08-06-2012, 11:29 AM
INTRODUCTION OF INTRANET CHATTING
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INTRODUCTION
‘INTRANET CHATTING’ is basically used for chatting purpose with the remote clients or users on Internet or local networks.
When a Client wants to chat with a user on a remote host, he sends a request to the Server with an identification name like chat-id, the server responds to the request by identifying the client-id which is already registered in the server domain and when matched his request is granted and the client can begin to chat with the remote users present on the internet or local network.
Its benefit over other chatting tools is that, with the help of java, the programmer can create applet applications which can be used with internet as a server.
EXISTING SYSTEM
You can communicate and share information around the world between different users who are present on their terminals at the time you logged in, through a program called chat.
Chatting is based on a client-server model. Clients are programs that connect to a server; a server is a program that transports data, (messages), from a user client to another.
Most of the current Chat applications are text based and few are capable of transferring tiny images
But this type of chatting is not helping the technical people to work efficiently when the question of sending big pictures like say business plans to the customers that is the business clients to approve of the plan
PROPOSED SYSTEM
To solve the inconveniences as mentioned above, an “INTRANET CHATTING” is proposed.
The proposed system’s premier feature is its whiteboard drawing utility.
You can draw freehand, do circles, squares, lines, text, or paste image files to the canvas.
This feature of “INTRANET CHATTING” can be a boon for the technical people who want to share their ideas or concepts in the pictorial form.
