Java
Chat
Presented by Aman Kumar
and Karan Nawani
TITLE
01. INTRODUCTION
02. OBJECTIVE
03.
Content
SYSTEM REQUIREMENT
SOFTWARE AND
04. HARDWARE USED
05. GANTT CHART
06. FLOW CHART
07. FUTURE SCOPE
08. LIMITATION OF PROJECT
INTRODUCTIO
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Java chat is a simplistic yet effi cient chat application . Utilizing Java Apache
NetBeans, this project focuses on establishing a direct communication
channel between two computers within a local network environment. The
application comprises two Java scripts: one acting as the client and the
other as the server.
The primary objective of Java chat is to provide a basic and functional
platform for users to establish real-time conversations between two
connected computers. This project is designed to off er an intuitive and
accessible interface without the need for complex installations or
confi gurations.
Users can seamlessly connect their computers, initiate a chat session, and
engage in text-based communication without unnecessary complexities.
The creation and operation of Java chat are tailored for ease of use. The
project aims to showcase the fundamental concepts of Java socket
programming while providing a practical and tangible application for
learning purposes.
OBJECTIVE
At Java chat, our primary objective is to create a functional platform
for establishing direct communication between two computers using
Java Apache NetBeans. Our goals include:
• Effi cient Communication: To provide a straightforward and reliable
means for users to establish real-time communication channels
between two computers within a local network environment.
• Simplicity and Usability: To off er a user-friendly interface that
allows users, regardless of their technical profi ciency, to easily
connect their computers and engage in text-based communication.
SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENT
01 02 03 04
Operating system Processor: Ram: Hard disk:
: Windows XP or Intel Core i3 4GB or more 100MB or
more 10600H or more
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GANTT CHART
05/3/2024 13/3/2024 20/3/2024 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6
Project Report
Documentation
Coding
Testing
Presentiation
FLOWCHART
User Authentication and Authorization:
Enhanced User Interface: Implement a
Implement user authentication
more user-friendly and visually
mechanisms to ensure secure access
appealing interface for Java chat,
to the chat application. This could
including features such as
include username/password login, user
customizable themes, chat bubble
roles, and permissions to control
styles, and font options.
chatroom access.
FUTURE
Multimedia File Sharing: Introduce Multiple Chatroom Support: Enable the
support for sending and receiving creation of multiple chatrooms within
multimedia files such as images, Java chat, allowing users to join
SCOPE
videos, and documents within the chat different chat environments based on
application. This would enhance the interests or topics. This would enhance
user experience and expand the types the versatility and flexibility of the
of content that can be shared. application.
Message History and Archiving:
Emoji and Text Formatting Support:
Implement a feature to store chat
Incorporate emoji support and basic
history locally, allowing users to view
text formatting options (such as bold,
past messages and conversations even
italics, underline) to allow users to
after closing the application.
express themselves more creatively in
chats.
Limited Connectivity Scope Basic User Interface
The Java chat project is The user interface of Java chat is
designed for connecting two simplistic and functional, focusing
computers within a local on core chat functionalities. It
LIMITATIO
network using Java socket lacks advanced features such as
programming. It does not multimedia fi le sharing, emojis, or
support connections over the extensive customization options
N OF THE
internet, limiting its use to found in more advanced chat
local network environments applications.
only.
PROJECT Text-Based Communication
Only
No User Authentication
Java chat does not include user
As a basic chat application, authentication features. Anyone
Java chat supports text-based with knowledge of the IP
communication exclusively. It addresses of the connected
does not include features for computers can potentially join the
sending images, videos, or chat session, leading to potential
other multimedia content. privacy concerns in shared
network environments.
Thank
you