- 1.PROJECT REPORTON E-Property Developed ForMascot Software
Services Pvt Ltd. Submitted By Sayyed Musakkhir HusainUNIVERSITY OF
PUNEMASTER IN COMPUTER APPLICATION Allana Institute of Management
SciencesPUNE-41101 2011-2012
2. Acknowledgement I wish to express my deep sense of gratitude
and honor towardDirector of Mascot Software Services Pvt Ltd. for
giving chance meto work with organization. His inspiring guidance
and constantencouragement help me for completion of my project. I
also wish to thanks to all people in the organization who helpme
during project development time to time. I also express my honor
and gratitude to Prof. R. GanesanDirector of Allana Institute of
Management Sciences, Pune, andconstant encouragement for completing
my project work successfully. I wish to express my honor and
gratitude to Prof. Jawed KhanHOD of Allana Institute of Management
Sciences, Pune for providingthe necessary facilities and
encouragement for completing my projectwork successfully. I wish to
express my deep sense of gratitude and honor towardmy internal
guide Miss. Mehdi K. I. committed devotion, dedicationand
encouragement with full faith on me.Place : PuneDate :
1-April-2012Sayyed Musakkhir Husain 2 3. INDEXChapters Title Page
No. 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Company Profile4 1.2 Existing System and
Need for System6 1.3 Scope of Work9 1.4 Operating Environment
Hardware and11 Software 1.5 Detail Description of Technology Used
12 2 PROPOSED SYSTEM 2.1 Proposed System 25 2.2 Objectives of
System28 2.3 User Requirements 29 3 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN 3.1 Class
Diagram 32 3.2 Use Case Diagram33 3.3 Sequence Diagram37 3.4
Activity Diagram54 3.5 Module Hierarchy Diagram70 3.6 Component
Diagram 713 4. 3.7 Deployment Diagram 72 3.8 Web Site Map Diagram
73 3.9 Module Specification 74 3.10 User Interface Design 79 3.11
Table Specification 149 3.12 Test Procedure and Implementation
1564USER MANUAL 4.1 User Manual167 4.2 Menu Explanation
1705DRAWBACKS AND LIMITATIONS1746PROPOSED
ENHANCEMENTS1767CONCLUSION 1788BIBLIOGRAPHY 1809ANNEXURES 1:
REPORTS 18310 ANNEXURES 2: SAMPLE CODE 192 4 5. 5 6. 1.1 Company
Profile Mascot Software Services Pvt Ltd is a multifaceted
integratedSoftware Development provider and offers a range of
services in theareas of Information Product Development, Management
Consulting,Business Process Re-engineering and Change management.
We aregeared to provide development solutions on major technologies
in web& software industry. We at Ybrant Soft strive to achieve
100% clientsatisfaction at every time by maintaining excellence in
applicationdevelopment through continuous involvement &
interaction with client& cost effective pricing. We surely mean
70% cost effective pricingcompared to any other developing partners
in India. Our strategic goal is to provide high quality
technologysolutions that provide practical cost effective and
value-addedsolutions to our clients. The offerings of the company
are focused onleveraging the core competencies of the organization.
MascotSoftware Services has the ability to quickly put together
largeimplementation teams with a diverse set of technical and
managementskills. Our quest is for continual improvement and this
as our guidingphilosophy. All our consultants are continually
updated in latestdevelopments in SAP environment. 6 7. About Us:
Mascot Software Services vision is to add power throughenhancing
the competitive advantage of the customers business on anongoing
basis by providing quality and innovative solutions that aremost
relevant to its business needs. Mascot Software Services isgrowing
from strength to strength based on its abiding concern for thebasic
values upon which it has built its foundation. Mascot
SoftwareServices is providing the best-in-class solutions that keep
its customersinvestment protected and enable them stay ahead of
competition. Listening to its customers, understanding the Critical
SuccessFactors important to their business needs and developing
solutionsbased on the problem at hand have been some of the key
underlyingreasons for its successful business relationships with
its customers.Through such close and strong relationships Mascot
SoftwareServices acquiring and enhancing its application domain
knowledgeand best business practices from its birth. Based on the
corecompetencies, it has decided to focus on the following
verticals.Website : http://www.mascotss.comAddress : Ambedkar
Nagar, Hotgi Road,Solapur-413225, Maharashtra.Contact No :
9850055307Email: [email protected] 8. 1.2 Existing System In the
existing system all the information of a property or client proceed
manually and it has to maintain the record of the entire activity
involved in manual system. Property registration process also
involves lot of paper work. For every property separate file has be
maintained according to name of seller property details. Searching
the property was done by the persons own self from the property
Dealer or through internet sites there was a limitation of matching
choice of their property. In these cases the time was very
essential. So to solving this problem stock of problems can be
listed in the existing system. If any person wants to sell or buy a
property then he has to come to the office for registration of his
property. 1.2.1 Following are the problems in the existing system:
Time Consideration Increased time taken by personnel. It is very
tedious job to find a proper property as per your choice and for
the other. At the time of searching property all the records have
to be scanned and even after the people cant be sure that they will
be able to find a proper property. 8 9. In addition, owner wants to
update their records each time a deletion or addition. Cost
Consideration : A large number of people are involved to maintain
the whole system that is very expensive. The cost also increases to
the buyer with the increasing of shop maintenance. A large number
of manpower is involved to maintain the whole system, which is very
expensive. Unreliable and inefficient data entry. Lesser user
friendly. Redundant data storage. Uses of lot registers for
maintain records. The office is situated at the particular
location, the no of client cannot able to come from other side.
Only the people which near to the office can register for sell,
rent or buy. Need for system: The existing system is very slow and
needs more time to search and maintain each and every detail. As
calculations are done manually it is tedious difficult to major
more figures accurately. 9 10. Retrieval of required information is
become difficult and time consuming. Security of data is very
critical issue which has to consider in the current system there is
no data security. Same data is maintained in various file which is
leading to redundancy of data. Report generation is very tedious
job. The in-charge of preparing report has to refer more than one
file. 10 11. 1.3 ScopeThe system is highly flexible one and is well
efficient to makeeasy interactions with the client. The key focus
is given on datasecurity, as the project is online and will be
transferred in network. Thespeed and accuracy will be maintained in
a proper way.This will be a user-friendly one and can successfully
overcomestrict and severe validation checks. The system will be a
flexible oneand changes whenever can be made easy. Using the
facility andflexibility in .NET and SQL, the software can be
developed in a neatand simple manner there by reducing the
operators work.Since the project is developed in ASP.NET as a
front-end andSQL as a back-end it can be modified easily and used
for a longperiod.The proposed system maintains all the property
informationonline. The system identifies various sources of
properties andaccordingly provides information. The various sources
are land,apartments, row-house, etc. It provide information to one
and all whovisit the site but to upload a property for sale and
rent and to send arequest to buy a desire property only can be made
who register withthe side.Through this project I have tried to
automate the task of: 11 12. Category of Property Features of
Property Details of Property Price Details Available property
information Entering the detail contact information, and other
information. Checking password and confirm password. Checking
username available or not during the registration process. Member
management Member id is generated automatically from the table by
autogeneration. Entering the details like primary information,
professional information,contact information and other information.
