Developing Web-Services with GWT
Laukkanen, Tommi (2016)
Mikkelin ammattikorkeakoulu
2016
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2016053010776
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2016053010776
Tiivistelmä
The objective of the thesis work was to further develop pedestrian counting system iGator. The devel-opment was aimed on physical cameras, counting system’s infrastructure, backend servers and client-side services. The background of the project is provided in detail to explain starting point, various de-sign decisions and the end goals.
The main part of the project, the new end-customer user interface, was developed using Java, GWT and various other web technologies. The focus was on developing map based web service which shows the relative pedestrian counts in easily understood way. Used technologies and programming methods are explained in brief detail.
The project was concluded in the intended timeline while achieving the main goals it was set to achieve. While minor goals changed as the project developed because of increasing knowledge of what was really needed, the main goals were kept unchanged.
As the project is far from perfect, various potential development paths are explored and suggestions presented for the future developments.
The main part of the project, the new end-customer user interface, was developed using Java, GWT and various other web technologies. The focus was on developing map based web service which shows the relative pedestrian counts in easily understood way. Used technologies and programming methods are explained in brief detail.
The project was concluded in the intended timeline while achieving the main goals it was set to achieve. While minor goals changed as the project developed because of increasing knowledge of what was really needed, the main goals were kept unchanged.
As the project is far from perfect, various potential development paths are explored and suggestions presented for the future developments.