bluetooth android application to chat with multi users

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Multi User Mobile Bluetooth Two Way Text Chat

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First and foremost, we record our sincere thanks to Almighty !" and our

belo#ed $arents who $ro#ided us this chance during our tenure in college% We are

grateful to our college & Dr.PRINCIPAL NAME M.E, PhD,our belo#ed


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$rinci$al%

We are also thankful to Mrs.HOD NAME B.Tech , 'ead of the "e$artment

of Com$uter (cience And )ngineering for $ro#iding the necessary facilities during

the execution of our $ro*ect work% We also thank for her #aluable suggestions,

ad#ice, guidance and constructi#e ideas in each and e#ery ste$, which was indeed a

great need towards the successful com$letion of the $ro*ect%

This $ro*ect would not ha#e been a success without my +nternal guide% (o, +

would extend my dee$ sense of gratitude to my +nternal guide Ms. GUIDE NAME

B.Tech.,for the effort she took in guiding me in all the stages of com$letion of my

$ro*ect work%%

We are #ery much indebted to our external guide Mr.XXXX B.E,$ro*ect

guide of COMPANY NAME for relentlessly su$$orting us with technical

guidance throughout our $ro*ect work %

PROJECT MEMBER1

PROJECT MEMEBER2

ABTRACT

Bluetooth chatting is an inno#ati#e a$$roach to the mobile world% This a$$lication shows use ofBluetooth in terms of chatting% Means $ersons can chat #ia Bluetooth% The main midlet has *ust a

list which has two #alues ser#er and client% By selecting one of these two #alues, the

corres$onding instance is created% Midlet is used to initiali-e the connection% +t does following

thing at here% First, it starts the a$$lication and search the Bluetooth de#ice% +t sends the signal to

the ser#er class% (econd, it can run, $ause and sto$ the a$$lication%


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Third, it shows alert using setAlert function on e#ery changing% (er#er class goes acti#e when it

go signal from the midlet class% +t sends the hello world string with the string to the other

de#ices% Client class works to res$ond the other Bluetooth de#ice ser#er%

Bluechat is a bluetooth messaging% Bluechat allows you to see other Bluechat users around, $ing

anyone of them, and create either $ri#ate chat sessions or $ublic messaging rooms #ia Bluetooth%

This a$$lication allows two Android de#ices to carry out two.way text chat o#er Bluetooth% (tart

the a$$lication from the first screen/ go to My 0rofile and set nickname, age, gender and

hobbies% This is an o$tional ste$ to $ro#ide additional information to other chat buddies% 1ext,

select 23ook for Friends4 o$tion which attem$ts to disco#er other users in the area% "etected user.

$rofiles are listed as selectable boxes% While a $rofile is selected, !$tions menu can be used to

#iew $rofile details, initiate a file transfer or to refresh list of detected friends%

ORGANIZATION PROFILE

COMPANY PROFILE:

A!"#e Tech$%#%&"esis a 3eading (oftware solution $ro#ider situated in Coimbatore, which has

its client network s$read across the geogra$hical area% Abile Technologies with its ex$ertise

grou$ of management team $ro#ides di#ersified ser#ices to its clients% The ser#ices include

A$$lication "e#elo$ment, (oftware a$$lication Migration, Web a$$lication "e#elo$ment,

Mobile a$$lications, (oftware5Web "esigning and (oftware Training%

At Abile Technologies we focus on deli#ering client satisfaction based on high end solutions


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with inno#ations% Within a short s$an of time Abile Technologies has become a demanding

software solution $ro#ider in the +T market%

M'rch"$& T%('r)s I$$%*'+"%$At Abile Technologies !n )ach and )#ery ste$ of action we

try to deli#er a creati#e and inno#ati#e solution to our customer% We make creati#ity as a 'abit

and +nno#ation as a 0roduct%Abile Technologies focus on $ro#iding o$en source based software solutions% We ha#e a

dedicated team to work on enhancing the o$en source software model and to $ro#ide a cost

effecti#e solution to our customer with o$en source tools%

Abile Technologies #ision always has been marching towards +nno#ation% !ur mission is to gi#e

our customers and clients com$lete satisfaction in what we deli#er%

Wh'+ We D%

At Abile we deli#er software, Web solutions ranging from sim$le web a$$lication to com$lex

internet5 deskto$ a$$lications% We learn the exact re6uirements of our clients and work towards

deli#ering a com$rehensi#e solution that literally satisfies our clients on all as$ects% We not onlywork for fulfill the re6uirements we take a further ste$ to bring a inno#ation solutions to our

client $roblems%

O-r Te'

Abile Technologies Consists of dedicated and young dynamic (oftware 0rofessionals skill on

#arious technologies and has gained a #ast ex$erience on de#elo$ing, customi-ing and deli#ering

cost effecti#e solutions to our clients%

O-r B-s"$ess +r'+e&/

We at Abile are committed to deli#ering maximum #alue to our clients hel$ing them succeed in a

constantly changing and challenging bi- world% !ur fundamental com$any #alues stem fromunderstanding that our success is tied with success of our clients% !ur key business $rinci$les

