Automated batch certificate generation and verification system

2017

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DOI 10.1109/icecco.2017.8333321
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Nowadays several numbers of certificate generation and verification systems have been developed to take the bite out of difficulties faced in the manual system and minimize the processing time for generating a certificate. These systems are functioning based on the predefined template and predefined template format by the system developer. However, some systems allow end-user to define template and template format by the use of XML. The technology mentioned above requires an end-user to have minor knowledge of XML to be able to define template and template format. This research work enables an end-user to define certificate template and template format without the requisite of XML knowledge by clicking few buttons and typing from the system GUI, verifying the certificate and generating one or more certificate(s) simultaneously in an instantaneous manner.