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Diploma thesis 2002/2003: The iChilli™ mobile J2EE platform - A J2EE compliant, distributed surrogate for mobile devices

by Mr. Daniel S. Haischt


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Table of Contents

Preface
The Nature of This Diploma Thesis
Why in English?
Document Structure
What's on the CD-ROM?
A Look Into the Future
To Do
Conclusion
Aknowledgements
I. Software Requirement Specification
1. Introduction
Purpose
Scope
Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations
References
Overview
2. General Description
Product Perspective
3. Specific Requirements
Functional Requirements
External Interfaces Requirements
Performance Requirements
Design Constraints
Quality Constraints
II. Software Design Description
4. Introduction
Purpose
Scope
Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations
References
Overview
5. Technology Overview
The Java Enterprise Edition Specification, v1.4
Web Services
Web Services for J2EE, v1.0
6. System Overview
The iChilli Server Infrastructure
The PersonalChilli Concept
Application Deployment
III. Appendixes
A. iChilli System Overview
B. The Notation of Feature Modeling
C. Certification of Correctness
D. Resources
Latest Version of This Document
References and Technical Notes on the Web
Internet RFCs
Specifications
Books and Printed Resources
E. GNU Free Documentation License
PREAMBLE
APPLICABILITY AND DEFINITIONS
VERBATIM COPYING
3. COPYING IN QUANTITY
MODIFICATIONS
COMBINING DOCUMENTS
COLLECTIONS OF DOCUMENTS
AGGREGATION WITH INDEPENDENT WORKS
TRANSLATION
TERMINATION
FUTURE REVISIONS OF THIS LICENSE
How to use this License for your documents
Glossary
Index

List of Figures

1. The Document Structure of this Diploma Thesis.
2.1. Different mobile device classes and their approximatemarket shares.
2.2. Overview of current Wireless Communication Protocols.
2.3. The LucaOS system architecture.
2.4. Overview of the J2ME Profiles and how they relate to each other.
2.5. Overview of the iChilli Server Peer
2.6. Overview of the iChilli Client Peer
2.7. Overview of the iChilli Application Repository Server
2.8. Overview of the dtF/AF system architecture
2.9. An Example of a Generated User Interface using dtF/AF.
2.10. Venus States and Transitions
5.1. The Web Service Stack.
6.1. Avalon (Phoenix) Overview.
6.2. A Sample Avalon Block (Service)
6.3. The iChilli Server Infrastructure.
6.4. The iChilli Classloader Strcture.
6.5. The iChilli Startup Sequence.
6.6. The Complete PersonalChilli Decomposition.
6.7. The Two Different Runtime Modes of OpenEJB.
6.8. Starting a Remote Server Instance of PersonalChilli.
6.9. Creating a static OpenEJB instance.
6.10. The Lime Linda Environment for Mobile Devices.
6.11. Feature Model of a Possible Mobile Application Container
6.12. The J2EE Client Provisioning Components
A.1. Current iChilli System Architecture
B.1. Feature Diagram with Three Features.
B.2. Example of a Feature Diagram with Mandatory Features.
B.3. Example of a Feature Diagram with Optional Features
B.4. Example of a Feature Diagram with Two Sets of Alternative Features.
B.5. Example of a Feature Diagram with Two Dimensions.
B.6. Example of a Feature Diagram with Two Alternative Dimensions.
B.7. Example of a Feature Diagram with Two Optional Dimensions.
B.8. Example of a Feature Diagram with One Optional Alternative Feature.
B.9. Example of a Feature Diagram with Two Sets of Or-Features.
B.10. Example of a Feature Diagram with an Optional Or-Feature.
B.11. Feature Diagram With One (Or More) Optional Alternative Features is Normalized Into a Diagram With All Optional Alternative Features.
B.12. Feature Diagram With One (Or More) Optional Or-Feature is Normalized Into a Diagram With All Optional Features.

List of Tables

1. Intended Audiences for the Various Documents
1.1. Specification Terms
2.1. Mobile Device Comparison
2.2. Current mobile operation systems (1).
2.3. Current mobile operation systems (2).
2.4. Performance Data Resulting From different EJB container systems running on a mobile device.
2.5. New Features Introduced With the Occurence of MIDP 2.0.
2.6. Application Management & Support Processes
2.7. Application Management & Support Processes and its Corresponding iChilli components
4.1. Specification Terms
6.1. Persistence Layer Comparison
B.1. Types of Variation Points
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