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U$)ers+'$) C#"e$+s Nee)s

We carefully study each customer $articular case to understand the client8s needs and ob*ecti#es

and deli#er a de$endable solution% We make you aware of all a#ailable o$tions and $ro#ide you

with a com$etent ad#ice enabling you to take an informed business decision%

P'r+$er ("+h C#"e$+s

We are committed to becoming your long.term, trusted $artner% !ur $riority is not only $ro#iding

$rofessional ser#ices and solutions but becoming your +T #endor dedicated to meeting yourneeds today and su$$ort your growing business needs tomorrow%

E'r$ C#"e$+s Tr-s+ '$) C%$0")e$ce

!ur aim is to earn customer8s trust and confidence through $ersonal attention, $assion for what

we do and commitment to long.lasting relationshi$% We will go an extra mile to deli#er you a

measurable business #alue and hel$ you ado$t and succeed in the internet%


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%0+('re Tr'"$"$&

With a moti#e to $ro#ide an o$$ortunity to the young +T as$irants, to learn the software

technologies and tools from the ex$erienced and ex$ert grou$ of software $rofessionals, Abile

Technologies initiate to $ro#ide software training to the +T as$irants%

At Abile Technologies we $ro#ide +ndustrial ex$erience oriented training to the +T as$irants,where the trainees can get real industry ex$osure, which will hel$ the trainees not only to learn

the technologies but also become the ex$erts of the technologies and tools%


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LIT O ABBREIATION

ADO 3 Acti#e data !b*ects

4L 3(tandard 9uery 3anguage

AP 3 Acti#e (er#er 0age

II 3 +nternet +nformation (er#ices

CLR 3Common 3anguage :untime

IL . +ntermediate 3anguage

XML . )xtended Marku$ 3anguage

IP 3 +nternet (er#ice 0ro#ider

LI 3 ;ery 3arge (cale +ntegration

MIDE. Microsoft +ntegrated "e#elo$ment )n#ironment

NGW 31ext eneration Window (er#ice

CHAPTER 13 INTRODUCTION

1.1 I$+r%)-c+"%$

The Android $latform su$$ort for the Bluetooth network stack% +t allows a de#ice to wirelessly


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exchange data with other Bluetooth de#ices% The new #itality to the mobile s$ace has in*ected

because of the release of Android smart $latform% Android is an o$erating system based on 3inux

kernel% +t is designed for the touch screen mobile de#ices% The user interface of Android is based

on direct mani$ulation% The Android system $ro#ides many Bluetooth A0+s for de#elo$ers to

call% Bluetooth technology allows users to exchange #oice and data transmission between two

or more de#ices% +t is basically a wireless communication technology% Bluetooth technology is

reflected in the low $rice, easy to control and non.#isual distance limitations% Bluetooth is

integrated into the android $latform as an android mobile network communication module% Chat

room is used to connect the Android $hones into a local area network% +t hel$s to communicate

with each other%

By the hel$ of the Bluetooth module, the Android $hones can be di#ided into client and ser#er%

Chat can be accom$lished only after the di#ision of client and ser#er% +t is used to initiali-e the

connection%

Bluetooth does not need a license around the globe for the working fre6uency band% +n the

connection initiali-ation $hase, firstly, it starts the a$$lication and search the Bluetooth de#ices%

(econd, it sends the signals to the ser#er class% After this it can run, $ause and sto$ the

a$$lication% Third, it shows alert using setAlert function on e#ery changing% (er#er goes acti#e

and sends the signals to other de#ices% Client class works to res$ond the other Bluetooth de#ice

ser#er% This allows a two.way chat o#er Bluetooth% 1o (M or Wi.Fi connection re6uired% +n

addition to the $erson.to.$erson chat, chat rooms can be used to gather more than two $ersons at

a time% Bluetooth does not need a license around the globe for the working fre6uency band% +n

the connection initiali-ation $hase, firstly, it starts the a$$lication and search the Bluetooth

de#ices% (econd, it sends the signals to the ser#er class% After this it can run, $ause and sto$ the

a$$lication% Third, it shows alert using setAlert function on e#ery changing% (er#er goes acti#e

and sends the signals to other de#ices% Client class works to res$ond the other Bluetooth de#ice

ser#er% This allows a two.way chat o#er Bluetooth% 1o (M or Wi.Fi connection re6uired% +n

addition to the $erson.to.$erson chat, chat rooms can be used to gather more than two $ersons at

a time%

1.2 e'+-res

+t first checks whether the Bluetooth of the de#ices is in !15!FF mode%


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+f the Bluetooth of the de#ices is in !FF mode then it makes the re6uest to enable the

Bluetooth% 0erform scanning of the de#ices which are in their range% i#% "is$lay the list of all the

de#ices in the range%

(elect the de#ice with which one wants to do the chat% +f the de#ice connects then set u$ the chat session%

