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MOBile IMAGe UPloader (MOBIMAGUP )

MOBile IMAGe UPloader (MOBIMAGUP ). Boyan Bontchev Bonea Ltd. Confidential. Sending images from Nokia 7650 to Internet servers. via e-mail message sent to a SMTP server (MMS is expensive) by 7650 built-in image uploader (to photo-album servers as Club Nokia)

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MOBile IMAGe UPloader (MOBIMAGUP )

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  1. MOBile IMAGe UPloader(MOBIMAGUP) Boyan Bontchev Bonea Ltd. Confidential

  2. Sending images from Nokia 7650to Internet servers • via e-mail message sent to a SMTP server (MMS is expensive) • by 7650 built-in image uploader (to photo-album servers as Club Nokia) • you have to be registered at Nokia Club • only JPEG image format is supported • By custom native Symbian client (Java clients cannot access the media images as 7650 does not support MMAPI) Note: is not possible to upload an image to a given location at the Web server, according given access rights.

  3. MOBIMAGUP project goal • to provide Nokia 7650 users with facilities to upload images to corporative Web sites, i.e., to replace image content inside the HTML pages of a Web site by their own images taken by the built-in camera, according image access policy defined by the system administrator through Web access

  4. Business scenario • Users are registered on the MOBIMAGUP server by an Web admin • Every user receives rights to upload (and thus – to replace) some of the images of the corporative site • Users take pictures with Nokia 7650 • Users connect to the MOBIMAGUP uploader server and: • do authorization • select a mobile local image for the upload to the MOBIMAGUP image server • select which remote image (or images) to be replaced on the Web site (by means of aliases defined by the administrator)

  5. Business scenario (2) • After successful image upload the MOBIMAGUP image server does the following: • checks if the uploaded image has correct resolution, etc. • if needed, it reformats and resizes the newly uploaded image • backups the current image shown in the Web site • replaces the newly uploaded image with the image on the Web site • writes the event into the log system

  6. GSM/GPRS Network WAP Clients (7650) MOBIMAGUP WAP Gateway Web Site HTTP Clients (browsers) Internet General information flow • 2. HTTP browsers administration of MOBIMAGUP • 1. HTTP browsers access the Web site • 3. 7650 image upload to the Web site

  7. MOBIMAGUP Image upload (WAP) Upload Server Backup Upload administration (HTTP) Admin Server SQLDB MOBIMAGUP clients’ interactions

  8. Uploadserver 7650 mobileuploader user Authorization Get aliases Logout Upload img Reformat/resize Backupcurrent img Imgreplace Logreplacement Uploader use cases

  9. Add/update/del aliases Add/update/del users Viewevent log Authorization Logout Recover lastsaved img’s Start/stopuploader Administrator’s use cases Adminserver MOBIMAGUPadministrator(HTTP browser)

  10. Image aliases • Used for naming the image or set of images which are to be replace at the mobile image upload. An alias can describe: • a single image residing at the Web site • a set of correlated images residing at the Web site and having the same origin, e.g. a picture and its two different thumbnails (in different sizes). • Alias definition includes: • Image path (e.g. c:/programs/apache/web_site/images/), • Image name • Image format (such as JPG, GIF, TIFF, etc.) • Image resolution (for the Nokia 7650 phone, the maximal resolution is 640x480 – thus, the uploaded image can be resized to a smaller resolution or left with its original resolution)

  11. SQLDB MOBIMAGUP upload server MOBIMAGUP upload server 7650 client(built-in or custom) Authentifi-cation Loggingmanager Aliasretriever Backupimages Backupmanager Imageuploader Web siteimagereplacement Formatter/resizer

  12. SQLDB MOBIMAGUP admin server MOBIMAGUP admin server Admin client Authentifi-cation Usermanager Loggingviewer Aliasmanager Web siteimagereplacement Backuprecoverer Uploadercontroller Backupimages Uploader start/stop

  13. MOBIMAGUP benefits • The server application can be installed on the computer where the corporate Web runs, however, without to interfere with it or any need of changes of the existing Web site (only needs file access to the image directories of the Web server); • The server application is written in Java and thus, is portable among different platforms; • Easy installation and maintenance thanks to the SQL database build-in into the application; • Flexible administration.

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