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1. Abstract (Project Profile)

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 Shopping Cart is an online store that enables website owners to sell their product online. It is a web shopping cart that web enables the day-day sales functions.

 The System helps the Customer to purchase the products with and

without Credit – Card Information.

 It includes sophisticated product and customer management modules.  This website will be useful to anyone who wants to purchase items

using internet.

 Generates the Reports related to the system.

 This system is developed as our company requirements

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Project Profile

Project Title: Online Shopping Portal.Project Guide: Mr. Ankit Prajapati

Mr. Digant Shah

Project Co-Ordinator: Mr.Jyotindra Dharwa.Internal Guide: Mr.Krunal Trivedi.

Front End: Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2005-ASP.Net with

C#.NET

Back End: MS SQL Server-2005

Organization: InfyNeon Solution Pvt.Ltd.Team Size: 3

Developed By: Patel Priyanka V.

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2. About Organization

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 InfyNeon is an Ahmadabad; India based IT Company that concentrate on the local and International needs of the growing IT industry. We focus on developing both desktop applications and Web applications to a variety of industries and businesses.

 We are an organization driven by ideas. An organization where creative insights and strategic know-how are used to solve software and communication needs of our clients. Our edge lies in our ability to offer an integrated approach to address clients' needs to operate efficiently as well as to communicate and serve customers effectively.  We offer a wide range of services including Website design,

development and Web application development. The company is 100 percent customer-driven and fully committed to offer advanced IT expertise and cutting-edge software solutions.

 InfyNeon is an identical opportunity employer, committed to the development of our people on the personal, professional and technology levels. We offer a competitive rewards, and opportunities to share in the success of the business.

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3. Existing System

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 In the existing system all transactions, dealings of products, purchasing of products were done manually which is time consuming.

 Reports are prepared manually as and when needed. Maintaining of

reports is very tedious task.

 To buy any product user has to collect information about it either by visiting the shop or asking people which is the better one.

 There is no computer system for handling payments. All calculations are performed manually which may not be accurate always. Maintaining the record is really a tedious task.

 Any internet user can use this existing website to search for any kind of products, select particular products from a wide range of products.  Once they make of their mind to purchase any particular thing they

can place an order and make a payment throw various available payment option.

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4. Need For The New System

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 Online Shopping Portal is a specific requirement of the client that integrates the buying and selling services specifically to their customers.

 Need for the new system is due to major drawbacks of existing system.

 Reports can be generated at any time within few seconds, so that manual labour is not required, and also analysis can be performed much more frequently which helps in taking decision.

 The details regarding all users, products can also be maintained as their information is very helpful and sometimes becomes a critical requirement.

 Allows user to get registered from their places and transact for the required product.

To overcome these problems in existing system we develop “Online

Shopping Portal”.

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5. Hardware & Software Req.

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Hardware Requirements ( MINIMUM )

Central Processing Unit Pentium IV 2.66 GHZ Hard Disk Capacity 40 GB

Memory 256 MB RAM

Monitor LG

Keyboard TVS GOLD Mouse Logitech Mouse

Software Requirements ( MINIMUM )

Server – Side:

Front End Microsoft Windows ASP.NET with C# 2005 Back End Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Tool End Microsoft Office 2003, Crystal Reports

Client – Side:

Operating System Windows XP Professional Run Time Environment .NET Framework 2.0

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6. System Flow Chart

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7. Data Flow Diagram

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Context Level Diagram:

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First Level Diagram:

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Second Level Diagram

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Second Level Diagram:

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Second Level Diagram:

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8. Data Dictionary

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which stores projects belong to User, product which stores Product Information belong to User.

Fields:

Field Name

Data Type

Description

Allow Null

vcID Varchar(50) User Name Primary key

vcPass Varchar(20) Password Not Null

vcFsNm Varchar(50) First Name Not Null

vcLsNm Varchar(50) Last Name Not Null

vcGender Varchar(6) Gender Not Null

vcAdd Varchar(50) Address Not Null

vcCity Varchar(50) City Not Null

vcState Varchar(50) State Not Null

vcZipCode Varchar(10) Zip Code Not Null

vcCnctNo Varchar(20) Contact No Not Null

vcEmailId Varchar(50) Email ID Not Null

vcConPass Varchar(20) ConformPassword Not Null

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Fields:

Field Name

Data Type

Description

Allow Null

nmID Numeric(4,0) Product ID Primary key

vcNm Varchar(50) Product Name Not Null

txtDes Text Description Not Null

nmPrice Numeric(18,0) Price Not Null

nmQuan Numeric(18,0) Quantity Not Null

nmDis Numeric(18,0) Discount Not Null

Image Image Product image Not Null

nmCtgryID Numeric(3,0) Category ID Foreign key

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Description: - This table stores Information about Category of each User.

Fields:

Field Name

Data Type

Description

Allow Null

nmCtgryID Numeric(3,0) Category ID Primary key

vcNm Varchar(50) Category Name Not Null

txtDes Text Description Not Null

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Description: - This table stores Information about Cart.