1.5 Or&'$"6'+"%$ %0 Ch'7+ers

+n Cha$ter = we introduce about the $ro*ect conce$t and gi#e an o#er#iew

idea about the $ro*ect% +n Cha$ter ?, we discuss about the $ro*ect domain and the

detailed descri$tion of existing systems by analysis the literature sur#ey of theexisting techni6ues% We also then $resented about the techni6ues and methods of

our $ro$osed methods% +n our $ro$osed method we also listed out the ad#antages

of using our $ro$osed method% Then we $resented the differences between the

existing system and $ro$osed system as a tabular re$resentation stating the

ad#antages of our $ro$osed system% +n Cha$ter @, we made a system analysis of the

methods we $ro$ose% +n Cha$ter , we listed the 'ardware re6uirements and

(oftware :e6uirements of our $ro*ect% +n Cha$ter , we $resented the modules and

their descri$tion% Then we also de$icted the Use.case diagram of our $ro*ect, then

we de$icted Class diagram of our $ro*ect% +n Cha$ter , we concluded our $ro$osal

and then in Cha$ter D we list out our references made for our $ro$osed method%


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CHAPTER 23 LITERATURE UREY

The name BluetoothE and its logo are trademarked by the $ri#ately held trade association

named the Bluetooth ($ecial +nterest rou$ (+G% The name Bluetooth was a code name

used by de#elo$ers of this wireless technology% But as the time $ast name Bluetooth (tuck%

=Hth Century8s "anish king 'arald Bluetooth had been influential in uniting (candina#ian

tribes in single kingdom after the war when the region was turn into $arts% 1ow these days

Bluetooth im$lication of Bluetooth does the same reunite different industries such as

Com$uters with cell $hones with single low $ower globally a#ailable short range radio

fre6uencies named as Bluetooth %

The conce$t behind Bluetooth had its origins in =II when )ricsson began researching the

idea of re$lacing cables connecting accessories to mobile $hones and com$uters with

wireless links%

The actual history of Android starts when oogle has had $urchased and Android inc% in

?HH% But the de#elo$ment did not start immediately% The actual $rogress on android

$latform starts when ?HHD !$en 'andsets Alliance has announced the Android as !$en

(ource $latform and year later the Android ("J =%H% +n the same ?HHK the = $hone was

$roduced by 'TC and was retailed within the T.Mobile carrier% +n the next two years came

out #ersions of Android% +n ?H=H there were at least H de#ices running android and it

becomes second after Blackberry the best s$read mobile $latform% And hence de#elo$ing the

research and design of chatting a$$lication based on android Bluetooth%


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2.E$0%rc"$& s7'+"'# c%$s+r'"$+s 0%r %!"#e r!'c s/s+es

AUTHOR M% (% Jirk$atrick and )% Bertino

0ro$osed models for s$atially.aware extensions of role.based access control

:BACG combine the administrati#e and security ad#antages of :BAC with the

dynamic nature of mobile and $er#asi#e com$uting systems% 'owe#er,

im$lementing systems that enforce these models $oses a number of challenges% As

a solution, we $ro$ose architecture for designing such a system% The architecture is

based on an enhanced :BAC model that su$$orts location.based access control

$olicies by incor$orating s$atial constraints%

)nforcing s$atially.aware :BAC $olicies in a mobile en#ironment re6uires

addressing se#eral challenges% First, one must guarantee the integrity of a user4s

location during an access re6uest% We ado$t a $roximity.based solution using 1ear.

Field Communication 1FCG technology% The next challenge is to #erify the user4s

$osition continuously satisfies the location constraints% To ca$ture these $olicy

restrictions, we incor$orate elements of the UC!1LABC usage control model in

our architecture% +n this work, we also $ro$ose a number of $rotocols, describe our

$rototy$e im$lementation, re$ort the $erformance of our $rototy$e, and e#aluate

the security guarantees%


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CHAPTER 53 YTEM ANALYI

EXITING YTEM

Chatting has largely been a 0C.based addiction% But when it comes to chatting o#er cell $hones,

the alternati#es are costly like 0:(.based +Ms or (M( chat% More than one user can8t

communicate at a time%

DIADANTAGE O EXITING YTEM

!ne.!ne chat%

Unable to chat with community

Costly chat and one way chat

PROPOED YTEM

This is a Bluetooth messaging a$$ you can connect and send messages to other android de#ices

and see Bluetooth com$atible de#ices around you% 1o (M or Wifi connection re6uired all you

need is two Bluetooth com$atible android de#ices in range of each other and you can text away%