Add Banners and property images Save time of search Give a
modification power to sites owner. So, Administrator of sitecan
make any changes such like can add a new property category
andproperty type details on the working windows. Administrator can
also change the Banner.12 13. 1.4 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Hardware
andSoftwareHardware Specification:ServerProcessor : Intel P-IV (or
above)RAM : 512 MB (or above)Hard disk : 20 GB (or
above)ClientProcessor : Celeron 500 MHz or more, Intel Pentium
III(or above)RAM : 128 MB RAM (or above)Hard disk : 10 GB (or
above)Software Specification:Operating System: Windows 98, 2000,
ME, XP, NT.Web Server: IIS ServerWeb Browser : IE 4 or Netscape 4x
or upwardsDevelopment Tool: ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript, HTML,
DHTML,AJAX.Database: Microsoft SQL Server 200813 14. 1.5 TECHNOLOGY
USED ASP.NET ASP.NET is a set of web development technologies
marked beMicrosoft. Programmers can use it to build dynamic web
sites. Webapplications and XML web services. It is part of
Microsofts .netplatform and is the successor to Microsofts Active
Server Pages(ASP) technology. Principles of ASP.NET Even though
ASP.NET takes its name from Microsofts oldweb development
technology, ASP, the two differ significantly.Microsoft has
completely rebuilt ASP.NET, based on the CommonLanguage Runtime
(CLR) shared by all Microsoft .NET applications.Programmers can
write ASP.NET code using any of the differentprogramming languages
supported by the .net framework, usually(proprietary) Visual Basic
.NET, Jscript .NET, or (Standardized) C#,but also including
open-source languages such as Perl and Python.ASP.NET has
performance benefits over previous script-basedtechnologies because
the server-side code is compiled to one or a fewDLL files on a web
server. ASP.NET attempts to simplify developers transition
fromWindows application development to web development by
allowing14 15. them to build pages composed to controls similar to
a Windows userinterface. A web control, such as a button or label,
functions in verymuch the same way as events. Controls know how to
renderthemselves: whereas windows controls draw themselves to the
screen,web controls produce segments of HTML which form part of
theresulting page sent to the end-users browser. ASP.NET encourages
the programmer to develop applicationsusing an event-driven GUI
paradigm, rather than in the conventionalweb scripting fashion. The
framework attempts to combine existingtechnologies such as JAVA
Scripts with internal components likeView State to bring persistent
(inter-request) state to the inherentlystateless web environment. C
Sharp In June 2000, Microsoft announced both the .NET platform anda
new programming language called C#. C# is a strongly-typed
objectoriented language designed to give the optimum blend of
simplicity,expressiveness, and performance. The .NET platform is
centered on aCommon Language Runtime (similar to JVM) and a set of
librarieswhich can be exploited by a wide variety of languages
which are ableto work together by all compiling to an intermediate
language (IL). C#and .NET are a little symbiotic: some features of
C# are there to work15 16. well with .NET, and some features of
.NET are there to work well withC# (though .NET aims to work well
with many languages). This articleis mostly concerned with C#, but
sometimes it is useful to discuss.NET too. The C# language was
built with the hindsight of manylanguages, but most notably Java
and C++. It was co-authored byAnders Hejlsberg (who is famous for
the design of the Delphilanguage), and Scott Willamette.New
Features in C# The C# language is standardized through ECMA
International.This allows for a standardization of the language
without the fear ofone company controlling it. Said another way, C#
is a non-proprietarylanguage that no single company can control.
The ECMA committeehas recently accepted two new specifications.
These are the StandardEMCA-334: C# language Specification and the
standard EMCA-335:Common Language Infrastructure (CLI)
Specification. I took a quicklook at these. The acceptance of
EMCA-334 is the approval of thethird edition of the C# language.
This standard specifies the syntax andconstraints used to create a
standard C# program. Additionally, itdefines the semantic rules for
interpreting C# programs and therestrictions and limits that must
be met to be considered a conformingversion of C#. More
specifically, what does this mean to a C# 16 17. developer? It
means that a number of new features can be used withconfidence
because future C# compilers will be supporting them.These features
include:Pragma directivesAnonymous methodsStatic classesPartial
declarationsProperty get and set assessorsGeneric types and
methodsIteratorsNull-able typesWith the changes that have been made
to the C# language, it is also notsurprising that changes also
needed to be made within the standardizedCLI specification. Changes
in the CLI based on ECMA-335 are: Support for generic types and
methods. Additional prefixes of constrained. No. and read-only.
Added a number of members and types to the Type library. Made
changes to the specification including the addition of a
DebugInterchange Format section.In the CLI, there are numerous
types and members that were added tothe type library. These include
a number of generics in the System17 18. namespace ranging from
Action to Typed Reference. The SystemCollections Generics namespace
was also added along with numeroustypes within it. The system
reflection namespace was updated to allowfor support of generics
reflection as well to include new enumerationvalues to support
non-standard encoding of string formatting attributes.The System
Runtime Compiler Services namespace was updated toinclude types
Compilation Relaxations and Compilation RelaxationsAttribute.
Finally, the System threading Parallel namespace nowcontains a
number of new types for supporting multi-threaded CPUs.As you can
see, C# and the .NET Framework are evolving. These newadditions
help to boost C# into being an even more powerful, non-proprietary,
standardized language. Although Microsoft may beinitiating the
changes, it is good to know that a standards board iscontrolling
the language. In my opinion, this gives C# developers someadded
protection as the C# language continues to evolve.DOT NET
FRAMEWORK: The Microsoft .NET Framework is a software framework
thatcan be installed on computers running Microsoft Windows
operatingsystems. It includes a large library of coded solutions to
commonprogramming problems and a virtual machine that manages
theexecution of programs written specifically for the framework.
The 18 19. .NET Framework is a key Microsoft offering and is
intended to beused by most new applications created for the Windows
platform. The frameworks Base Class Library provides a large range
offeatures including user interface, data and data access,
databaseconnectivity, cryptography, web application development,
numericalgorithms, and network communications. The class library is
used byprogrammers, who combine it with their own code to
produceapplications. Programs written for the .NET Framework
execute in asoftware environment that manages the programs
runtimerequirements. Also part of the .NET Framework, this
runtimeenvironment is known as the Common Language Runtime (CLR).
