Cross Platform Chatting

Chong , Yu Hao (2004) Cross Platform Chatting. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Cross Platform Chatting System is the chatting system that will establish a connection between the difference OS platforms on the same Ethernet to provide an environment for the user to communicate. On the other words, the system allows the users from the same Ethernet to communicate together without the constraint of the difference operating system like Windows and UNTX. The current advancement in computing power and network technology and the emergence of the Java technology cause the difference platforms can communicate together through the Ethernet. Because of that, Java had been choosing as the programming language to develop the system. The purpose of research, particularly literature review is to collect data. Through this literature review, scope of project and user requirements can be retrieved. The use of a methodology helps to produce a better quality product, in terms of documentation standards, acceptability to the user, maintainability and consistency of software. Object-Oriented Analysis & Design (OOAD) has been chosen as a methodology for this project and will be implemented along the system development process to ensure the objectives of the project can be fulfilled. The project consist of four modules which are send and receive text among users on the same communication channel, allow host user to select communication channel, allow the owner of the user to add user and allow users to send private message to specific user. With the latest and powerful technology, the system is not only expected to be workable, but also highly efficient in terms of execution speed and response time.

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