To chat with a user, select it from the list and $ress 20ing4 to send a welcome message% The other

user may do the same% As the welcome message is dis$layed, use right or left soft key to acce$t

or re*ect the chat session% !nce the session is acce$ted, the chat starts with colourful text todifferentiate users% +n addition to this $erson.to.$erson chat, chat rooms can be used to gather a

number of buddies%

ADANTAGE O PROPOED YTEM

All $eers that want to communicate should ha#e Bluechat running%

+t is enough that one $eer does the initial look for friends o$eration%


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)#erytime a new comer $eer does its first 3ook for friends o$eration, the o$eration will

reorgani-e all initial communication and $rofile sharing stuff%

)#ery $eer will ha#e an u$dated list of $rofiles around automatically and the $rofile list

will be dis$layed to warn e#eryone about the new comer


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YTEM TUDY

EAIBILITY TUDY

The feasibility of the $ro*ect is analy-ed in this $hase and business

$ro$osal is $ut forth with a #ery general $lan for the $ro*ect and some cost

estimates% "uring system analysis the feasibility study of the $ro$osed system is to

be carried out% This is to ensure that the $ro$osed system is not a burden to the

com$any% For feasibility analysis, some understanding of the ma*or re6uirements

for the system is essential%

Three key considerations in#ol#ed in the feasibility analysis are

)C!1!M+CA3 F)A(+B+3+TN

T)C'1+CA3 F)A(+B+3+TN

(!C+A3 F)A(+B+3+TN

ECONOMICAL EAIBILITY

This study is carried out to check the economic im$act that the system will

ha#e on the organi-ation% The amount of fund that the com$any can $our into the

research and de#elo$ment of the system is limited% The ex$enditures must be

*ustified% Thus the de#elo$ed system as well within the budget and this was

achie#ed because most of the technologies used are freely a#ailable% !nly the

customi-ed $roducts had to be $urchased%


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TECHNICAL EAIBILITY

This study is carried out to check the technical feasibility, that is, thetechnical re6uirements of the system% Any system de#elo$ed must not ha#e a high

demand on the a#ailable technical resources% This will lead to high demands on the

a#ailable technical resources% This will lead to high demands being $laced on the

client% The de#elo$ed system must ha#e a modest re6uirement, as only minimal or

null changes are re6uired for im$lementing this system%

OCIAL EAIBILITY

The as$ect of study is to check the le#el of acce$tance of the system by the

user% This includes the $rocess of training the user to use the system efficiently%

The user must not feel threatened by the system, instead must acce$t it as a

necessity% The le#el of acce$tance by the users solely de$ends on the methods that

are em$loyed to educate the user about the system and to make him familiar with

it% 'is le#el of confidence must be raised so that he is also able to make some

constructi#e criticism, which is welcomed, as he is the final user of the system%

CHAPTER 83 YTEM RE4UIREMENTYTEM MODEL

HARDWARE RE4UIREMENT

C0U ty$e 7 +ntel 0entium


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Clock s$eed 7 @%H '-

:am si-e 7 =? MB

'ard disk ca$acity 7 H B

Monitor ty$e 7 = +nch color monitor

Jeyboard ty$e 7 internet keyboard

Mobile 7 A1":!+" M!B+3)

OTWARE RE4UIREMENT

Opera t ing System: Android

Language : ANDROID SDK 2 .3 aboveDocumentation : s!O""ice

CHAPTER 93 MODULE DECRIPTION

MODULE

(canning for other Bluetooth de#ices

9uerying the local Bluetooth ada$ter for $aired Bluetooth de#ices

)stablishing :FC!MM channels5sockets

Connecting to a remote de#ice

Transferring data o#er Bluetooth

MODULE DECRIPTION

(canning for other Bluetooth de#ices


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This a$$lication begins searching for de#ices as soon as it is o$ened% !$tions menu a$$ear only

after a successful or unsuccessful search is com$lete% !ther o$tions are new message alert .

#ibrate or sound, and refresh rate setting ranging from @H seconds to three minutes% Users can

manually refresh the list of users as well% (elect a user from the list and use !$tions%

4-er/"$& +he #%c'# B#-e+%%+h ')'7+er 0%r 7'"re) B#-e+%%+h )e*"ces

The BluetoothAda$ter is the entry.$oint for all Bluetooth interaction% Using this, you can

disco#er other Bluetooth de#ices, 6uery a list of bonded $airedG de#ices, instantiate a

Bluetooth"e#ice using a known MAC address, and create a Bluetooth(er#er(ocket to listen for

communications from other de#ices% Use this to re6uest a connection with a remote de#ice

through a Bluetooth(ocket or 6uery information about the de#ice such as its name, address,

class, and bonding state% :e$resents the interface for a Bluetooth socket similar to a TC0

(ocketG% This is the connection $oint that allows an a$$lication to exchange data with another

Bluetooth de#ice #ia +n$ut(tream and !ut$ut(tream%

Es+'!#"sh"$& RCOMM ch'$$e#s:s%c;e+s

+n the socket $rogramming model, a socket re$resents an end$oint of a communication channel%