TheCLR provides the appearance of an application virtual machine so
thatprogrammers need not consider the capabilities of the specific
CPUthat will execute the program. The CLR also provides other
importantservices such as security, memory management, and
exceptionhandling. The class library and the CLR together
constitute the .NETFramework. Version 3.0 of the .NET Framework is
included with WindowsServer 2008 and Windows Vista. The current
version of the frameworkcan also be installed on Windows XP and the
Windows Server 2003 19 20. family of operating systems.[2] A
reduced version of the .NETFramework is also available on Windows
Mobile platforms, includingsmart phones as the .NET Compact
Framework. Version 4.0 of theframework was released as a public
Beta on 20 May 2009.Common Language Runtime Engine The Common
Language Runtime (CLR) is the virtual machinecomponent of the .NET
framework. All .NET programs execute underthe supervision of the
CLR, guaranteeing certain properties andbehaviors in the areas of
memory management, security, and exceptionhandling.Language
Independence The .NET Framework introduces a Common Type System,
orCTS. The CTS specification defines all possible data types
andprogramming constructs supported by the CLR and how they may
ormay not interact with each other. Because of this feature, the
.NETFramework supports the exchange of instances of types
betweenprograms written in any of the .NET languages. This is
discussed inmore detail in Microsoft .NET Languages.Base Class
Library The Base Class Library (BCL), part of the Framework
ClassLibrary (FCL), is a library of functionality available to all
languages 20 21. using the .NET Framework. The BCL provides classes
whichencapsulate a number of common functions, including file
reading andwriting, graphic rendering, database interaction and XML
documentmanipulation.Simplified Deployment The .NET framework
includes design features and tools thathelp manage the installation
of computer software to ensure that it doesnot interfere with
previously installed software, and that it conforms tosecurity
requirements.Security The design is meant to address some of the
vulnerabilities, suchas buffer overflows, that have been exploited
by malicious software.Additionally, .NET provides a common security
model for allapplications.Portability The design of the .NET
Framework allows it to theoretically beplatform agnostic, and thus
cross-platform compatible. That is, aprogram written to use the
framework should run without change onany type of system for which
the framework is implemented.Microsofts commercial implementations
of the framework coverWindows, Windows CE, and the Xbox 360.[4] In
addition, Microsoft 21 22. submits the specifications for the
Common Language Infrastructure (which includes the core class
libraries, Common Type System, and the Common Intermediate
Language),[5][6][7] the C# language,[8] and the C++/CLI language[9]
to both ECMA and the ISO, making them available as open standards.
This makes it possible for third parties to create compatible
implementations of the framework and its languages on other
platforms. Features of .NET Framework: The .NET framework offers
powerful capabilities for software development and deployment
including independence from a specific language and platform. The
.NET platform increases programmers productivity and decreases the
development time. The .NET framework was designed with three goals
in mind: 1. To make Windows application much more reliable, while
also providing an application with greater degree of security.2. To
simplify the development of Web application and services that not
only works in traditional sense, but on mobile devices as well. 3.
To provide a single set of libraries that would work with multiple
languages. SQL SERVER 2005 as Back End:22 23. Microsoft SQL Server
2005 is comprehensive, integrated datamanagement and analysis
software that enables organizations toreliably manage
mission-critical information and confidently runtodays increasingly
complex business applications. SQL Server 2005allows companies to
gain greater insight.Why SQL Server 2005?SQL Server 2005 is a
comprehensive database platform providingenterprise-class data
management with integrated business intelligence(BI) tools. The SQL
Server 2005 database engine provides moresecure, reliable storage
for both relational and structured data, enablingyou to build and
manage highly available, performing data applicationsthat you and
your people can use to take your business to the nextlevel.The SQL
Server 2005 data engine lies at the core of this enterprise
datamanagement solution. Additionally, SQL Server 2005 combines
thebest in analysis, reporting, integration, and notification. This
enablesyour team to build and deploy cost-effective BI solutions
with whichthey can drive data into every corner of your business
throughscorecards, dashboards, Web services, and mobile
devices.Close integration with Microsoft Visual Studio, the
Microsoft OfficeSystem, and a suite of new development tools,
including the Business23 24. Intelligence Development Studio, sets
SQL Server 2005 apart.Whether you are a developer, database
administrator, informationworker, or decision maker, SQL Server
2005 provides innovativesolutions that help you gain more value
from your data.The following diagram illustrates the core
components in SQL Server2005, showing how SQL Server 2005 is a key
part of the WindowsServer System in integrating with the Microsoft
Windows platformincluding the Microsoft Office System and Visual
Studioto offersolutions that deliver data to every corner of your
organization.SQL Server 2005 Core Components Enterprise Data
Management. SQL Server 2005 delivers a morereliable, secure, and
productive data platform for line-of-businessand analytical
applications. This version of SQL Server is thelargest version of
SQL Server ever, as well as the most dependable 24 25. and secure
version. Developer Productivity. SQL Server 2005 provides an
end-to-enddevelopment environment that includes many new
technologiesthat empower developers and significantly increase
theirproductivity. Business Intelligence. The comprehensive
analytical, integration,and data migration capabilities of SQL
Server 2005 enablecompanies to extend the value of their existing
applications,regardless of the underlying platform. BI solutions
built on SQLServer 2005 put critical, timely information in the
hands of all yourpeople, empowering them to make better decisions
faster.Some features that will help to advance your business in
three keyareas:SQL SERVER 2005 FEATURES COMPARISIONMicrosoft has
redesigned the SQL Server 2005 product family tobetter meet the
needs of specific customer segments by introducingfour new
editions:Express, Workgroup, Standard, and Enterprise.These new
editions offer a range of featuresfrom high availability25 26. and
scalability to advanced business intelligence toolsdesigned
toempower users across an organization. As a low-cost
mainstreamdatabase, SQL Server 2005 delivers unprecedented value
andfunctionality compared with competitive solutions. For
demandingenterprise systems, SQL Server 2005 represents a dramatic
stepforward, with reduced application downtime, and high
scalability andperformance, and tight security-related
controls.Because SQL Server is part of the Windows Server System,
customers gainthe benefits of reduced total cost of ownership and
faster development time.This is due to the increased manageability
and integration resulting from thecommon engineering strategy
implemented across Windows Server Systemproducts.26 27. 27 28. 2:
PROPOSED SYSTEM 2.1 Proposed System The Proposed system which will
allow the user to quickly and easilysearch a property for Buy and
sell. The register user can upload his property for sale or rent
out. The system is design and developed in such a way that it tries
toovercome all the pre describe problems. The system being an
online system will give accurate informationregarding the property
which helps to view all the property informationdirectly from
anywhere. Proposed system will produce updated information of the
register user. Proposed system is flexible and user friendly.
