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Network Component Development for Xml Migration

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  • A.Sivasankari
  • D.Janani
  • G.Arunkumari

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This Network Component Development for XML Migration is developed for Company. In the cutting edge Internet, age a large portion of the business is being directed through the Internet. As a result, space comes at a premium, more space that is needed the more it costs. In the existing scenario a client wants to store data in the web server has to rent space in the database server of the deploying agency as well as paying for the web space in the web server. This system is not economical and furthermore the client has lesser control over the data as the Database Administrator belongs to the ISP. To counter these disadvantages the proposed system implements the changes as follows, when a user submits data to the deploying agency instead of storing it in a separate database server the data is stored in a flat file format like XML in the web server space itself, thereby eliminating the cost of renting a database server completely. The client can then login to the web server and downloads the necessary XML files that are stored in the local database. This provides an added advantage in that the client can have better control over the data as they can have their own Database Administrator.

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  • A.Sivasankari & D.Janani & G.Arunkumari, 2018. "Network Component Development for Xml Migration," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 4(3), pages 46-49, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v4:y2018:i3:id:hcseit184309
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