(ockets are not connected when they are first created, and are useless until a call to either

connect client a$$licationG or acce$t ser#er a$$licationG com$letes successfully% !nce a socket

is connected, it can be used to send and recei#e data until the connection fails due to link error or

user termination%

An :FC!MM Bluetooth (ocket used to acce$t incoming connections must be attached to

o$erating system resources with the bind method% bind takes in a tu$le s$ecifying the address of

the local Bluetooth ada$ter to use and a $ort number to listen on% Usually, there is only one local

Bluetooth ada$ter or it doesn4t matter which one to use, so the em$ty string indicates that any

local Bluetooth ada$ter is acce$table% !nce a socket is bound, a call to listen $uts the socket into

listening mode and it is then ready to acce$t incoming connections%


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C%$$ec+"$& +% ' re%+e )e*"ce

Nou must re6uest the B3U)T!!T' $ermission in order to $erform any Bluetooth

communication, such as re6uesting a connection, acce$ting a connection, and transferring data%

Before your a$$lication can communicate o#er Bluetooth, you need to #erify that Bluetooth is

su$$orted on the de#ice, and if so, ensure that it is enabled% you need to ensure that Bluetooth is

enabled% A dialog will a$$ear re6uesting user $ermission to enable Bluetooth% !nce a connection

is made with a remote de#ice for the first time, a $airing re6uest is automatically $resented to the

user% When a de#ice is $aired, the basic information about that de#ice such as the de#ice name,

class, and MAC addressG is sa#ed and can be read using the Bluetooth A0+s% Using the known

MAC address for a remote de#ice, a connection can be initiated with it at any time without

$erforming disco#ery assuming the de#ice is within rangeG%

Tr'$s0err"$& )'+' %*er B#-e+%%+h

Check the manual that came with your cellular $hone and read the section on Bluetooth

ca$abilities to see if your $hone has a Bluetooth $assword% 1ote down the $assword% 0ower on

your cellular $hone and access the (ettings o$tion in the main menu% Choose the Bluetooth

o$tion if it is immediately a#ailable, or choose Connections and then Bluetooth% 0ress the

o$tion for Acti#ate Bluetooth% )nter in the Bluetooth code that you noted down before if your

$hone $rom$ts you for one, or instead enter the standard code of ==== if you don4t ha#e your

manual and aren4t sure what the $assword is% :e$eat the $rocess on the second $hone% 1a#igate

to the folder on your $hone that holds the file you want to transfer% Choose the file and then

choose the o$tion to (end% 0ress the o$tion to (end to 0hone and then $ress the button to

send to a connected Bluetooth $hone% )nter in the $hone number of the other $hone if your cell

does not $rom$t you to send to an acti#ated Bluetooth $hone in range%


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INPUT DEIGN

The in$ut design is the link between the information system and the user% +t

com$rises the de#elo$ing s$ecification and $rocedures for data $re$aration and

those ste$s are necessary to $ut transaction data in to a usable form for $rocessing

can be achie#ed by ins$ecting the com$uter to read data from a written or $rinted

document or it can occur by ha#ing $eo$le keying the data directly into the system%

The design of in$ut focuses on controlling the amount of in$ut re6uired,

controlling the errors, a#oiding delay, a#oiding extra ste$s and kee$ing the $rocess

sim$le% The in$ut is designed in such a way so that it $ro#ides security and ease of

use with retaining the $ri#acy% +n$ut "esign considered the following things7

What data should be gi#en as in$utO

'ow the data should be arranged or codedO

The dialog to guide the o$erating $ersonnel in $ro#iding in$ut%

Methods for $re$aring in$ut #alidations and ste$s to follow when error

occur%

OBJECTIE

=%+n$ut "esign is the $rocess of con#erting a user.oriented descri$tion of the in$ut

into a com$uter.based system% This design is im$ortant to a#oid errors in the data

in$ut $rocess and show the correct direction to the management for getting correct

information from the com$uteri-ed system%

?% +t is achie#ed by creating user.friendly screens for the data entry to handle large

#olume of data% The goal of designing in$ut is to make data entry easier and to be


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free from errors% The data entry screen is designed in such a way that all the data

mani$ulates can be $erformed% +t also $ro#ides record #iewing facilities%

@%When the data is entered it will check for its #alidity% "ata can be entered with

the hel$ of screens% A$$ro$riate messages are $ro#ided as when needed so that the

user

will not be in mai-e of instant% Thus the ob*ecti#e of in$ut design is to create an

in$ut layout that is easy to follow

OUTPUT DEIGN

A 6uality out$ut is one, which meets the re6uirements of the end user and $resents

the information clearly% +n any system results of $rocessing are communicated to

the users and to other system through out$uts% +n out$ut design it is determined

how the information is to be dis$laced for immediate need and also the hard co$y

out$ut% +t is the most im$ortant and direct source information to the user% )fficient