Guidance for accessing the information site. Designing of site
should be such that easy access of the information. If member avail
the access of site they should register. Search option facility is
provided for members to solve their queries. Members should be able
to change their password and able to changetheir account details.
For avail services for selling and buying property, members should
beable to access property details.28 29. Member should be able to
enter all the necessary description of theirproperty for sale.
Member should be able to enter all the necessary description of
theirproperty for sale. Member should be able to view overall
properties available for sale incity. Members should be able to
delete property. Member should be able to get information of the
property like area,location, and prize. Administrator can only be
able to make changes on the site. Administrator should be to allow
or delete requested property andadvertisement. All the information
of the property should be according to theirlocation description
prize image. Administrator should be able to maintain all possible
results for searchoption.29 30. 2.2 Objective of System Time
Effective and Cost EffectiveProperty site is available to anybody
and anywhere. This saves a lot oftime of the customer and in a very
little span the register user may lookthe whats an offer on the
special products purchasing. This plan costoffered in economic too.
Database CreationA database of the registered users will be created
and this will help theusers to fetch the details of recent property
as per requirements. Thereis a separate database for administrator
for updating the site. MobilityInternet is available to everybody
anywhere anytime here, this makesthe site highly mobile.
InformativeThe site has all the necessary details about the
concerned property andmaterials hence, provide all the relevant
information therefore. Forexample, searching of appropriate
property has done, and then theinformation of purchasing is
provided to registered users by mailing. Wide ApproachAny person
can visit it. User can register with or without
photographs.Therefore it has a wide range of users.30 31.
SecurityProper authorization and authentication provisions have
been made forthe security of the site so that only the registered
user can look thespecial offer details. Without proper login no one
is allowed to accessthe special offer list of this site.
FlexibleThe site is flexible to any expansion or contraction in the
future. Forexample: sending email confirmation to the email as well
as throughsms after the registration. If new property added on the
website, thesms alert will be available for mobile users. 31 32.
2.3 User Requirement Designing of side should be such that easy
access of information. The required information should be on a
central location. This willfacilitate the availability of the data
anywhere and anytime. User requires a system where property seller
and buyer should havedirect communication without any agent so that
seller and buyer shouldnot have to give commission to agent. User
manual is guide for using this system following or the stapes
foruser to excess the site. First user sees the home page of the
sites which gives the sitedescription there are button for member
registrations. There are linkfor property sale deals, rent, and buy
properties. If the user wants to register directly click on
register button to proceedahead. After clicking registration button
new window open showing formswhich must field by user the form
contain general information of userthen click submit button. On
successful registration welcome windowwill come. After log in user
will see a welcome a screen where user can editprofile or can
sign-out. User can also upload property and buy request and change
password.32 33. 33 34. 3.1 CLASS DIAGRAM Class Diagram for
E-Property Advertiser AdminAdvertiser_Id Property_OwnerUsername
POwner_IdPassword1..*1 Username UsernameFname ManagePassword
PasswordAddress emailFnameStateAddressCity Manage StatePincode11..*
CityMobile1Login()
PincodeForgot_Pass()MobileRegister()View_Report()Login()Manage_Category()Register()1Forgot_Pass()Manage_PlanLogin()Update()111Forgot_Pass()1Delete()
Update()Manage1..* Delete() 1 Approve/ Manage*Reject
1PostAgentAgent_Id*UsernameBuyerAdvertisement PasswordAdvt_Id
FnameAddress Buyer_IdAdvertiser_Id UsernamePlan_Id City Post *State
PasswordStart_DateFnameEnd_DatePincode Manage Mobile 1..*
GenderImage
AddressDurationRegister()CityAmountLogin()StateForgot_Pass()Post_advertisement()PincodeUpdate()Add()Approve/
Delete()Register()Update() RejectDelete()
1Login()1makesForgot_Password()Post_Requirement()Post 1Search()
1..* BookProperty() 1..* has 1..*Update()PropertyDelete() make1..*
1 PlansProperty_IdBuyer_IdPlan_IdProperty_TypeAdvt_IDBuying
TypeP_NameP_AmountProperty_categoryP_Desc
makesAddressDurationCitySearch* State*LocalitypincodeAdd()BHK
Update()Add()1..* Delete()Update()Delete() PaymentSearch_Property()
Booking_IdBook_Property()1..*Payment_modeBuyer_Id 1..*
Property_IdPay_DateAmountAdvertiser_Id34 35. 3.2 USE CASE
DIAGRAMUse Case : Administratorndchange passwordexteLogin in c lu
derequire username andpasswordincludeForgot Password Require
username Approve/Reject PropertySell Request
Approve/RejectAdvertisement Request Viewnd exte exteManage Ownernd
Delete ndexteViewManage Buyer extend Delete nd ViewexteManage
Agentexte ndAdministratorDeletend exteAddManage Plan extee ndxte
ndUpdate Manage property Type Delete ndexte Add Manage property
Categoryexte e nd xtend UpdateView Requirements Delete Send
Responsend exte ViewManage Advertiserextend DeleteextendAddManage
Advertisement extend e xte Updatend View payment Detail DeleteView
FeedbackView Reports Logout35 36. Use Case : Owner /
AgentincludeRequire PersonalRegistration Detailsinclude Require
username and Login e password xtend Change PasswordincludeRequire
username Forgot PasswordAdd endext Manage Property extende
Updatexte nd View All Posted PropertiesDelete Search Buyer Update
Profile Send FeedbackLogoutOwner Agent36 37. Use Case : BuyerType
pricee elud inc lude ludStateinc c ininclude City Search
PropertyincludeCategory include Require Personal Registration
details includeRequire username andLogin e password xtendChange
PasswordUpdate ProfileincludeProvide old Password Forgot Password
include include Book Property Payment ConfirmationView Booking
HistoryBuyer PostdenxteextendUpdateManage Requirement e xtend
Delete View Response Send Feedback Logout37 38. Use case for
AdvertiserincludeRequire PersonalRegistration DetailsRequire
usernameudeincland password Loginext endChange Password include
Forgot PasswordRequire usernameSelect Planinclude post
advertisementpaymentincludeView all posted
ConfirmationadvertisementAdd endext Manage Advertiseextend e
Updatexte nd View Update ProfileAdvertiserLogout 38 39. 3.3
SEQUENCE DIAGRAM Sequence Diagram for Login BrowserServer
DataBaseuser 1: Select Role2: Validation3: Error Message4: Enter
Username and5: Validation password6: Error Message 7: send Details
8: Send Details9: Verify 10: Error for 12: Invalid11:
Invalidinvalid username username and username andand password
password password 13: validusername and14: Welcome password 15:
show message welcome page39 40. Sequence Diagram for Forgot
PasswordBrowser Server DataBaseuser 1: Forgot password2: Request
forrequest Forgot Password Page3: Process Page 4: Show Page5:
Display Page 6: EnterUsername7: Send username8: Submit9: Verify
username11: Wrong 10: Wrongusernameusername errormessage
14:Password 13:Password 12: valid sent to yoursent to your
usernameemail email40 41. Sequence Diagram for Change Password
BrowserServer DataBaseuser 1: Click on Change 2: Request for
PasswordChange 3: Process PagePassword page 5: Show change4: Show
change Password Page password Page 6: Enter current, new, and
retype 3: Validatepasswordpassword 11: ErrorMessage7: send current,
8: submit current9: Validate current new and and newpassword
andPasswordpassword update new 10: Errorpassword 11: Errormessage
if it isMessage invalid14: Show13: Password15: Show confirmation
changed confirmation messagemessage41 42. Approve/Reject Property :
AdminBrowser Server DatabaseAdmin1: Request for property list2:
Sent Request 3: Execute4: Fetch DetailsRequest5: Property 6: Show
Property Request List 7: Show Property Request listRequest
list8:Approve/Rejectproperty request list 9: Sent Details 10:
Update status 11: Update Details12: show Updated 13:successfully14:
Approve/Reject Approve/RejectPropertyProperty
successfullysuccessfully 42 43. Manage Property Type :
AdminBrowserServerDatabaseAdmin1: Request forProperty TypeDetails2:
Sent Request3: Execute4: Fetch Details Request5: Property Type
Details6: show property7: View Details Type Details8:
Add/Update/Delete Property 9: Sent Details Type10: Updatestatus 11:
Fetch Details 12: show13: Add/Update/messageDelete Property 14:
show Type message 43 44. Manage Property Category : Admin
BrowserServerDatabaseAdmin 1: Request forPropertyCategory Details
2: Sent Request3: Execute 4: Fetch Details Request 5: Property
Category Details7: Show property 6: show propertycategory details
Category Details7: Add/Update/Delete Property Category 8: Sent
Details 9: Update status10: Fetch Details11: show 12:
Add/Update/message Delete Property 13: show Category message44 45.
