Technology for instant messenger, file sharing and picture sharing

As part of project(for studies), our team is working on software which had features of instanst messenger, p2p file sharing and picture sharing and support for storing profiles, offline messages. Although we had some idea abt how to proceed.....but we need to know which java technology would be best suited for various aspects for efficiency....
1. GUI
2. Networking
3. Security (which class is suited for authentication)
4. File Sharing(which files support is provided)
5. Picture sharing(and formats and size supported)
anything missing we need to consider.............
and we r useing JDBC...or shud achicives be better option

1. GUISwing
2. NetworkingPlain sockets.
(Most efficient NIO, but that's probably a bit tought for you if you are new to java)
3. Security (which class is suited for
authentication)Write custom classes for that.
4. File Sharing(which files support is provided)You either need to write code for that (use sockets) or look for a 3rd pary networking library.
5. Picture sharing(and formats and size supported)Same as above. There's no difference in sharing an image and an mpr3 song.
anything missing we need to consider.............
and we r useing JDBC...For what?
Kaj

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How would i go about filtering out the file upload and download functionality in messenger ?
I've already disallowed the possibility of uploading or saving from Messenger by not allowing the program the read or write files. But when a PC without this policy on it uploads to a CSA protected host. The CSA will download the entire file but then refuse to save the file.
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My goal: Replace an existing iMac running Mavericks Server v3.01 that I use for Open Directory & file sharing with a new Mac Mini Server (late 2012) running Mavericks Server v3.01. Once new server is working and users defined...I will copy the users data from the iMac to the mac Mini server...then re-purpose the iMac as a simple client (bound to the new Mac Mini server).
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Can you have 2 servers as OD Masters on the same local network?
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When I go into Chooser on either machine and click on file server, eg. "Imac", I get a message to effect that the password is not recognized. I have tried to create a "new" password, but I cannot provide an "old" password.
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Go to the Users and Groups tab in the FileSharing
control panel on machine number one. There you (as
the 'owner') will name the permitted User(s)—whatever
name you want to use— and you'll give him/her a
password—whatever you like or nothing at all.
Do the same on machine number two.
Since you own both machines, you can erase any
previous users with defective passwords. Or just
change their passwords.
If the Owner of each machine is the very same name on
each and if you haven't established a password for
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what you had. Did you change the owner's name on
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If you're not worried about security, letting Guests
have access could also be password-free.
Ed,
Thank you for your help; file sharing is now operating between those machines.
I have now added another computer(OSX Tiger) to the network.
I am having similar problems getting file sharing to work. The new machine is owned by my wife. I added a name for her computer in the Users and Groups on the 9.2 machine. Her machine seems to recognize the old machine. But when I attempt to connect from either machine I get the "cannot connect" message.
Apple Help for the new machine suggests that a connection can only be done from the 9.2 machine.
Any suggestions? Perhaps this is not fair to add another question. Let me know if you would prefer that I post a new question.
Thanks again.
Bill
Imac Mac OS 9.2.x
Imac Mac OS 9.2.x
Imac Mac OS 9.2.x
Imac Mac OS 9.2.x

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Hi Willem,
Many thanks for the further reply.
So we can just use the VMWare setup to "split" the one physical drive into
two virtual drives (one for the OS and the second for the pools).
And I've seen posts in other forums about the need for a decent battery
backed cache module for the P410i controller so I'll make sure we get one
(probably 512Mb module + battery).
Can I ask what is the advantage of configuring each VM's virtual disk to run
on it's own virtual SCSI adapter (by setting disk1 to scsi 0:0, disk2 to
scsi 1:0, and so on)?
Cheers,
Neil
>>> On 9/5/14 at 12:56, in message
<[email protected]>,
magic31<[email protected]> wrote:
> HI Niel,
>
> xyzl;2318555 Wrote: >
>> The new installation will run on a Proliant ML350 G6 with P410i>
> controller
>> so we can use the raid capability to create two different logical drives>
> as
>> suggested.
>
> As you will be using ESXi 5.5 as host OS, it's not needed to split
> thehost server storage into two logical drives... unless that's what
> youwant in perspective for "general performance" or redundancy reasons.
> Italso depends on the options that P410i controller has.
>
> On a side note, I'm not too familiar with the P410i controller... domake
> sure you have a decent battery backed cache module installed, asthat will
> greatly help with the disk performance bit.
> If the controller can handle it and the controller can handle it, go
> forraid 10 or raid 50. That might be too big a space penalty but will
> helpwith disk performance.
>
> Once you have your VMware server up and running, you can configure
> thetwo VM's with each two or more drives attached (on for the OS,
> thesecond or others for your pools).
> I usually create a virtual disk per pool+volume set (e.g. DATAPOOL
> &DATAVOLUME on one vm virtual disk, USERPOOL & USER volume on an other
> vmvirtual disk).
> With VMware you can than also configure each VM's virtual disk to run
> onit's own virtual SCSI adapter (bij setting disk1 to scsi 0:0, disk2
> toscsi 1:0, and so on).
>
>
> xyzl;2318555 Wrote: > Do you have any suggestions for the disk space that
> should be reserved> or
>> used for the Linux Native OS File System (/boot, /swap and LVM)?
>>
>
> Here's one thread that might be of interest (there are more
> throughoutthe SLES/OES
>
forums):https://forums.novell.com/showthread...rtitioning-%28
> moving-from-NW%29
>
> I still contently follow the method I choose for back in 2008, justwith
> a little bigger sizing which now is:
>
> On a virtual disk sized 39GB:
>
> primary partition 1: 500 MB /boot , fs type ext2
> primary partition 2: 12GB / (root), fs type ext3
> primary partition 3: 3 GB swap , type swap
>
> primary partition 4: LVM VG-SYSTEM (LVM partition type 8E), takes up
> therest of the disk **
> LVM volume (lv_var): 12 GB /var , fs type ext3
> LVM volume (lv_usr-install): 7GB /usr/install, fs type ext3
> * there's still a little space left in the LVM VG, in case var needs
> toquickly be enlarged
>
> One thing that's different in here vs what I used to do: I replaced
> the/tmp mountpoint with /usr/install
>
> In /usr/install, I place all relevant install files/IOS's
> andinstallation specifics (text files) for the server in question. Keeps
> itall in one neat place imo.
>
> Cheers,
> Willem-- Knowledge Partner (voluntary sysop)
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Hi
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Why can't I open a long url in Instant messenger

I have a question for Instant messenger users . A friend of mine sent me a long url that took about 5
windows in instant messenger. I tried to open it, but it would not open. Are there any settings
I need to set on my IPhone 6 or instant messenger to make this work. Also why does it break it up into 5 separate IM windows??

Tell your friend to go to bit.ly to create a 'short URL' for that address.
They can send you that & you shouldn't have to worry about the SMS or any other messaging size limitations.
NOTE: there are many other URL shortener services…
http://google.com/search?hl=en&q=URL%20shorteners

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