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Distributed Transaction on CORBA

This presentation discusses the implementation of a distributed transaction system for booking cinema tickets using CORBA. Topics include system overview, client and server interactions, user interfaces, server methods, database design, and implementation details.

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Distributed Transaction on CORBA

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  1. Distributed Transaction on CORBA Presented by Leung Kin Wai, Andrew Student No.: 97080330 Supervisor: Professor Michael R. Lyu

  2. Content • Introduction • System Overview • Client Overview • Server Overview • Discussion • Conclusion • Q & A

  3. Introduction • World Wide Web • Components are autonomous • Object‑oriented component model • CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) • IDL, the OMG Interface Definition Language

  4. Introduction (2) • Language bindings • Object request broker

  5. System Overview • Cinema tickets booking system • Cinema management side • Customers side • System Functions of cinema managers: • Register a new film • View films’ information • Create schedule for booking

  6. System Overview (2) • System Functions of customers: • Online user registration • View films’ information • Add comments and grade to film • View the comments and grade • Buy tickets • Check booking information

  7. System Requirement • Support multiple cinemas • Support multiple films • Support multiple arenas of a cinema • Support multiple customers booking films • Support customers booking multiple films • Support a person to login as a customer or cinema manager

  8. System Requirement (2) • Support a person to register as a new customer • Support cinema managers to add films to the system • Support cinema managers to create schedule for booking • Support to view films’ information in the system

  9. System Requirement (3) • Support customersto acquire seats’ status in the arenas of cinemas • Support customers to check their bookings • Support customers to add comments and grade to films • Support customers to retrieve comments and grade of films

  10. Components of system • Database server - store persistent data • Object server - provides services • Web server - download web page and applets • IIOP proxy - allows applets to communicate with different hosts • Client applet - front end to users

  11. Client & Server Interactions

  12. Client & Server Interactions (2) 1. Web browser downloads HTTP page 2. Web browser retrieves Java applet and ORB classes from HTTP server 3. Web browser loads and starts applet 4. Applet invokes CORBA server objects 5. CORBA server return result values

  13. User Interfaces (1)

  14. User Interfaces (2)

  15. User Interfaces (3)

  16. User Interfaces (4)

  17. Methods of Server Object (1) • authenticateBooker - check Users’ ID • createFilm - create a film • allFilmName - retrieve all films’ name • createCustomer - register a customer • createSche - create a schedule for booking • getCineName - get a cinema’s name • getArenaName - get an arena’s name

  18. Methods of Server Object (2) • getDates - get dates for booking • getTimes - get times for booking • makeBooking - make booking • getSeatStatus - get seats’ status • getFilmPrice - get price of a film • getBooking - get booking information • getMaxBookRef - get max. booking ref.

  19. Methods of Server Object (3) • getFilmInfo - get films’ information • createComment - create a comment • getMaxCommentRef - get max. comment ref. • getComment - get comments • getAvgGrade - get average grade of a film • authenticateCinema - check managers’ ID

  20. Methods of Server Object (4) • logout - for customers to logout • logoutMan - for managers to logout

  21. Database Design • Table: Film • A record in this table stores the information of a film. • Table: Customer • A record in this table stores the information of a customer.

  22. Database Design (2) • Table: Schedule • A record in this table stores the information of a showing schedule. • Table: Booking • A record in this table stores the information of a booking.

  23. Database Design (3) • Table: Comment • A record in this table stores the information of a comment. • Table: Cinema • A record in this table stores the information of a cinema.

  24. Implementation of Server • BookingCenterMain • initializes the ORB • obtains a reference to the BOA • invokes obj_is_ready, register the BookingCenterImpl • invokes impl_is_ready

  25. Implementation of Server (2) • BookingCenterImpl • implements the IDL-defined interface • creates a new BookDb object • connects to it • BookDb • pre-connected to the database • handles all the interactions with JDBC

  26. Discussion • Excellent CORBA/Java Integration • A modern 3-tier client/server foundation • CORBA works just fine from within applets • You can create multi-panel applets using AWT • Callbacks

  27. Conclusion • Study CORBA • powerful for distributed system construction • Developed a cinema tickets reservation 3-tier system for demonstration

  28. Area of Improvement • Server can use the callback facility to periodically update the seats' status to the clients. This can improve the accuracy and efficiency of tickets selling • Server can be started on demand. With this improvement the server need not to be running all the time to wait for the request of clients.

  29. End of Presentation Thank you for your coming. Q & A

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