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Technical Overview Of Journal
Journal is made up of 4 components
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Journal Client
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Journal Server
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Journal Web Application
- Database
Journal Client
Win32 Windows service. Designed for Windows 2000 and Windows XP Professional
Journal client is installed on each user's computer. It has no graphical user interface
and requires no user intervention. It uses many plug-ins to determine the user's
current activity, including plug-ins for Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, Firefox,
Adobe applications, Instant Messaging applications etc. It sends the activity information
to the Journal server using TCP/IP sockets. It can be installed and upgraded remotely
with ease.
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Journal Server
.NET Windows service. Designed for Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003.
Requires .NET Framework version 1.1.
Journal server receives employee activity information from the Journal clients and
saves it in the Journal database using ODBC.
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Journal Web Application
ASP.NET Web Application. Designed for Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003.
Requires .NET Framework version 1.1. Requires Internet Information Services 5+ (IIS).
The Journal Web Application is an ASP.NET application. It provides the web interface
that allows employees and their managers to view their activity history and statistics.
It reads the activity information from the system database using ODBC.
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Database
Journal is compatible with the following database systems
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MySQL
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Microsoft SQL Server 2000
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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