Manage Plan : Admin Browser Server DatabaseAdmin1: Request for Plan
Details 2: Sent Request3: Execute 4: Fetch Details Request5: Plan
DetailsList6: Show Plan7: Show Plan Details Details8:
Add/update/Delete Plan 9: Sent Details10: Updatestatus 11:
UpdateDatabase 12: Updated 13: Plan is successfully14: Plan is
addedaddedsuccessfully successfully45 46. Send Response :
AdminBrowser ServerDatabaseBuyer1: Request for RequirementDetails2:
Sent Request 3: ExecuteRequest4: Fetch Details 5: Requirement 6:
Show Details 7: View Requirement Requirement Details Details 8:
SendResponse9: Send Details10: Submit11: Update DetailsDatabase12:
Response13:SendDetails Response14: Send Details successfully 46 47.
Sequence Diagram for Manage Agent : Admin Browser
ServerDataBaseAdmin1: Select Agent 2: Request forAgent page3:
Process Page4: Fetch Agent 5: Process Agentdetails Details 6: Give
Agent 7: Show Agent details 8:Show Agentdetails Details9: Select
Agent to Delete 10: Request toDelete Agent11: Request to 12: Delete
Agent Delete Agent Details14: Show Agent 13: Agent is is
deletedDeleted15: Show Agent successfully is deleted successfully
47 48. Sequence Diagram for Registration :Buyer/Seller/Agent
Browser Server DatabaseBuyer/Seller1: Enter validURL 2: Request for
Home Page3: Process Page 5: Show Home4:Show HomePage Page 6: Click
on 7: Request forRegisterRegistration8: Process Page Page9: Show
10: ShowRegistrationRegistration Page page 11: Enter12: validate
Username information13: ErrorMessage14: sendusername15: Submit 16:
validateusername17: Username18: Usernamestatus 19: Username
availableavailable 20: EnterRegistration 21: ValidationDetails 22:
Error message23: Send Details24: Submit 25: Database
isDetailsupdated 26: Updated27: Updatedsuccessfully28:
Updatedsuccessfullysuccessfully48 49. Sequence Diagram for Property
Search : Buyer BrowserServerDatabaseBuyer1: Enter property search
info 2: Validation3: Error Message4: sent Request5:
ExecuteRequest6: Fetch Details 7: Search Result8: Display Result 9:
View Result49 50. Manage Requirement : BuyerBrowserServer
DatabaseBuyer1: Request for RequirementDetails2: Sent Request 3:
Execute 4: Fetch DetailsRequest 5: Requirement Details 6: Show
Requirement Details7: Edit/DeleteRequirement8: Sent Details9:
Update status 10: UpdateDatabase 11: show message 12:
Requirement13: Requirement Details Details50 51. View Response :
Buyer Browser ServerDatabaseBuyer1: Request forResponseDetails 2:
Sent Request3: Execute Request4: Fetch Details 5: ResponseDetails6:
show Response 7: ViewDetailsResponse Details 51 52. Manage Property
: Owner BrowserServerDatabaseBuyer 1: Request forproperty Details
2: Sent Request3: Execute 4: Fetch Details Request5:
PropertyDetails 6: show propertyDetails7: Add/Update/Delete
property 8: Sent Details 9: Update status10: Fetch Details11:
showmessage 12: Add/Update/ 13: show Delete property message52 53.
Manage Advertisement : AdvertiserBrowserServerDatabaseAdvertis- er
1: Request forAdvertisementDetails2: Sent Request 3: Execute4:
Fetch DetailsRequest5: Advertisement 6: Show Details List
AdvertisementDetails 7: AddAdvertisement8: Sent Details9: Update
status10: Update 11: showDatabaseUpdated12: Plan issuccessfully13:
Plan is addedaddedsuccessfully successfully53 54. Sequence Diagram
for update profileBrowserServer DataBaseuser 1: Click on 2: Request
forupdate profile update profile3: Fetch user pagedetails4: Fetch
Details5: Give user6: Show update Details 7: Show update profile
page profile page 8: Edit or updateprofile 9: Send updated
Details10: Save updated 11: Details is Details updated13: Show
profile12: Details saved is updated 14: Show profilesuccessfullyis
updatedsuccessfully 54 55. Feedback : User Browser
ServerDatabaseuser 1: Enter Details2: validation3: Error Message4:
Set Details 5: ExecuteRequest7: Enter 6: Property Description 8:
validation Details9: Error Message 10: Sent Feedback11: Feedback
info 12: Feedback 13: Feedbacksent 14: Feedback
sentsentsuccessfullysuccessfully55 56. 3.4 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
Activity Diagram for LoginSelect RoleEnter Username and Password
Invalid Login MessageDetailsvalid?NoYesWelcome Screen Welcome
message 56 57. Activity Diagram for Change Password : all UserEnter
current password validNo Yes Enter new andConfirm password
validNoYes updated successfully57 58. Activity Diagram for Forgot
Password Enter Username Invalid UsernameError
messageValidUserNoYesPassword Sent to Email Password Sent to Email
Id 58 59. 59 60. 60 61. 61 62. 62 63. 63 64. 64 65. 65 66. 66 67.
