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Document tracking and inspector assignment system

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2015
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Lami Kaya

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SUMMARY In this thesis work, we have designed and implemented an "inspector duty assignment and work flow" program in order to perform assignment of inspectors to inspection duties and management of these assignment documents system. The system has the multiple functions such as registration of documents within a standard that come to be given to inspectors as duty, their processing, their being filtered when necessary, showing the filtered documents on a map, compilation of statistical data and assignment of these documents. The program has been designed and implemented step by step. Primarily, requirements of the program planned to be prepared have been determined, then design has been made according to the needs and coding has been carried out. In developing this system, software tools such as Ext Gwt, Gxt, Java2EE, database programming and management tools such as MySQL, Hibernate, EJB and web server tools such as JBoss and Apache have been used. All of these tools are compatible with Java infrastructure and are open-sourced software development technologies. The program has 3 parts as database, server and client. There are web pages prepared with Java2EE in the client side, data tables prepared with MySQL in the database side and JBoss application server in the server side. In general, for this thesis work, we have formed a web site that aims to present a user friendly interface, to provide a secure access to assignment documents with user login screen and to compile necessary statistical data. Keywords: Inspector Duty Assignment, Document Tracking, Java2EE, Ext Gwt Framework, Google Map API

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Recep Sinan Arslan

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Recep Sinan Arslan (Master Thesis). Document tracking and inspector assignment system, 2015, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University.

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