Fields:

Field Name

Data Type

Description

Allow Null

nmID Numeric(4,0) Product ID primary key

vcNm Varchar(50) Product Name Not Null

nmQuan Numeric(18,0) Quantity Not Null

nmPrice Numeric(18,0) Price Not Null

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Description: - This table stores Information about Order of each User.

Fields:

Field Name

Data Type

Description

Allow Null

nmNo Numeric(4,0) Order No Primary key

nmID Numeric(4,0) Product ID Foreign key

nmQuan Numeric(18,0) Quantity Not Null

nmPrice Numeric(18,0) Order Price Not Null

nmAmt Numeric(18,0) Total Amount Not Null

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Description: - This table stores Information about Admin.

Fields:

Field Name

Data Type

Description

Allow Null

vcID Varchar(50) Admin ID Primary key

vcPass Varchar(20) Admin Password Not Null

vcEmailID Varchar(50) Admin Email ID Not Null

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9. E-R Diagram

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10. Process Description

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to build high quality software. Or we can say that process defines the approach that is taken as software is engineered.

Process model used by us:

Spiral model: The Spiral model originally proposed by Boehm , is an

evolutionary software process model that couples the iterative nature of prototyping with the controlled & systematic aspects of the linear sequential model . It provides the potential for rapid development of incremental version of the software.

Using the spiral model software is developed in a series of incremental releases.

A spiral model is divided into a number of framework activities also called task regions. A spiral model contains six task regions:

Customer Communication: Tasks required to establish effective

communication between developer & customer.

Planning: Tasks required to define resources, timeline & other project

related information.

Risk analysis: Task required to access.

Engineering: Tasks required to build one or more representation of the application.

Construction & release: Task required to construct, test, install & provide user support (e.g., documentation & Training)

Customer evaluation:Tasks required to obtain customer feedback based on evolution of the software representation created during the engineering stage & implemented during the installation stage.

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Step 1 : Initialization Username and Password.

Step 2 : Check the Username and Password. If Invalid Username and

Password then Go To Step 1 otherwise Go To Step 3.

Step 3 : Check Enter Operator is Admin or User. If Admin Go To

Step 4 otherwise Go To Step 8.

Step 4 : If create a new user Go To step 5 otherwise Go To Step 6. Step 5 : Fill up the information in registration form and create a

Username and Password and fill up other information of this new User. Go To Step 9.

Step 6: Written detail of following in the User table.

Username, password, Firstname, Lastname, Gender, Address, City, State,Zip-code , Contact no, Email id and ISAdmin

Step 7 : If Request Issue then Update user ISAdmin or not information

and entry in the User table. Go To Step 9.

Step 8 : Go To Step 6. Step 9 : End.

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11. Input Designs

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12. Output Designs

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13. Testing

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Testing

Software testing is a criterion of software quality assurance and

represents the ultimate review of specified designing and coding.

 System testing reveals the presence of errors in the software developed.

 Testing is the process of executing a program with the intent of finding an error.

 A good test is one that has a high probability for finding a yet undiscovered error.

 A successful test is one that uncovers the hidden errors.

Characteristics of Testing:

 Testing begins at the module level and works outward and towards the integration of the entire computer based system.

 Different testing techniques are appropriate at different level of time.

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14. Post Implementation Review

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Post Implementation Review

Post Implementation Review is used for taking review of project. The most fundamental concern during post implementation review is determining whether the system has met its objective and producing the results intended. If neither is happening, one may question whether the system can considered successful.

It is generally found that systems that are easy to use require less manpower, saves the data entry duplication work are accepted and well received by people. But still the following points have to consider.

 How have systems changed the cost of operation?

 How have systems changed the way in which operations are performed?

 How have systems changed the timeliness of information and reports user received?

The new system needs less manpower, provides information on time and saves the data.

The main objective of the system is its ability to generate reports and at the same time provide reports to the management that help them in making decision. Hence, it is much easier to learn and work with.

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15. Future Enhancement

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Future Enhancement

 We think that not a single project is ever considered as complete

forever because our mind is always thinking new and our necessities also are growing.

 Our application Also, if you see at the first glance that you find it to

be complete but we want to make it still mature and fully automatic.

 As system is flexible you can generate more report and screen as and

when required.

 The system is modified in future as per the owner requirement.

 In this system we can add more reports about users so more and more

Information about E_SHOP.com

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16. Bibliography

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Bibliography

To develop this “web application of Online Purchase of Electronics items” we used ASP. Net Front End and SQL server 2005 Back End (Database). We take some knowledge towards automation system from some books that are given below.

Black book ASP. Net 2.0 MSDN Library

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database Design& Implementation Analysis & Design of Information System

ASP. Net with c#, Ajax. Web References:

www.ebay.com

www.Google.com

www.msdn.com

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