67 68. 68 69. 69 70. 70 71. 71 72. 3.5 MODULE HIERARCHY DIAGRAM 72
73. 3.6 COMPONENT DIAGRAM 73 74. 3.7 DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM74 75. 3.8
WEPSITE MAP DIAGRAM75 76. 3.9 MODULE SPECIFICATIONThis system has
following modules Administrator Module Property Owner Buyer Agent
Advertiser Search Module Advertisement Module Administrator Module
In administrator module administrator allow the property to be
uploaded and active that property to show other user who search for
property. Administrator can add new category and type of property
to the system so that users can add their property according to the
category and type. Administrator can delete the user. Administrator
can delete the property. Administrator allows the advertisement to
be uploaded and active that advertisement after payment.
Administrator can change the password. 76 77. Administrator can
recover the password by providing the username and email.
Administrator can view the requirements which are posted by
different user and responses to that requirement. He can also view
the feedback sent by different user. Administrator can manage the
advertisement plan and advertisement. Property Owner To post
property on website the property owner has to register first. After
successful registration property owner can login to proceed ahead.
Property owner can also change the password by providing old
password. If property owner forgot the password he can recover it
easily by providing the username and email id. He can also make
changes in his profile. Property Owner can upload his property for
buy or rent. Property is posted on website after successful payment
transaction. After sell or rent he can delete his property. He can
search the buyer. He can also send feedback to the admin. Agent77
78. Agent is having the same functionality as property owner. The
main advantage of agent is that if the user is having property to
sell or rent but he does not have knowledge of computer and
internet then he can sell or rent property through agent. The other
advantage is that if the user has not its own property to sell or
rent but he has good contact with property builder then he can
upload the property details on website to sell or rent. Buyer Buyer
has to register first. After registration buyer can login to
proceed ahead. Buyer can change the password by providing old
password. If buyer forgot the password he can recover it easily by
providing the username and email id. Buyer can search property from
different location and city. After that he can send request to the
property owner or agent to book that property. If the property is
not found at particular location or city he can post his
requirement on website about property to the admin. He can also
make changes in his profile. Buyer can view uploaded property by
property owner. Buyer can also view the response send by the admin.
78 79. He can also send a feedback to the admin. Advertiser To post
advertisement on website advertiser has to register first. After
successful registration advertiser can login to proceed ahead.
Advertiser can change his password by providing old password. If
advertiser forgot the password he can recover it easily by
providing the username and email. To post advertisement on website
the advertiser has to select plan. After selecting the plan the
advertiser can see that plan details and price. Then he can post
the details as well as upload the image. The advertiser has to make
payment to post advertisement via express checkout or PayPal. The
advertiser can also make changes in his profile. He can also send a
feedback to the admin. Search Module In search module user can
search for different types of property uploaded by registered user.
User will get to know all information about property its location,
area, its approximate price, owner details. In search user can
search property according to his budget. Advertisement Module 79
80. In advertisement module only registered advertiser can give
advertisement. User can select any plan accordingly advertisement
request will go to the administrator. After payment administrator
will activate his advertisement. Advertisement will have the
validity like 6 month to 1 year.80 81. 3.10 USER INTERFACE DESGIN
Home Page81 82. Quick Search 82 83. Advance Search83 84. New
Registration 84 85. Feedback 85 86. Admin Login86 87. Admin Welcome
Screen 87 88. Change Password88 89. Approve/Reject Properties 89
90. Manage Property Type 90 91. Manage Property Category 91 92.
Approve/Reject Advertisement 92 93. Manage Advertisement Plan 93
94. Manage Advertisements 94 95. Manage Property Owner 95 96.
Manage Advertiser 96 97. Manage Agent 97 98. Manage Buyer 98 99.
View Requirements 99 100. View Feedback 100 101. Approved
Properties Request101 102. Rejected Properties Requests102 103.
Approved Advertisement Requests103 104. Rejected Advertisement
Request 104 105. Advertiser Registration 105 106. Advertiser
Login106 107. Advertiser Welcome Screen 107 108. View all Plans 108
109. Create an Advertisement109 110. Next Step 110 111. Posted
Advertisement Details111 112. Proceed for Payment112 113. Enter
payment Details113 114. Confirm payment114 115. Successful payment
message 115 116. View pending advertisement 116 117. View approved
advertisement117 118. Manage Advertisement118 119. Agent
ScreensAgent Registration 119 120. Owner Registration 120 121. View
All owner information registered by Agent 121 122. Buyer
ScreensBuyer Registration validation122 123. Buyer Registration 123
124. Buyer Login124 125. Buyer welcome screen125 126. Search
Property Owner 126 127. Search Property127 128. Search result Not
found 128 129. Post Requirement129 130. Search Result found 130
131. Book Property 131 132. Payment Details132 133. Payment
Confirmation message133 134. Successful payment message 134 135.
Booked property Details 135 136. Booked Property Details 136 137.
Manage Requirement 137 138. Agent Search138 139. Property Owner
Registration139 140. Successful registration message 140 141.
Property Owner Login141 142. Welcome Owner Screen142 143. Property
Registration143 144. Property Registration144 145. Search Agent145
146. Search Buyer146 147. Pending Property147 148. Rejected
Property 148 149. Manage Property149 150. Manage Property150 151.
