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Introduction to Scrum Agile Methodology

- Introduction to Agile Methodology (Agile Engine)

- Agile SCRUM process overview

- Basic SCRUM Vocabulary

- Implement Scrum in 10 easy steps: 

 Step #1: Get your backlog in order

   Step #2: How to estimate your product backlog 

     Step #3: Sprint Planning/clarify requirements 

       Step #4: Sprint Planning/estimate tasks 

         Step #5: Create a collaborative workspace

           Step #6: Sprint

             Step #7: Stand up and be counted

               Step #8: Track progress with a daily burndown chart 

                  Step #9: Finish when you said you would 

                     Step #10: Review, reflect, repeat….

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Step by Step to Install and Configure TortoiseGIT and Clone a Project

Step 1  :  First Download and Install TortoiseGIT.

Step 2  : Generate ssh keys (public and private keys) using git bash command line
              Use following command to generate the ssh keys.
                           ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "your_email@example.com"

Step 3 : Then add generated public key to project git repository and build the secure linkage.

Step 4 : Then Create a Folder and convert that folder to a git folder.

Step 5 : Then open  that folder and right click and select TortoiseGit -> Settings

Step 6 : Then from the popup window add the remote url and apply and clone the project to your git                 folder                 

My First Hibernate Application

 Step 1 :
Setup the Development Environment for Hibernate

1. Eclipse IDE 
           -  using eclipse IDE create a Java Application project.

2. Hibernate distribution bundle 
           - download following .jar files and create folder called 'lib' 
              under project and copy and paste those .jar s to that folder 

                    antlr-2.7.6.jar  / commons-collections-3.1.jar  /  dom4j-1.6.1.jar
                    javassist-3.9.0.GA.jar / jta-1.1.jar  / slf4j-api-1.5.8.jar
                    hibernate-jpa-2.0-api-1.0.0.Final.jar  / slf4j-log4j12-1.5.8.jar
                    log4j-1.2.16.jar

3. Install MySQL Server and download mysql-connector-java-5.1.15-bin.jar
     (JDBC driver)  and copy and paste to lib folder

4. Configure Build-Path of  the Project
                  go through build-path and add lib folder .jar files to
                  build path of the project   

 Step 2 :
Create MySQL Database tables
create two table called 'users' and 'tasks' in your MySQL Database as following, 

 Step 3 : 
Create POJO (plain old java object) Classes
Under 'src' folder create package called 'com.test' and add  following two classes.

1. User.java

  
2. Task.java

 Step 4 : 
Create Mapping Files     
Under project 'src' folder, add following .xml mapping files

1. user.xml

  
2. task.xml

 Step 5 :     
Hibernate Configuration  
Under project 'src' folder, add following .xml hibernate configuration file

# hibernate.xml 

 Step 6 :    
Create Start-up Helper Class
 Under com.jayan package create start-up helper class as following,

# Hibernate.java 

  Step 7 :  
 Create Test Class
 Under com.jayan package create Test class as Main class as following,

# Test.java    

            

  Step 8 : 

      - Finally run the Test.java class and get the Output as following,

      

Create JAVA Web Service using Axis2

[i] Environment Setup :

         1. JDK
         2. Eclipse
         3. Apache Tomcat
         4. Axis2

   Step 1 : Install JDK and Eclipse and setup Java Environment 
                 in Eclipse.
   Step 2 : Add Apache Tomcat  as Follows,
                 Window > Preferences > Serever > Runtime Environments > Add

   Step 3 :  Add  Axis2 as Follows,
                  Window >> Preferences >> Web Services >> Axis2 Preferences    

    Step 4 :  Set Server and Run-time

[ii] Web Service Project Creation :    

    Step 1 : Create Dynamic Web Project 

    Step 2 : Click on Modify button in Configuration section in above
                   window and tick Axis2 web service and ok.

[iii] Web Service Class :          

           Step 1 : Create a Java Class within a package in Java SRC package 
                         in web service project and add following code.  

                           package com.jayan.ws;

                                  public class HelloWorldWS {
                                              public String serviceHello(String name) {
                                                                                    return "Hi !!! " + name;
                                               }
                                   }
        
           Step 2 : Then right click on that class and go to web service
                         and select create web service and on popup window 
                         then  tick  monitor the web service as follows,

           Step 3 : Then go though that window using next button and ok 
                         and finally  run the project using Run on Server and 
                         then get your web service as follows,

      
           Step 4 : Then click on services and that will display your available 
                         services

-- -- > That's all folks.... Again meet you with a web service client.                         

                        
                                                 

                               
                                         

OpenCV Face Recognition using PCA technique

Step 1 :  Download and Install OpenCV 2.1.0 .
              OpenCV 2.1.0 installation on Visual Studio 2008 guide is here .

Step 2 :  Start with a new C++ Console win32 Application project on Visual studio.
              Then create a new  NearestTest.cpp   file within that project.

Step 3 :  Then create a face database with using several images as follows,
              Database folder  ->     

                             
    
                     


Step 4 : Mainly this app consisting with two parts,
                     1. Image Training Part  -
                                  first you have to train Face Images from train.txt
                                  training images.
                           ->   learn()  method                            
                     2. Image Recognition Part -
                                 then using test.txt testing images, recognize each
                                 and every face through training images (facedata.xml).
                           ->  recognize() method

               

- After doing training ->  it will create facedata.xml with using PCA technique.
- Then using facedata.xml, recognition will be done.


Step 5 :  Create the Project Folder Structure as follows and then download all the
              coding stuffs from  above and then add to NearestTest.cpp file.

             

Step 6 : After creating folder structure and .cpp file build the whole project.
                1. first train the images-->  facedata.xml will be generated.
      

              2. then test the app using test images--> output is as follows,