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JLOCATOR: A WEB-BASED ASSET LOCATION SYSTEM

Owing to the way networks grow and the advent of mobile computing, the task of physically locating assets is becoming increasingly complex. Network management tools are usually not suitable for management of dynamically moving assets and provide almost no facilities for asset localisation. In addition, asset management products delegate to human operators the task to identify physical asset’s location. This paper covers the design and implementation of JLocator, a Java-based system that allows assets to be dynamically localised. Users can locate assets through a web interface, and external applications such as asset management systems can take advantage of asset location information provided by JLocator. Finally, JLocator’s distributed architecture makes it scalable and completely platform-independent.