3.11 TABLE SPECIFICATIONAdmin TableAttributes Data types Size
ConstraintsDescriptionUsername Varchar 15 Primary key Admin
UsernamePassword Varchar 15 Not NullAdmin PasswordEmailVarchar 30
Not NullAdmin Email Property_Owner TableAttributes Data typesSize
Constraints DescriptionPOwner_IdBigint8Primary key Property Owner
IdUsername Varchar 10 Not NullProperty ownerUsernamePassword
Varchar 10 Not NullProperty ownerPasswordF_Name Varchar 30 Not
NullProperty owner FullNameGender Varchar 6Not
NullGenderAddressVarchar 50 Not NullAddressCity Varchar 15 Not
nullCityStateVarchar 15 Not NullStatePincodeNchar 6Not NullPin
codeMobile Nchar 10 Not NullMobile NumberEmailVarchar 30 Not
NullEmail idBuyer TableAttributes Data typesSize Constraints
DescriptionBuyer_Id Bigint8Primary key Buyer IdUsername Varchar 10
Not NullBuyer UsernamePassword Varchar 10 Not NullBuyer
PasswordF_Name Varchar 30 Not NullBuyer Full NameOccupation Varchar
10 Not NullBuyer OccupationAIncomeBigint10 Not NullAnnual
IncomeGender Varchar 6Not NullGenderAddressVarchar 50 Not
NullAddressStateVarchar 15 Not NullStateCity Varchar 15 Not
nullCityPincodeNchar 6Not NullPin codeMobile Nchar 10 Not
NullMobile NumberEmailVarchar 30 Not NullEmail Id151 152. Agent
TableAttributesData typesSize Constraints
DescriptionAgent_IdBigint8Primary key Agent IdUsernameVarchar 10
Not NullAgent UsernamePasswordVarchar 10 Not NullAgent
PasswordF_NameVarchar 30 Not NullAgent Full NameYr_ExpIntNot
NullYear of ExperienceGenderVarchar 6Not NullGenderAddress Varchar
50 Not NullAddressState Varchar 15 Not nullState NameCityVarchar 15
Not NullCity NamePincode Nchar 6Not NullPin codeMobileNchar 10 Not
NullMobile NumberEmail Varchar 30 Not NullEmail Id Advertiser
TableAttributesData types SizeConstraints DescriptionAdvertiser_Id
Bigint 8 Primary key Advertiser IdUsernameVarchar10Not
NullAdvertiser usernamePasswordVarchar10Not NullAdvertiser
passwordF_NameVarchar30Not NullFull Name of
AdvertiserGenderVarchar6 Not NullGenderAddress Varchar50Not
NullAddressState Varchar15Not NullStateCityVarchar15Not
nullCityPincode Nchar6 Not NullPin codeMobileNchar10Not NullMobile
NumberEmail Varchar30Not NullEmailC_NameVarchar30Allow NullCompany
NameC_Address Varchar50Allow NullCompany
AddressC_CityVarchar10Allow NullCityC_CNo Nchar10Allow NullCompany
Contact Numberwebsite Varchar30Allow NullCompany website 152 153.
Property TableAttributes Data types Size Constraints
DescriptionProperty_IdBigint 8Primary Property Id keyBuyer_Id
Bigint 8Foreign Refers to Primary key of Key Buyer TableReq_Type
Varchar10 Not NullRequirement Type Sell / rent etc.PType_Id Int
Foreign keyPCategory_Id Int Foreign keyTransaction_Type Varchar10
Not nullNew/ Resale propertyOwnership_Type Varchar30 Not
nullFreehold/lease hold/cooperative societyConstruction_Age
Varchar30 Not nullConstruction AgeFurnishVarchar20 Not
NullFurnished/semi furnished/un-furnishedP_RangeBigint 10 Not
NullPrice RangePTax_NoVarchar13 Allow Null Property Taxation
NumberReg_Date DateAllow NullProperty Registration
DateAddressVarchar50 Not NullAddressCity Varchar15 Not
nullCityStateVarchar15 Not NullStatePincodeInteger6Not NullPin
codeBHKInt2Allow NullNo. of Bedroom, Hall ,
KitchenTotal_FloorInt2Allow nullTotal No. of floorFloor_No
Int2Allow NullFloor No.Facing Varchar10 Allow
NullNorth/East/South/WestBathRoom Int4Allow NullNo. of
BathroomCovered_Area Int10 Not NullCovered area in sq-ft, sq-m,
sq-yrd.Rate_sqFloat10 Allow NullRate per Sq feetFeatures
Varchar(MAX)Allow NullAdditional Features of
property.ImageVarchar(MAX)Not NullImage PathPosting_Date DateNot
NullProperty posting date.BStatusVarchar10 Allow NullBooking Status
of the PropertyStatus Varchar10 Allow NullApproved/Rejected/Pending
Status of the Property 153 154. Property_TypeAttributes Data types
Size Constraints DescriptionPType_Id Int Primary Property Type ID
keyProperty_TypeVarchar25 Not NullProperty Type
residential/Commercial/Rur al etc.Property_CategoryAttributes Data
types Size Constraints DescriptionPCategory_Id Int Primary Property
Category ID keyCategory_NameVarchar25 Not
NullApartment/House/Villa/Flat etc. Post_Requirement
TableAttributesData types Size Constraints DescriptionReq_IdBigint
8Primary Requirement IdkeyBuyer_IdBigint 8Foreign key Buyer id
refers to primarykey of Buyer tableState Varchar15 Not NullState
NameCityVarchar15 Not NullCity NameProperty_Type Varchar10 Not
NullResidential/commercial/Rural etc.Property_Category Varchar10
Not NullApartment/House/Villa/Flatetc.BHK Int4Allow NullNo. of
bedroom, hall,kitchenCovered_AreaBigint 10 Allow NullCovered area
in sq-ft, sq-m,sq-yrd.P_Range Bigint 10 Not NullExpected
priceReq_DateDateAllow NullRequirement DateMessage
Varchar(MAX)Allow nullIt contains RequirementDetails154 155.
Payment TableAttributes Data typesSizeConstraints
DescriptionBooking_Id Bigint8 Primary key Booking IdPay_date
Date/time Not NullPayment DateProperty_Idbigint8 Foreign Key
Property Id refers to primary key of property TableBuyer_Id Bigint8
Foreign key Buyer Id refers to primary key of Buyer
TableAdvertiser_IdBigint8 Foreign key Advertiser_id refers to
primary key of advertiser tablePay_mode Varchar 10Not NullPayment
modeAmount Float 10Not NullAmountAdvertisement TableAttributesData
types SizeConstraints DescriptionAdv_IdBigint 8 Primary key
Advertisement IdAdvertiser_Id Bigint 8 Foreign Key Advertiser_Id
Refers to primary key of Advertiser TablePlan_Id bigint 8 Foreign
Key Adv_Plan_ Id refers to primary key of Plan TableStartDate Date
Not NullAdvertisement Starting DateEndDate Date Not
NullAdvertisement Expiry DateAdv_Details Varchar(MAX) Not
NullAdvertisement DetailsImage Varchar(MAX) Not NullImage
PathStatusVarchar8 Not NullApproved/Rejected /Pending Status of an
advertisement 155 156. AdvPlan TableAttributesData types Size
Constraints DescriptionPlan_Id Bigint 8Primary key Plan
IdP_NameVarchar15 Not NullPlan NameP_DescVarchar (MAX) Not NullPlan
DescriptionP_amountFloat10 Not NullPlan AmountP_durationInt5Not
NullPlan duration ROwner_AgentAttributesData types Size Constraints
DescriptionAgent_IdBigint 8Foreign key Refers to primarykey of the
Agenttable.POwner_Id Bigint 8Foreign Key Refers to primarykey of
the Propertyowner table.RPlan_AdvertiserAttributes Data typesSize
Constraints DescriptionAdvertiser_IdBigint8Foreign Key Refers to
primarykey of theAdvertiser table.Plan_IdBigint8Foreign Key Refers
to primarykey of the Plantable. RProperty_OwnerAttributesData types
Size Constraints DescriptionPOwner_Id Bigint 8Foreign Key Refers to
primarykey of the PropertyOwner TableProperty_Id Bigint 8Foreign
Key Refers to Primarykey of the PropertyOwner Table.156 157.
