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    Networking Projects and Abstracts in Java

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    This document discusses two networking projects implemented in Java. The first project develops an operation transformation framework for real-time collaborative editing of shared documents over a network. The second project proposes a secure and efficient threshold multisignature scheme that allows group members to collaboratively sign messages while remaining identifiable. Both projects use Java as the front-end and Microsoft SQL Server as the back-end database.

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    This document discusses two networking projects implemented in Java. The first project develops an operation transformation framework for real-time collaborative editing of shared documents over a network. The second project proposes a secure and efficient threshold multisignature scheme that allows group members to collaboratively sign messages while remaining identifiable. Both projects use Java as the front-end and Microsoft SQL Server as the back-end database.

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    This document discusses two networking projects implemented in Java. The first project develops an operation transformation framework for real-time collaborative editing of shared documents over a network. The second project proposes a secure and efficient threshold multisignature scheme that allows group members to collaboratively sign messages while remaining identifiable. Both projects use Java as the front-end and Microsoft SQL Server as the back-end database.

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    Networking Projects and Abstracts in Java

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    This document discusses two networking projects implemented in Java. The first project develops an operation transformation framework for real-time collaborative editing of shared documents over a network. The second project proposes a secure and efficient threshold multisignature scheme that allows group members to collaboratively sign messages while remaining identifiable. Both projects use Java as the front-end and Microsoft SQL Server as the back-end database.

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    NETWORKING PROJECTS AND ABSTRACTS IN JAVA

    1. REAL-TIME GROUP EDITORS


    Group editors allow a group of distributed human users to edit a shared graphical document at the same time over a computer network. In this project a normal operation transformation framework is developed to efficiently share the text and graphical data to the different users or a particular user connected in the network. The basic idea of operation transformation is to execute any local operation as soon as it is generated for high local responsiveness. Remote operations are transformed against concurrent operations that have been executed locally before its execution. Operation transformation has been well accepted in group editors for achieve high local responsiveness and unconstrained collaboration. It is also well established method for optimistic consistency control. Operation transformation framework is established with formalizes two consistency criteria, causality preservation and convergence. The Operation transformation framework in this project is developed and the weaknesses of the existing system are overcome based on the concept called operation effects relation.

    SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION
    Operating System Front End Back End : Windows XP : core java : SQL Server

    2. SECURE MULTISIGNATURE GENERATION FOR GROUP COMMUNICATION


    Threshold Multisignature schemes combine the properties of threshold group-oriented signature schemes and Multisignature schemes to yield a signature scheme that allows more group members to collaboratively sign an arbitrary message.

    In contrast to threshold group signatures, the individual signers do not remain anonymous, but are publicly identifiable from the information contained in the valid Multisignature. The main objective of our project is to propose such a secure and efficient Multisignature scheme. Our project shows that the proposed scheme eliminates the latest attacks to which other similar schemes are subject.

    Multisignature is based on distributed-key management infrastructure (DKMI), which consists of distributed-key generation (DKG) protocol and distributed-key redistribution/updating (DKRU) protocol. The round optimal DKRU protocol solves a major problem with existing secret redistribution/

    updating schemes by giving group members a mechanism to identify malicious or faulty share holders in the first round, thus avoiding multiple protocol executions.

    In this project, java is used as the front end and Microsoft SQL Server is used as the back end. The group key is generated and stored in the database. The Multisignature is generated using this group key.

    SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION
    Operating System Front End Back End : Windows XP : core java : SQL Server

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