A Web Service for evaluation of load balancing strategies for distributed web server systems

Number of users accessing the Internet is increasing quite rapidly and it is common to have more than 100 million hits a day for popular web sites. For example, netscape.com website receives more than 120 million hits a day. The number of users is expected to continue increasing at a fast rate and hence any website that is popular, faces the challenge of serving very large number of clients with good performance. Full mirroring of web servers or repl ....etc

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The suit wearing gunman was killed after shooting at and injuring two Pentagon police officers. The shooting occured during the evening rush-hour outside the metro station entrance. As he neared the security checkpoint Bedell was reported to appear to be pretty calm.
We never went without food or clothing. In fact, we dressed better than many of our neighbors and classmates. We never went to bed hungry.
The idea of using mammals as mobile factories is now being tried out at Ohio University, where Wagner and his colleagues recently impla ....etc

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This project is about developing a web based mail client connecting to a Linux Server running a Mail Server and with Tomcat
as the Web Server.

The Project has the following main functionality
1. Receiving/Sending/organizing mails using POP3
2. Sending mail using send mail
3. Performing Admin functions like managing new user, resetting passwords etc ....etc

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Web Server Software Architectures

Web site scalability depends on several
things — workload characteristics,1
security mechanisms,2 Web cluster
architectures3 — as I’ve discussed in previous
issues. Another important item that can affect a
site’s performance and scalability is the Web server
software architecture.
In this column, I provide a classification of Web
server architectures, offer a quantitative analysis
of some possible software architectural options,
and discuss the importance of software ....etc

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Abstract
A Mail Server is a program that controls the sending and receiving of E-mails through the internet. Here I am emulating an SMTP and POP3 mail server. It will accept messages from a mail client store them internally and allow a client to retrieve the messages later. A separate Mail Box for each client is created. The clients can also telnet to the SMTP/POP3 ports and can send/receive messages by issuing the right commands.
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designing to use and then validation to using java script and then transaction are perform in jsp and the backend is ms acess. first form cotains signin and signout. second form cotains inbox, ....etc

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MAIL SERVER
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A service I've discovered puts a cap on the vexing problem that you will have had while out of the office - the incapacity to send emails from your computer or PDA. This is a common problem for folks who use Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Apple Mail ( or any other email client ) and need to be ready to send emails while away from home or the office.

Thankfully, Global SMTP have a solution with an easy-to-setup truly Global SMTP server which fixes the problem once and for all. A simple change of a single within your email softwar ....etc

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Abstract
Many large web sites get millions of hits everyday. They need a scalable web server
system that can provide better performance to all the clients that may be in different
geographical regions. Common approach to improve performance is to have fully
replicated web server clusters in different geographical regions with replicated
servers. In such an environment, one of the most important issues is selecting a server
for servicing a request. Client requests should be directed to a server such that the
time taken for servici ....etc

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The 'electronic mail server' has been developed to simplify and enhance inter personnel communication in an intra-organizational setup. This follows a client-server approach where the website works on the server and the user form the client. The client requests the server for services and the server responds by transferring required information to the user.The site is going to be operated by the Internet users and administered by the organizational administrator who will be server based.

The administrator will have the privilege to limit th ....etc

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