<p>SMS based pull campaign processing system is a new model of directory service provided in mobile infrastructure basically to enable SMS based directory services Mobile directory services is a brand new phenomenon, which hold strong promises to become the best targeting advertising medium delivering new means of services to users with message other than traditional channels (e.g.: print, television, radio and email etc).The main purpose of this system is to bring customers and business organizations closer .It enables SMS based directory services. It not only acts as directory services but also as an advertising medium between the user and the business organizations.</p>

<p>This degree project deals with the study about the development of workflow applications in a Java programming environment and the developing of an application that manages a claim process. The structure of the report contains four main sections: introduction, theory, design and implementation. </p><p> </p><p>In the introduction, all the background and basic information needed is described. The theoretical part explains the concepts related to the project needed for good understanding. During the design and implementation parts, all the processes of developing the application, the difficulties and solutions found are described. Finally in the last part the Conclusions of this project and the future investigations are shown.</p>

Modern FPGAs contain routing resources easily exceeding millions of wires. While mainstream design flows and place-and-route tools make very good use of these routing resources, they do so at the cost of very significant processing time. A well established alternative scheme is to modify or generate configuration bitstreams directly, resulting in more dynamic designs and shorter processing times. This thesis introduces a complete set of alternate wire databases for Xilinx Virtex, Virtex-E, and Virtex-II FPGAs, suitable for standalone use or as an addition to the JBits API. The databases can be used to route or trace through any device in these families, and can generate the necessary bitstream configurations with the help of JBits or an independent bitstream interface. / Master of Science

Det här är en uppsats som undersöker den tidiga datoriseringen av Sverige (1950- 1980-talet) och mer specifikt hur tiden minns i form av olika narrativ. Undersökningens historiska empiri består i ett antal intervjuer av så kallade ”internetpionjärer” som utfördes mellan 2005 och 2008 i forskningsprojektet Från matematikmaskin till IT. Uppsatsen undersöker hur tekniksynen i dessa intervjuer framkommer och hur dessa fungerar som berättelser om datortekniken och argumenterar för att de förekommande narrativen vilar på en teknikdeterministisk grund. Datoriseringen och datortekniken beskrivs det historiska materialet i samband med idéer om utveckling och en extern, autonom teknik som kopplas ihop med förhoppningar och upplevelser av en effektivisering. Undersökningen visar även på hur dessa förhoppningar och berättelser verkar tillsammans med sammankopplingar av datortekniken med ideal om kunskap och vetenskaplighet. Slutligen visar undersökningen hur idén om en teknologisk utveckling också framkommer i materialet genom att tekniken används som en tidsmarkör. Där datortekniken kom att förknippas med en vision och en förhoppning på framtiden.

<p>Att designa en generell och utbyggbar mjukvara är inte enkelt, då det krävs en bred kompetens inom många olika områden. Vi belyser i detta arbete en del av problematiken kring design. Utgångspunkten är ett praktikfall vars målmiljö rör processer och integrationer. Huvudfokus ligger på designmönster, men även en bredare genomgång av ämnen så som utvecklingsmetodik, Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services (WS) och utvecklingsmiljöer presenteras. Arbetet bedrivs i enlighet med riktlinjer från Rational Unified Process (RUP) och slutprodukten är en checklista på tre punkter. De tre punkterna speglar de lärdomar vi dragit av arbetet genom saker vi gjort och saker vi borde ha gjort. God design kan uppnås genom att förstå den uppgift man åtagit sig, utvärdera sitt resultat och delresultat samt genom användandet av rätt verktyg. Framtida forskningsområden med anknytning till vårt rör förslagsvis metoders betydelse för mjukvarudesign, dynamiska perspektiv hos utvecklare och mer enhetlighet kring begreppet SOA.</p>

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Douglas Henry Pike was born in China in 1908, the second of five children, whose Australian parents were missionaries with a Protestant interdenominational faith mission, the China Inland Mission. Following graduation from an English style mission boarding school at Chefoo in northern China, Pike came to Melbourne in 1924; and from 1926 spent twelve years jackerooing on various New South Wales country properties. He returned to Melbourne in 1938, trained for the ministry in a Churches of Christ College, graduated in November 1941, married Olive Hagger and was sent to Adelaide. During pastorates at Colonel Light Gardens and Glenelg he studied at the University of Adelaide for his BA. He achieved History Honours, resigned from the ministry, taught briefly in Adelaide and at the University of Western Australia then returned to Adelaide as Reader from 1950 to 1960. Pike obtained his MA, then the D. Litt. for Paradise of Dissent, a history of South Australia. During the 1950s he wrote a series of newspaper articles, ‘Early Adelaide with the lid off’. Douglas Pike (1908-1974) South Australian and Australian Historian. In 1960 he was appointed to the Chair of History at the University of Tasmania and published his second book, Australia: The Quiet Continent. In 1964 he moved to the Australian National University and commenced his pioneering task as founding editor of the Australian Dictionary of Biography. Therefore the most significant period of his working life in history and historiography covers the years from 1948 until his sudden illness in November 1973, and death in May 1974. The Second World War at first slowed but then stimulated the teaching and writing of history in Australia. Pike commenced his university studies during the war; his research and writing followed in the post-war period. His years in academia witnessed the establishment between 1946 and 1958 of four more universities in Australia, including the ANU, where he spent the last ten years of his life. However, apart from book reviews, obituaries in newspapers and journals, biographical paragraphs and the ADB, Pike’s contribution and significance to Australian historiography has been largely neglected. My thesis is based on personal interviews and correspondence with people who knew Douglas Pike, including family members, together with archival material from the Australian National Library and the universities where Pike worked. Printed sources include newspapers, journals, and Pike’s own published writings. / http://proxy.library.adelaide.edu.au/login?url= http://library.adelaide.edu.au/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=1347424 / Thesis (M.A.) - University of Adelaide, School of History and Politics, 2008