may obtain information about this company or individual by simply reading their “wall”. If
The allowed user has the right to install the program on the hard disk for its effective use.
Facebook collects a lot of information, which the users share, and the way it has used and protected this information has come under scrutiny quite a few times in the past. The purpose of this report was to find the ways in which the information is shared on the website and the control the user has over how the information is shared. Most of the data in this report was collected from Facebook’s official data use policy.
"My experience in E-learning end-user support functions enables me to involve in chat sessions. I would like to engage or use web-based interactive service that allows my peers who can both communicate online or by alternatively typing and viewing messages called instant
Consumer software programs are compiled and translated into machine language before they are sold. Some manufacturers provide source code, but usually only programmers find the source code useful. Thus programs bought off the shelf can be executed, but usually their source code cannot be read or modified.
Through diploma years I learnt, fundamentals of object oriented programming, web page designing, relational databases and understand the scope of information processing. I worked on a chat server project in which we developed a communication tool for isolated networks where existing web communication technologies, such as Jabber, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, etc, would not be feasible. We used the incremental model. Initially the project was developed in C#, later, to understand the implementation differences between Java and C#, we developed the project in Java. This project widened my understanding in programming languages, as well as strengthened my object oriented concepts. We studied the Client-Server interaction using sockets, Swing, Messag...
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Computers have affected our lives in so many ways. To the way we finance things, to the way we find our future significant other. The outcomes of computers probably happen with in the last five years, give or take some. It had made people become in love with being in a virtual world and new people. That now in “real” life the people do not know how to act around not virtual people. In this report I plan to take a look at the pros and cons of meeting/talking to people over the net. In addition, give a few tidbits on what to do when meeting someone from the virtual world.
Social networking, such as Facebook and Twitter, is a great tool for people to communicate, but it also leads to less face-to-face communication. Face-to-face discussions are the foundation of human communication that allows us to build trust and clearly
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By this year, the internet is available to more than 100 million person. People started to utilize chat rooms for making friends, dating and discussing topics.
Internet has become a vital element in people daily lifestyles. People use smart phones, tablets, laptops or computers to access Internet. By the first decade of the 21st century, many Internet users use faster broadband Internet access technologies. As the Internet users grow, one of the Internet phenomenons that can be seen is social networking. Basically, people use social media to interact among people where they create, share or exchange information in virtual communities and networks.
Instant messaging is a tool used by a vast majority of Internet users. This new tools has some advantages and some disadvantages. IM is used a lot of the time in education. It’s used for recruiting and admissions, student-faculty communications, library consultations, group projects, and immediate feedback, and discussions during lectures. Businesses are also finding instant messaging useful, as well as the deaf community. Some of the disadvantages are that teachers don’t feel comfortable using IM, instant messaging might interfere with students work, and viruses can be passed via instant messaging through links. Instant messaging seems to have a more positive side than negative.
With the elevation of the digital age and the surge of social media, social networks have exploded. With the growth of the Internet, a large number of social media networks used for communication have emerged. There is no doubt that social media is the new phenomenon and have drastically changed our global and local communications. Social networking sites which are synonymous with the term “social media” is defined as “web-based services that allow individual to (1) construct variations of a public or private profile with a system, (2) articulate a list of users with whom they are connected, and (3) view and crisscross their list with their shared users (Lasora, Lewis, & Holton, 2011).