and intelligent out$ut design im$ro#es the system8s relationshi$ to hel$ user

decision.making%

=% "esigning com$uter out$ut should $roceed in an organi-ed, well thought out

manner/ the right out$ut must be de#elo$ed while ensuring that each out$ut

element is designed so that $eo$le will find the system can use easily and

effecti#ely% When analysis design com$uter out$ut, they should +dentify the

s$ecific out$ut that is needed to meet the re6uirements%

?%(elect methods for $resenting information%

@%Create document, re$ort, or other formats that contain information $roduced by

the system%

The out$ut form of an information system should accom$lish one or more of the

following ob*ecti#es%

Con#ey information about $ast acti#ities, current status or $ro*ections of the


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Future%

(ignal im$ortant e#ents, o$$ortunities, $roblems, or warnings%

Trigger an action%

Confirm an action%

OTWARE ENIRONMENT

Android is a software stackfor mobile de#icesthat includes an o$erating system,

middlewareand key a$$lications% oogle +nc%$urchased the initial de#elo$er of

the software, Android +nc%, in ?HH%

Android4s mobile o$erating systemis based on the 3inux kernel% oogle and othermembers of the !$en 'andset Alliancecollaborated on Android4s de#elo$ment and

release%

The Android !$en (ource 0ro*ect A!(0G is tasked with the maintenance and
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further de#elo$ment of Android% The Android o$erating system is the world4s best.

selling (mart$hone$latform%

)cli$se (oftware "e#elo$ment Jit ("JG is a Pa#a based o$en.source integrated

de#elo$ment en#ironment +")G which combines a number of different )cli$se

$ro*ects including 0latform, Pa#a "e#elo$ment Tools P"TG and the 0lug.in

"e#elo$ment )n#ironment 0")G%

)cli$se can be used to create a large array of software a$$lications using languages

ranging from 0'0, CQQ $rograms, to Pa#a% +t is one of the most $o$ular

de#elo$ment tools in both the o$en.source and commercial worlds%

+t $ro#ides Pa#a editing with #alidation, incremental com$ilation, cross.
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referencing, code assist/ an RM3 )ditor/ Mylyn/ and much more%

)cli$se is released under the )cli$se Foundation, a commercially friendly license

that allows organi-ations to include )cli$se software in their commercial $roducts,

while at the same time asking those who create deri#ati#e works of )03 code to

contribute back to the community%

Ec#"7se P#'+0%r

The )cli$se 0latform $ro#ides the core frameworks and ser#ices u$on which all

$lug.in extensions are created% +t also $ro#ides the runtime in which $lug.ins are

loaded, integrated, and executed% The $rimary $ur$ose of the 0latform is to enable

other tool de#elo$ers to easily build and deli#er integrated tools%

Features include7

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(u$$orts an unrestricted set of tool $ro#iders, including inde$endent

software #endors +(;sG

(u$$orts tools to mani$ulate arbitrary content ty$es e%g%, 'TM3, Pa#a, C,P(0, )PB, RM3, and +FG

Facilitates seamless integration of tools within and across different content

ty$es and tool $ro#iders

(u$$orts both U+ and non.U+.based a$$lication de#elo$ment

en#ironments

Pa#a "e#elo$ment Tools P"TG

The P"T $ro*ect $ro#ides the tool $lug.ins that im$lement a Pa#a +") su$$orting

the de#elo$ment of any Pa#a a$$lication, including )cli$se $lug.ins% +t adds a Pa#a

$ro*ect nature and Pa#a $ers$ecti#e to the )cli$se Workbench as well as a number

of #iews, editors, wi-ards, builders, and code merging and refactoring tools% The

P"T $ro*ect allows )cli$se to be a de#elo$ment en#ironment for itself%

Features include7

Pa#a $ro*ects with source files arranged in $ackage directories

)diting with keyword and syntax coloring, outline showing declaration

structure

Code formatter

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(earch

Com$are

Com$ile . PCJ.com$liant Pa#a com$iler

:un Pa#a $rograms in a se$arate target Pa#a #irtual machine

"ebug $rograms with P0"A.com$liant Pa#a #irtual machine

A$)r%") %-rce C%)e

The following ste$ is o$tional%

"uring Android de#elo$ment it is #ery useful to ha#e the Android source code

a#ailable as Android uses a lot of defaults%

'aris 0ecomaintains $lugins with $ro#ides access to the Android (ource code%

Use the )cli$se u$date manager to install two of his $lugins%

Create an Android )mulator "e#ice

The Android tools include an emulator% This emulator beha#es like a real Android

de#ice in most cases and allow you to test your a$$lication without ha#ing a real

de#ice% Nou can emulate one or se#eral de#ices with different configurations% )ach

configuration is defined #ia an Android ;irtual "e#ice A;"G%

To define an A;" $ress the de#ice manager button, $ress 1ew and maintain the

following%
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0ress Create A;"%This will create the de#ice and dis$lay it under the ;irtual

de#ices% To test if your setu$ is correct, select your de#ice and $ress (tart%


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% )rror handling

Things are not always working as they should be% (e#eral users re$ort that get the

following errors7

=% 0ro*ect %%% is missing re6uired source folder7 4gen4

?% The $ro*ect could not be built until build $ath errors are resol#ed%

@% Unable to o$en class file :%*a#a%

To sol#e this error select from the menu 0ro*ect . Clean%


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+f you ha#ing $roblems with your own code you can use the 3ogCat #iewer as

described in 3ogCat ;iewer %

YTEM DEIGN

YTEM ARCHITECTURE
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DATA LOW DIAGRAM

