1. Our goal is to make a web based multi-user organizer that can be accessed via cellular devices. There are three main component for this project: A main calendar server that stores all the info of the user A servlet that handles requests from cellular devices A midlet that allows the users to access the planner. Operational Concepts – What is it?

2. Our service will have the following features: Allows multiple users to access the planner Schedules can be viewed from cell phones Update schedule from cell phones The following features can be added in later releases: Reminder alarm by cell phone prior to important events Remove group members Automatically generates weekly events System Requirements – What does it do for us?

3. System and software architecture – How? User Midlet Calendar Servlet Web Browser Calendar Server

4. We currently have a server running on http://scorpion.sparkart.net/~cse444/ It allows creation of new groups, add/delete group members and events Prototype servlet running on http://cubist.cs.washington.edu:8080/cse403d/ Which just allows the viewing of events We do not have a prototype midlet System and software architecture – How?

5. Life Cycle Plan - Who wants it? Companies or organizations that have already implemented a multi-user calendar on the web Expand services to cell phones Example: www.productivecomputing.comwww.productivecomputing.com Productive Computing Inc. offers a web based multi- user calendar application Cell phone companies should support all applications that use wireless web feature. The more applications that use wireless web, the wider customer base of people who will use their phone for wireless web.

6. Feasibility Rationale – Is this really true? The server URL that is used is one unprofessionally made by a group of cse students last quarter. Support and documentation are limited Has not been extensively tested Need to find a more reliable server URL for the servlet to connect to. May be hard to find within a limited period of time. Needs to be free.