DIOS Middleware Architecture for the Identification of Performance Factors in E-Shopping With Complex Event Processing
V. P. Anitha, S. Karthikeyan, Vishnu Kumar Kaliappan · 2014
Online shopping is an e-commerce model that enables the customers to buy and vend any products over the internet. There are ubiquitous Web Pages that act as a third party dealer who intercede the buyer and the seller. This makes E-shopping customers to deviate from optimal shopping. A customer who seek to buy a product through e-shopping gives a visit to each site to ensure correct pricing and effective delivery. Each customer desires to buy a product from the consummate dealer, which is very tedious and time consuming. Thus to enhance online shopping, a new Dealer Identity in Online Shopping (DIOS) middleware architecture using complex event processing is designed. The time consumption in online shopping is reduced by the analysis of performance factors. The main intention of DIOS system is to provide the paramount dealers for proficient shopping. DIOS Middleware architecture redeems the optimal dealers to client by means of available criteria's like reputation and feedback. By the use of complex event processing, products pricings are serene from various dealer. The feedbacks parameters like cash on delivery, communications of the dealer, popularity, trustworthiness, quality of the product and delivery time, are unruffled from each buyer. On the basis of DIOS system, the optimal dealer is sorted out when pricing, feedback criteria and reputation parameters are met utterly.