Aurigin Systems

Provided object oriented design and development services to Aurigin Systems Inc., a privately held company in Cupertino, California.Aurigin Systems, Inc. is a software, data, and services provider that enables enterprises to quickly create and extract more value from their innovations through better Intellectual Property Asset Management System (IPAM).

Diyatech's responsibility was to architect and develop parts of this system. IPAM is a client/server solution with HTTP as the main mechanism of communication between client and server.

Print/Preview Subsystem for IPAM

Designed a sophisticated print/preview capability for IPAM using Unified Modeling Language (UML) with Rational Rose, and C++ as development language.

The design consisted of 15 C++ classes and around 12000 lines of C++ code.

Used Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) to implement print/preview of text, images, and PDF data.

All development done in Visual Studio 6.0 using MFC and C++.

This was a seven person-month long project.

Claims Analysis Application

Designed various enhancements to an unfinished application using Unified Modeling Language (UML) with Rational Rose, and C++ as development language.

The design consisted of 10 C++ classes and around 9000 lines of C++ code.

Added Print/Preview capability to Claims Analysis by using Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC).

Provided Integration with IPAM by creating ActiveX Server objects inside Claims Analysis application.

Project involved the use of a Hyperbolic Tree from Inxight Software and processing data from it in XML.

Claims parsing done with the help of ANTLR, an object oriented parser generator.

All development done in Visual Studio 6.0 using MFC and C++.

This was a seven person-month long project.

Print/Preview Subsystem for Webster

Designed a print/preview capability for Aurigin Webster, a web-based annotation system, using Unified Modeling Language (UML) with Rational Rose, and C++ as development language.

The design consisted of 10 C++ classes and around 8000 lines of C++ code.

Used Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) to implement print/preview of text and images.

All development done in Visual Studio 6.0 using MFC and C++.

This was a three person-month long project.