=% The "F" is also called as bubble chart% +t is a sim$le gra$hical formalism

that can be used to re$resent a system in terms of in$ut data to the system,

#arious $rocessing carried out on this data, and the out$ut data is generated


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by this system%

?% The data flow diagram "F"G is one of the most im$ortant modeling tools% +t

is used to model the system com$onents% These com$onents are the system

$rocess, the data used by the $rocess, an external entity that interacts with

the system and the information flows in the system%

@% "F" shows how the information mo#es through the system and how it is

modified by a series of transformations% +t is a gra$hical techni6ue that

de$icts information flow and the transformations that are a$$lied as data

mo#es from in$ut to out$ut%

% "F" is also known as bubble chart% A "F" may be used to re$resent a

system at any le#el of abstraction% "F" may be $artitioned into le#els that

re$resent increasing information flow and functional detail%

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UML DIAGRAM

UM3 stands for Unified Modeling 3anguage% UM3 is a standardi-ed

general.$ur$ose modeling language in the field of ob*ect.oriented software

engineering% The standard is managed, and was created by, the !b*ect Management

rou$%

The goal is for UM3 to become a common language for creating models of

ob*ect oriented com$uter software% +n its current form UM3 is com$rised of two

ma*or com$onents7 a Meta.model and a notation% +n the future, some form of

method or $rocess may also be added to/ or associated with, UM3%

The Unified Modeling 3anguage is a standard language for s$ecifying,

;isuali-ation, Constructing and documenting the artifacts of software system, as

well as for business modeling and other non.software systems%

The UM3 re$resents a collection of best engineering $ractices that ha#e

$ro#en successful in the modeling of large and com$lex systems%

The UM3 is a #ery im$ortant $art of de#elo$ing ob*ects oriented software

and the software de#elo$ment $rocess% The UM3 uses mostly gra$hical notations

to ex$ress the design of software $ro*ects%

GOAL

The 0rimary goals in the design of the UM3 are as follows7

=% 0ro#ide users a ready.to.use, ex$ressi#e #isual modeling 3anguage so that

they can de#elo$ and exchange meaningful models%?% 0ro#ide extendibility and s$eciali-ation mechanisms to extend the core

conce$ts%

@% Be inde$endent of $articular $rogramming languages and de#elo$ment

$rocess%

% 0ro#ide a formal basis for understanding the modeling language%


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% )ncourage the growth of !! tools market%

% (u$$ort higher le#el de#elo$ment conce$ts such as collaborations,

frameworks, $atterns and com$onents%

D% +ntegrate best $ractices%

UE CAE DIAGRAM

A use case diagram in the Unified Modeling 3anguage UM3G is a ty$e of

beha#ioral diagram defined by and created from a Use.case analysis% +ts $ur$ose is

to $resent a gra$hical o#er#iew of the functionality $ro#ided by a system in terms

of actors, their goals re$resented as use casesG, and any de$endencies between

those use cases% The main $ur$ose of a use case diagram is to show what system

functions are $erformed for which actor% :oles of the actors in the system can be

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CLA DIAGRAM+n software engineering, a class diagram in the Unified Modeling 3anguage

UM3G is a ty$e of static structure diagram that describes the structure of a system

by showing the system4s classes, their attributes, o$erations or methodsG, and the

relationshi$s among the classes% +t ex$lains which class contains information%


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E4UENCE DIAGRAM

A se6uence diagram in Unified Modeling 3anguage UM3G is a kind of interaction

diagram that shows how $rocesses o$erate with one another and in what order% +t is

a construct of a Message (e6uence Chart% (e6uence diagrams are sometimes called

e#ent diagrams, e#ent scenarios, and timing diagrams%


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YTEM TETING

The $ur$ose of testing is to disco#er errors% Testing is the $rocess of tryingto disco#er e#ery concei#able fault or weakness in a work $roduct% +t $ro#ides a

way to check the functionality of com$onents, sub assemblies, assemblies and5or a

finished $roduct +t is the $rocess of exercising software with the intent of ensuring

that the

(oftware system meets its re6uirements and user ex$ectations and does not fail in

an unacce$table manner% There are #arious ty$es of test% )ach test ty$e addresses a

s$ecific testing re6uirement%

TYPES OF TESTS

Unit testing

Unit testing in#ol#es the design of test cases that #alidate that the internal

$rogram logic is functioning $ro$erly, and that $rogram in$uts $roduce #alid

out$uts% All decision branches and internal code flow should be #alidated% +t is the

