Common Platform For Mobile Application
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| Title | Common Platform For Mobile Application |
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| Abstract | At present scenario the market is flooded with many Smart phones compatibility issues intended with Operating System, so the applications are not made in a manner to suite large mass. Till now the applications made were targeted to a particular Operating System only which restricted there usability. With the limitations of above in mind there is a need of a common platform for all the OS, so that an application can be developed in such a way that all the OS supports it. This paper presents the design and implementation of the Home automation system on two of the Operating System and creation of a unique XML document that can be placed over the server which can be adapted by any other mobile device without any platform issues. We have taken Home Automation system as our application, in which all the household devices such as Bulb, Fan, and AC etc. all are controlled by a smartphone which is connected to a server containing the XML file via an internet connection. Every change made by the user on the smartphone affects the data in the XML file of server, which thus helps in continuous updating of data and all other users get an updated status in their respective OS. |
| Publisher | World Science Publisher |
| Date | 2012-04-27 |
| Source | 2166-2924 |
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