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Zend Framework
Odehnal, František ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (referee)
The goal of this bachelor's thesis is to judge Zend Framework as a tool for development enterprise applications. The first part deals with description of design patterns for enterprise applications. There are descriptions of domain logic, data source and web presentation design patterns. After this part, there is an introduction with Zend Framework. It includes short description of its libraries. In the third part there is described how Zend Framework implements design patterns and how to work with this implementation. A short demonstration follows. It is a simple application which is programmed firstly with Zend Framework and after that without it. Last part deals with judging strong and weak point of Zend Framework.
Framework Wicket
Kvapil, Hynek ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (referee)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is Java framework Apache Wicket that is instrumental for easier way of web application presentation layer development. Primarily it tries introducing readers to its fundamental features, architecture and component based approach to web application development. This bachelor thesis does not aim to become tutorial for this framework, but it can be helpful in selection among similar specialized frameworks. Whereas, it aims to help readers to make more detailed imagination of Apache Wicket offers.
Comparison of ORM frameworks for PHP
Procházka, Ivan ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Schrotter, Michal (referee)
This study deals with a comparison of object relational mapping frameworks for PHP program language. On theoretical review, it describes the possibilities of mapping and available design patterns for mapping are presented. Basic principles of object oriented programming and relational databases are surveyed. For a comparison of tools, a model case of a library is suggested and implemented in chosen tools. Based on specified criteria, a comparison of selected frameworks is given. The main goal is to evaluate features of chosen frameworks, demonstrate their usage on the model case of a library and summarize the possibilities of object relational mapping on PHP platform.
Problems of creating digital video
Batík, Lukáš ; Šedivá, Zuzana (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
The objective of this document is to analyse the process of creating video presentation. This work should deal with specific technologies of video recording (PAL, NTSC, Film), contemporary post-processing trends and it will also discuss posibilities of its distribution throw the internet. The document is divided into two parts -- the theoretical and the practical part. The first mentioned includes the scheme of the video making process, which is followed by description of each step enhanced with various technical styles of project processing. This should emphasize the variability of possibilities in filming and also the fact, that there is not only one correct way of processing the project, for diverse projects demand selection of specific mix of variants. In the practical part concrete project will be processed -- I compose a video presentation for the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.
Web Services and their support in Java
Kubal, Pavel ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Stanovská, Iva (referee)
This thesis aims to provide a comprehensive view on the topic of tools for support generation of Java based web services. First half of the thesis focuses on theoretical part of the topic and introduces related basic terms to the reader. Second part deals with the examination of the market with tools for support generation of web services. The output of the thesis is summarization of features provided by three major players on the market and this follow practical advices gained during the process of working on this thesis.
Applications for education of programming in OOP
Bauer, Tomáš ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
This bachelor thesis is oriented to applications for education of students in object oriented programming in Java and C# languages. There are described mainly used applications in the world, for Java language there are BlueJ, Greenfoot, Alice, JKarel, jGRASP and DrJava, for C# language SGP Baltie 4 C# and some other supporting applications for programming or OOP principles. The goal of this thesis is to determine which applications are used for OOP, analyse them, compare together their suitability for high school and university tuition and recommend their optimal involvement in teaching programming. In the thesis there are also mentioned other applications which can be used beside. This thesis has benefits in created list of applications for teaching, their comparison in scope, learning approach, suitability for programming and recommendations for tuitions on high schools, colleges and universities. At the beginning there is mentioned history of teaching programming languages, described principles of object oriented programming and their's relation with object oriented languages. Next part is oriented to applications' description. At the end there are applications compared together in several criterias, assessed, and there are also recommendations for teaching OOP.
