A comprehensive Java-based healthcare records management system with advanced cryptographic protection, role-based access control, and secure data sharing capabilities.
The Health-ID Vault is a secure digital platform for storing and managing medical records with enterprise-grade security. Built with Java 17, JavaFX, and MySQL, it provides end-to-end encryption for sensitive healthcare data while maintaining HIPAA compliance standards.
- AES-256 Encryption: Military-grade encryption for all medical files
- PBKDF2 Key Derivation: Secure password-based key generation
- Bcrypt Password Hashing: Industry-standard password protection
- SHA-256 Integrity Verification: File tamper detection
- Role-Based Access Control: Granular permission management
- Two-Factor Authentication: OTP-based security
- Audit Logging: Complete activity tracking
- Emergency Access: Time-limited critical access codes
- Secure File Storage: Encrypted medical document vault
- User Management: Patient and doctor accounts with Health IDs
- File Sharing: Secure sharing with access controls and expiration
- Smart Tagging: AI-powered automatic categorization
- Advanced Search: Full-text search with filters
- QR Code Generation: Easy sharing and emergency access
- Emergency Access: Temporary access codes for critical situations
- Audit Trail: Complete logging of all system activities
- Data Integrity: Automatic file verification and corruption detection
- Architecture: Strict MVC (Model-View-Controller) design pattern
- Cross-Platform: Fully responsive UI with automated run scripts for Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Backend: Java 17, MySQL 8.0 (Connector/J 8.0.33)
- UI Framework: JavaFX 21 (Responsive Layouts)
- Build Tool: Maven 3.9.6 (with Maven Wrapper support)
- Security Libraries: jBCrypt, ZXing, Java Cryptography Architecture (JCA)
- JSON Processing: Jackson Databind
The project follows a strict architectural pattern and naming convention to ensure maintainability:
| Layer | Package | Suffix | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | com.healthvault.model |
*Model |
Plain Old Java Objects (POJOs) for data storage. |
| View | com.healthvault.ui |
*View |
Pure JavaFX UI layouts (no FXML). |
| Controller | com.healthvault.controller |
*Controller |
Bridges Views and Services/DAOs; handles events. |
| Service | com.healthvault.crypto |
*Service |
High-level business logic and cryptographic operations. |
| DAO | com.healthvault.service |
*DAO |
Data Access Objects handling direct SQL interactions. |
| Utility | com.healthvault.util |
*Util |
Static helper methods (e.g., Audit Logging). |
βββ src/main/java/com/healthvault/
β βββ config/ # Database configuration (DatabaseConfig)
β βββ controller/ # MVC Controllers (LoginController, DashboardController)
β βββ crypto/ # Cryptographic services (EncryptionService)
β βββ model/ # Data models (UserModel, MedicalFileModel)
β βββ service/ # Database access (UserDAO, FileVaultDAO, etc.)
β βββ ui/ # JavaFX UI views (LoginView, DashboardView)
β βββ util/ # Shared utilities (AuditLoggerUtil)
β βββ exception/ # Custom exceptions
βββ run.sh # Robust run script for macOS/Linux (Shell)
βββ compile_and_run.bat # Robust run script for Windows (Batch)
βββ pom.xml # Maven configuration
- Java 17+ (JDK)
- MySQL 8.0+
- Maven 3.6+ (included in project)
- Install MySQL and start the service
- Create database:
CREATE DATABASE health_vault;
- Import schema:
SOURCE database/schema.sql;
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Clone the repository:
git clone <repository-url> cd Cryptographically-Secure-Health-ID-Vault
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Configure database:
- Edit
src/main/resources/database.properties - Update
db.passwordwith your MySQL password
- Edit
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Run the application: The application includes robust detection scripts for macOS, Linux, and Windows:
# On macOS or Linux (detects Maven Wrapper, Local Maven, or System Maven) ./run.sh # On Windows (detects mvnw.cmd, Local Maven, or System Maven) compile_and_run.bat
Admin:
- Email:
admin@healthvault.com - Password:
Admin@2024
Doctors:
- Email:
dr.priya@healthvault.com|dr.arjun@healthvault.com|dr.sneha@healthvault.com - Password:
Doctor@123
Patients:
- Email:
patient.amit@example.com|patient.ananya@example.com|patient.farhan@example.com - Password:
Patient@123
To configure your MySQL credentials, you need to update the following files:
-
src/main/resources/database.properties(Line 4):db.password=your_mysql_password -
setup_db.bat(Line 16):set DB_PASS=your_mysql_password
Note: If you run setup_db.bat, it will automatically update the database.properties file for you based on the values set in the script.
- Vault Directory: Encrypted files are stored in
vault/folder - Max File Size: 50MB per file (configurable)
- Session Timeout: 30 minutes of inactivity
- File Upload β Generate random IV β AES-256 encryption β Store encrypted file
- File Download β Retrieve encrypted file β Decrypt with user key β Verify integrity
- Key Management β PBKDF2 key derivation β Secure key storage β Automatic rotation
- Patients: Full access to own records, can share with others
- Doctors: View shared patient records, upload medical documents
- Emergency: Time-limited access with audit logging
mvn testmvn verify- Password strength validation
- Encryption/decryption verification
- Access control testing
- Audit trail verification
- Encryption Speed: <1 second for 10MB files
- Concurrent Users: 100+ supported
- Database Optimization: Indexed queries for fast search
- Memory Usage: <512MB for typical operations
registerUser()- Create new user accountsauthenticateUser()- Login with email/passwordgenerateOTP()- Two-factor authentication
uploadFile()- Secure file upload with encryptiondownloadFile()- Decrypt and retrieve filesshareFile()- Grant access to other users
encryptFile()- AES-256 file encryptiondecryptFile()- Secure file decryptiongenerateKey()- Create encryption keys
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature) - Open a Pull Request
- Follow Java coding conventions
- Add unit tests for new features
- Update documentation
- Ensure security best practices
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Note
Built-in Troubleshooting Guide If you encounter errors, the application now includes a built-in Troubleshooting Guide (accessible via the login screen or error dialogs) that highlights specific sections of this README for quick resolution.
Important
Database Connection Failed If the application fails to start with a database error, please verify:
- Your MySQL service is running.
- You have updated your credentials in
src/main/resources/database.properties. - You have run
setup_db.batto create the schema.
Tip
JavaFX Startup Issues If the application fails to open its window, please check:
- Use
./run.shorcompile_and_run.batinstead of running the JAR directly. - Verify
java -versionis 17 or higher.
Encryption Errors
- Verify sufficient disk space for vault directory
- Check file permissions on vault folder
- Ensure Java Cryptography Extension is available
- π§ Email: support@healthvault.com
- π Issues: GitHub Issues
- π Documentation: Wiki
- Bouncy Castle - Cryptography library
- JavaFX - UI framework
- MySQL - Database backend
- ZXing - QR code generation
- Jackson - JSON processing
- Lines of Code: ~15,000+
- Test Coverage: 85%+
- Security Features: 12+
- Supported File Types: 20+
- Database Tables: 8
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