Title: Development of a web application to connect multiple data sources via control modules
Author: Onur Karaman
Submission date: November 27th, 2019
This web application was written with Python, using the Django-Stack. It is intended for demonstration only and therefore should not be used for production. Note: This app is localized for Germany (according to thesis requirements).
- Recommended: Creation of a virtual environment.
- Install pip packages from requirements.txt (into that environment).
- Configure a psql-database on your machine and enter connection data into
coda/local_settings.py. - Configure web app with
python manage.py migrate - Start web app with
python manage.py runserver
The web app only accepts @daimler.com email-addresses. You don't need to have an actual @daimler.com address. For testing purposes, you can enter @daimler.com as your email address (a confirmation will not be sent).
Those are located in sample_import_files/. The files of the two scenarios mentioned in the thesis itself are located in sample_import_files/szen_1 and sample_import_files/szen_2. Instructions on how to use the scenario files are located in those folders as well.
| Abbrevation | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| TQ | Teilquelle | One single source (of fusion) |
| TF | Teilfusion | Fusion in-progress |
| EF | Endfusion | Finished fusion |
| RM | Regelmodul | Rule module |
| SM | Script-Modul | Script rule module |
This thesis was developed during my time in Daimler AG (thesis employment). It is not official in-house software in any way and does not contain sensitive data. Yet still, I am the author of this app, which effectively makes me the copyright holder. I thank everybody who supported me during my time in Daimler.