Object-relational mapping on .NET
Popelka, Aleš ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Machač, Ivo (referee)
This study concerns the theme of object-relational mapping on the .NET platform. It briefly explains the differences in the relational and object view on data a therefore it describes design patterns which are in object-relational mapping vastly applied. These design patterns are described in order to inform the reader about their advantages as also disadvantages and they are commonly depicted with an elementary illustration. The description of the design patterns is followed with a specification of the .NET framework and other elements (e.g Visual Studio 2008), which are essential to define for further progress in this study. The specification concludes into description of four products, which serve as modelers and generators of the object-relational mapping layer. The goal of this study is to provide a view of the object-relational impedance mismatch issue, means of its solution to the reader and help him with eventual need to invest into products which aid in object-relational mapping on .NET. For potential need to invest in other products than those which are tested in this study is the reader supplied with well-formed rating criteria which are, in my opinion, ready for being standardised. These goals are achieved by generating the mapping layer with all four tested products and description of the mapping process and the layer afterwards.
Comparison of the development of graphical user interface in Swing and wxWidgets
Hrubý, Jan ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Kureš, Richard (referee)
Thesis deals with comparison of two popular programming libraries for the creating the graphical user interface. First is Swing where it is used Java language and the second is wxWidgets in C++. The main goal of my thesis is objectively compare strong and weak points of these two libraries concerning about factors like rapidity of development, platform independent, rapidity of user interface, facility of globalization, development of new components and creation of distribution programme. This comparison can make easier the choice of library for specific project and thank to using simple and practical examples, it is easier to understand and adopt mechanism of these libraries. Thesis is divided into Swing part and wxWidgets part. Each part starts with description of a way how the library is used. I will demonstrate implementation of simple application and creation of new user interface components. At the end I will write general comparison of both libraries according to established criteria.
Object-oriented programming in MMORPG server development, in-game environment creation
Tyle, Jan ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Bárta, Jan (referee)
Main objective: The basic purpose of this work is to provide a reader with better understanding of MMORPG games and to introduce SphereServer and the methods of widening its functionality to anoyone who is interested in it. In this work, there are mentioned various aspects of the work with the SphereServer. Reader, who is unfamiliar with the issue, could learn there about the possible outcome of such work. On the contrary, in-reader can use this document to extend his knowledge about some previously unfamiliar facts or relations. Method of achieving the objective: In this paper, the global overview of SphereServer attributes and the methods of widening its functionality are discussed. Furthermore, the comparision between two different development branches of SphereServer is presented, summarizing advantages and disadvantages of those versions. However, several suggestions which aim to upgrade and simplify the work with this emulator are presented. Benefit of the work: As a skilled developer, familiar with SphereScript, I have compiled my experiences and used their outcome in this work. Besides, the shattered information from various sources has been collected and compiled into easily understandable text. This whole work may also serve to highlight the mistakes and design flaws, made by SphereServer developers and could be meant as an suggestion for designing a better version of the emulator. Layout of the work: This work is divided into three main parts. In the first part, the main SphereServer functionality and main terminology of this work is descripted. In the second part, the deeper insight into the SphereServer and its scripting language SphereScript is presented. Finally, in the third part, the Ultima Online shard Andaria is described as a practical implementation of SphereServer.
Comparison of non-commercial CASE tools for UML modelling
Janoušková, Irena ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
Subject of this bachelor thesis is comparison of non-commercial tools for UML modeling. The opening chapter is followed by brief description of the UML language in the second chapter. The fundamental mechanisms of the language and mainly the description of all the diagrams we are able to create by the help of UML are introduced here. Software development metodologies and their importance in the modeling process are also mentioned. Third chapter focuses on characteristics and classification of all CASE tools. General description of CASE tools is followed by the list of the best known UML modeling tools, both commercial and non-commercial. A description of four selected commercial products and their features is also added for illustration. Further in this chapter, you can find a list of several non-commercial applications for UML modeling. Seven of them are chosen for evaluation and comparison. Fourth chapter focuses on the multicriteria evaluation of alternatives and presents the methods used in this thesis. In this chapter we can also find the description of chosen criteria and subcriteria and determination of their weights. The fifth chapter aims at evaluation of the selected tools according to the chosen criteria. Calculated criteria values and overall evaluation according to the chosen multicriteria evaluation of alternatives method is presented in the sixth chapter. Results are listed in lucid table format. Tools are ordered by both the overall result and results of particular criteria, so that the reader can perceive the advantages and disadvantages of the evaluated products. In the epilogue I ruminate over the results and their explanatory value.

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