Evaluation Report on Registration Process

REGISTRATION PROCESS EVALUATION REPORT.
Table of contents:
1. Introduction
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2. Client-server
relationship................................................................................................
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a) Client security
issues.................................................................................................
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b) Advantages of n’tier
architecture................................................................................5
c) Disadvantages of n’tier
architecture...........................................................................6
3 Basic technology for mobile
devices.................................................................................6
4 Solutions for optimizing responsive web registration
service........................................7
5 Reviewing deliverables
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6 References................................................................................................
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7 Appendix...................................................................................................
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1. INTRODUCTION.
Upon the growth and wide usability of a client- server network in the networking
environment, its worth practicing and developing a simple web based
registration process. Described below is an implementation of registration
process referring to client server networks.
2. Client-server relationship.
It involves end-users, namely clients, who sends request for grant of resources
from a centrally located server. To necessitate this, a network is required to
provide a connection to the server (Palmer, 2002). The server uses network too,
to provide two-way communications concerning the request. The server can then
check up on: status of the client or for authentication or to check if security
patches were installed (Orfali, 2007).
Based on the client-server relationship explained above, the registration project
involves a user prompted to log in by an end-user device i.e. mobile. Using
JavaScript and PHP, the inputs are validated from an SQL database. If the log in
credentials were correct, the user is granted access else a log in error is
displayed. This involves a combination of client and database communications
as illustrated below.
Database(SQL)
Mobile phone Http Request internet Http Request server
Intern
et

A block diagram illustrating the client server network.

A flow-chart illustrating the client side of client-server network
Server-side end of the client-server network.
Receives the details from the client browser
Loads urlStart
Load
registration
page
Is the
url
correc
t?
Fill detailsSubmit Details
correct?
End
Are
details
correct?
Server
validates details