An Web Client System Design and Implementation for IOS Platform

Haixia Peng, Hai Zhao, Chuan Lin

Science & Engineering, Northeastern University, Shenyang, China..

DOI: 10.4236/jsea.2013.61006                

Abstract

For current physical examination and medical institutions, the majority of Medical projects need a long time to get the result, this wastes user too much time. In order to solve this problem, this paper presents a program to achieve viewing the results of examination anytime or anywhere with the help of cell phone applications software. The program proposed to solve the problem that user have to wait for the medical test results for a long time and cause the time waste, compared to the programs which using e-mail, SMS and mailing report card to inform the user the results, this one is to be more efficient, while also better meet user and medical institutions’ requirements. In addition, in order to test the practicality and feasibility of the program, with IOS devices as the material basis, this paper constructs a Web client system, based on the GPRS technology, we can realize the data communications between the Web server and a client which is the workbench IOS devices. Through testing, we can proof this Web client system has certain practical and development value, with the physical examination institutions become popular gradually, I believe that this design ideas of the system will be used extensively in the medical system, and also will bring a person more convenient.

Keywords

Web Client Systems; IOS; Medical Institutions; C/S Mode; ASIHTTPRequest

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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