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Nirvana

Nirvana. CSC408 - H015. Who we are:. Mark Isaac (Backend Developer) Dylan Durdle (Backend Lead) Yani Ioannou (Client Lead/Technical Advisor) Ashish Kaila (Test Lead) Sandy Lam (Test Developer) Gilles Lising (Project Manager). Academic all 4 th year students background includes

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Nirvana

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  1. Nirvana CSC408 - H015

  2. Who we are: • Mark Isaac (Backend Developer) • Dylan Durdle (Backend Lead) • Yani Ioannou (Client Lead/Technical Advisor) • Ashish Kaila (Test Lead) • Sandy Lam (Test Developer) • Gilles Lising (Project Manager)

  3. Academic all 4th year students background includes teaching assistant work for 385 concurrency systems 309 (3 times) Tomcat, server development 228 file structures 209 (2 times) software tooling 148 algorithm development 108 (3 times) java development Work (co-op, PEY, etc) IBM Canada (4 times) Java development Functional, translation, integration testing WebSphere server development Linux kernel development and test OPG Inc. (4 times) Application server development Platform (2 times) Distributed system development Protana Inc Experience

  4. Features • Maximum # of lines per file: • 2,147,483,648 • Maximum # of concurrent users: • 2,147,483,648 • Maximum # of open documents at once: • 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 * specifications are limits that may not be obtainable on CDF due to the lack of resources

  5. Features (continued) • Performance: • System performance is not affected by the number of documents open or the number of concurrent users. • Each open document is isolated from each other and managed separately. Therefore, integrity and performance is not compromised.

  6. Features (continued) • Security: • SSL enabled. All communication between the client to the Java Web Service and the Java Web Service to the Backend Service can all SSL enabled. A non-SSL solution is also available. • Isolated backend service for each group. Each group will receive their own running backend service. • User IDs. Only valid assigned users will be able to use the service.

  7. Features (continued) • Concurrency: • Expiring line locks accompany every action. • Document locks are used for operations that need to occur in isolation (i.e. initial document upload).

  8. Website • http://www.cdf.utoronto.ca/~c2durdle After Nov 7, this site will contain detailed documentation regarding our developed services.

  9. Methods Implemented • loadDocument() • Upload and open the document for users to interact with. • updates() • Receive a list of recent updates to the document. • getLine() • Receive a single line of the document. • getLocksAndUIDs() • Receive a list of all line locks and their owners of a document.

  10. Methods Implemented (cont.) • saveDocument() • Download a copy of the open document. • getDocument() • Get a reference to the document. • closeDocument() • Close the document on the backend. • browse() • View a list of all open documents.

  11. Methods Implemented (cont.) • lockLine() • Lock the line for exclusive editing. • unlockLine() • Release a lock before it times out. • closeDocument() • Close the document on the backend. • updateLine() • Update line the line with the replacement line.

  12. Methods Implemented (cont.) • insert() • Mimics copy-and-paste operation. • delete() • Mimics cut operation. • addLine() • Add a one or more lines to a document. • deleteLine() • Delete one or more lines in a document.

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