This document proposes an alert-based stock trading monitoring system using email. The existing system lacks a sophisticated monitoring interface and centralized knowledge base. The proposed system features centralized monitoring of all web services, reduced response times for rectifying problems, and shortened outage times to minimize business impact. It defines the current problems as rapid information flow among investors and investment banks, more knowledgeable investors placing independent online orders, and the need for reliable systems to support modern stock trading.

1. Alert Based Monitoring of Stock Trading Systems using mail
SYBIAN TECHNOLOGY PVT.LTD
CHENNAI
Project student:
KARTHIKEYAN.K
Mca dept
NIITM

2. ABSTRACT
• Nowadays stocks are traded electronically instead of manually
with an open outcry approach. As a result, business activities of
investment banking organizations rely heavily on the
availability of their trading systems. Any system failure will
directly affect their business and in turn damage their
reputation. Due to the complexity of the business, trading of
stock requires services provided by many systems even within
the same company. Any failure of a single system may stop the
business. However, the monitoring of many systems
simultaneously is not an easy task. This paper proposes a Web
service approach to monitor all the systems related to stock
trading within an investment banking organization. We develop
a model for specifying how to detect potential system
problems quickly, how to escalate the issues to relevant
parities on time with an alert mechanism, and how to manage
system outages properly.

3. Existing System:
• Old system does not have sophisticated interface for
monitoring.
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• The monitoring of all system is not centralized. It is Unable
to detect problems quickly.
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• No centralized knowledge based storing the details of the
problem and solutions are preventive measures to avoid
similar problems.
• Each and every modification alerted after 2 hours.

4. Proposed System:
• All the Web services provided by different subsystems
employ SOAP for better compatibility and expansion.
• Web service approach of monitoring the critical trading
systems should significantly reduce the response time
of rectifying system problems.
• The STMS has shortened the outage time and
minimized the business impact.
• The new systems usually provide Web interface for
administration and monitoring.

5. Defining the Problem:
• Recent advances in telecommunication systems and Internet
technologies have made the flow of news and information
among investors and investment banking organizations
more rapidly than ever.
• Investors are now much more knowledgeable.
• They feel quite comfortable to place stock orders without
consulting a financial advisor.
• Furthermore, Internet technologies allow investors to send
orders easily with mobile phones or Internet browsers to
all markets in the world.

6. PLATFORM
• FRONT END :PHP 5.3
• BACK END :MYSQL