testing of indi#idual software units of the a$$lication %it is done after the

com$letion of an indi#idual unit before integration% This is a structural testing, that

relies on knowledge of its construction and is in#asi#e% Unit tests $erform basic

tests at com$onent le#el and test a s$ecific business $rocess, a$$lication, and5or

system configuration% Unit tests ensure that each uni6ue $ath of a business $rocess$erforms accurately to the documented s$ecifications and contains clearly defined

in$uts and ex$ected results%

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+ntegration tests are designed to test integrated software com$onents to

determine if they actually run as one $rogram% Testing is e#ent dri#en and is more

concerned with the basic outcome of screens or fields% +ntegration tests

demonstrate that although the com$onents were indi#idually satisfaction, as shown

by successfully unit testing, the combination of com$onents is correct and

consistent% +ntegration testing is s$ecifically aimed at ex$osing the $roblems that

arise from the combination of com$onents%

Functional test

Functional tests $ro#ide systematic demonstrations that functions tested are

a#ailable as s$ecified by the business and technical re6uirements, system

documentation, and user manuals%

Functional testing is centered on the following items7

;alid +n$ut 7 identified classes of #alid in$ut must be acce$ted%

+n#alid +n$ut 7 identified classes of in#alid in$ut must be re*ected%

Functions 7 identified functions must be exercised%

!ut$ut 7 identified classes of a$$lication out$uts must be exercised%

(ystems50rocedures7 interfacing systems or $rocedures must be in#oked%

!rgani-ation and $re$aration of functional tests is focused on re6uirements, key

functions, or s$ecial test cases% +n addition, systematic co#erage $ertaining to

identify Business $rocess flows/ data fields, $redefined $rocesses, and successi#e

$rocesses must be considered for testing% Before functional testing is com$lete,

additional tests are identified and the effecti#e #alue of current tests is determined%


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System Test

(ystem testing ensures that the entire integrated software system meets

re6uirements% +t tests a configuration to ensure known and $redictable results% An

exam$le of system testing is the configuration oriented system integration test%

(ystem testing is based on $rocess descri$tions and flows, em$hasi-ing $re.dri#en

$rocess links and integration $oints%

White Box Testing

White Box Testing is a testing in which in which the software tester hasknowledge of the inner workings, structure and language of the software, or at least

its $ur$ose% +t is $ur$ose% +t is used to test areas that cannot be reached from a black

box le#el%

Black Box Testing

Black Box Testing is testing the software without any knowledge of the inner

workings, structure or language of the module being tested% Black box tests, as

most other kinds of tests, must be written from a definiti#e source document, such

as s$ecification or re6uirements document, such as s$ecification or re6uirements

document% +t is a testing in which the software under test is treated, as a black

box %you cannot seeE into it% The test $ro#ides in$uts and res$onds to out$uts

without considering how the software works%

?.1 U$"+ Tes+"$&

Unit testing is usually conducted as $art of a combined code and unit test

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testing to be conducted as two distinct $hases%

Tes+ s+r'+e&/ '$) '77r%'ch

Field testing will be $erformed manually and functional tests will be writtenin detail%

Tes+ %!@ec+"*es

All field entries must work $ro$erly%

0ages must be acti#ated from the identified link%

The entry screen, messages and res$onses must not be delayed%

e'+-res +% !e +es+e)

;erify that the entries are of the correct format

1o du$licate entries should be allowed

All links should take the user to the correct $age%

?.2 I$+e&r'+"%$ Tes+"$&

(oftware integration testing is the incremental integration testing of two or

more integrated software com$onents on a single $latform to $roduce failures

caused by interface defects%

The task of the integration test is to check that com$onents or softwarea$$lications, e%g% com$onents in a software system or one ste$ u$ software

a$$lications at the com$any le#el interact without error%

Tes+ Res-#+s All the test cases mentioned abo#e $assed successfully% 1o defects


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encountered%

6.3 Acceptance Testing

User Acce$tance Testing is a critical $hase of any $ro*ect and re6uires

significant $artici$ation by the end user% +t also ensures that the system meets the

functional re6uirements%

Tes+ Res-#+s All the test cases mentioned abo#e $assed successfully% 1o defects

encountered%

CHAPTER ?3 CONCLUION

Bluetooth chatting is an inno#ati#e a$$roach to the mobile world and the $ro*ect is

im$lemented successfully% A $ro$er analysis of $ositi#e $oints and constraints of the

system it is inferred that the system is working as $er the ob*ecti#es of the $ro*ect%

+nstallation is a hassle.free task% +t re6uires internet connection for one time to install the

a$$lication and then it is on its own% The user interface is user friendly and does not

re6uire s$eciali-ed training or skills to o$erate it%

The methodology section of this technical re$ort describes the im$lementation of this systemin detail% The data structures used in this system need to be tuned in to get a more efficient

system% We ho$e that the im$lementation algorithm and the data structure described here

will aid the de#elo$ers4 community in near future%

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