FeedbackAttributesData types Size Constraints
DescriptionFeedback_Id Bigint 8Primary key Feedback IdNameVarchar30
Not NullName of userEmail Varchar30 Not NullEmail id of
theuserMobileNchar10 Not NullMobile NumberSubject Varchar50 Not
NullSubjectMessage Varchar(MAX)Not NullFeedbackmessage. 157 158.
3.12 TESTING PROCEDURE ANDIMPLEMENTAION I] TESTING Testing plays a
vital role in the success of the system. System testing makes a
logical assumption that if all parts of the system are correct, the
goal will be successfully achieved. Once program code has been
developed, testing begins. The testing process focuses on the
logical internals of the software, ensuring that all statements
have been tested, and on the functional externals, that is
conducted tests to uncover errors and ensure that defined input
will produce actual results that agree with required results. II]
OBJECTIVES OF TESTING: 1) Testing is a process of executing a
program with the intent of finding the error.2) A good test case is
one that has a high probability of finding on unpredictable
error.3) A successful test is one that provides solution for
unpredictable error. The Minimum aim of testing process is to
identify all defects existing in software product. Software product
testing accomplishes a variety of things, but most importantly it
measures the quality of the software that is developed. This view
presupposes that there as defects158 159. in the software waiting
to be discovered and this view is rarelydisproves or even
dispute.III] TESTING PLAN:Specifications of the product would be
related to:i)Functions of the system.ii) Response
criteriaiii)Volume constraints (no. of users)iv) Stability criteria
(24 hour)v)Database responses (flushing, cleaning)vi) Network
criteria (network traffic)vii)Compatibility (Environment &
Browsers)viii) User Interface / Friendliness criteriaix)
Modularity(ability to easily interface)x)SecurityIV] TESTING
STRATEGY:i)As each module is developed it is tested and if found
faultless isintegrated in main module.ii) If the module is not
perfect it is built again.Each test plan item should have the
following specific characteristics:i)It should be uniquely
identifiable.ii) It should be unambiguous.159 160. iii)It should
have well-defined test-data (test parameters)iv) It should have
well-defined pass/fail criteria for each sub-item
andoverall-criteria for the pass/fail of the entire test
itself.v)It should be easy to record.vi) It should be easy to
demonstrate repeatedlyvii)To prepare test plans.viii) To specify
conditions for user acceptance testing.ix) To prepare test data for
transaction path testing.x)To plan user training.V] TYPES OF
TESTING: Unit testing. Integration testing. Validation testing.
System testing. 1) Unit testing: Unit testing focuses verification
effort on the smallestunit of software design the module. Unit
testing exercise specific pathsin the modules control structure to
ensure complete coverage andmaximum error detection.i)Black Box
Testing: In black box testing, test cases are designed froman
examination of the input/output values and no knowledge of designor
code is requires.160 161. Again there are two approaches in it:
Equivalence class partitioning Boundary value analysis We are not
going in detail of it as we are following unit testing with white
box testing.ii)White Box Testing: There are several white box
testing strategies. Each testing is based on some heuristic. White
box testing strategy is based on heuristic. White box testing is
stronger than other strategy, if all types of errors detected by
the first strategy are also detected by the second testing strategy
& the second strategy additionally detects some more types of
errors.2) Integration Testing:Integration testing addresses the
issues associated with the dual problems of verification &
program construction. After the software has been integrated a set
of high-order tests are conducted/The following are the types of
Integration Testing: Top-Down Integration: This method is an
incremental approach to the construction of program structure.
Modules are integrated by moving downward through the control
hierarchy, beginning with the mail program module. 161 162.
Bottom-Up Integration:This method begins the construction
&testing with the modules atthe lowest level in the program
structure. Since the modules areintegrated from the bottom up,
processing required for modulessubordinate to a given level is
always available & the need fro stubs iseliminated.The
bottom-up integration strategy may be implemented with thefollowing
steps: The low level modules are combined into clusters that
perform aspecific software sub-function. A driver the control
program for testing is written to co-ordinate testcase input and
output. The cluster is tested. Drivers are removed and clusters are
combined moving upward in theprogram structure.3) Validation
Testing: At the end of Integration Testing, software iscompletely
assembled as a package, interfacing errors have beenuncovered and
correction testing begins.Software Testing & Validation is
achieved through serried of blackbox tests that demonstrate
conformity with the requirements. A testplan outlines the classes
of tests to be conducted and a test procedure 162 163. defines
specific test cases that will be used to demonstrate conformitywith
requirements. Both, the plan and the procedure are designed to
ensure that allfunctional requirements are achieved, documentation
is correct andother requirements are met. 4) System testing: System
testing is series of different tests whose primary purpose isto
fully exercise the computer based system. Although each test has
adifferent purpose, all the work should verify that all system
elementshave been properly integrated and perform allocated
functions. There are essentially three kinds of system
testing:i)Alpha Testing: Alpha testing refers to the system testing
carried out by the testteam within the development organization.ii)
Beta Testing: Beta testing is the system testing performed by a
select group offriendly customers.iii)Acceptance Testing:
Acceptance testing is the system testing performed by the
customersto determine whether to accept or reject the delivery of
system.VI] TESTING METHODOLOGY:163 164. To be truly robust,
distributed applications require more thansimple functional testing
before release into production. At least oneand preferably all of
the following types of testing before releasingapplication to
customers should be performed. Performance Testing Load Testing
Stress Testing Endurance TestingVII] TESTING PROCEDURE:The testing
part forms an important aspect of any System and isvital for
success of the system. System testing makes a logicalassumption
that if all the parts of the system are correct, the goal willbe
successfully achieved. Philosophy behind testing the system is
tofind errors & rectify it. The system test change is
transitional one, as it represents theperiod during which control
of the newly developed system passesfrom the hands of the
development team to final users. It is therefore acritical point as
it is the last opportunity to check the system before it isbeing
used. The testing stage seeks to ensure following aspects ofsystem
from user point of view: Completeness164 165. Correctness
Reliability Thus a testing plan is necessary, as it will aid to
maximize the effectiveness of discovering error by early &
controlled production of test plans & test specification. VIII]
TEST CASES:i) Purpose: The main purpose of test cases is that the
system should flow as it has been made, even if user puts inputs in
a wrong manner the output generated will give error. The flow of
the system should go as it is defined by the developer.ii)Required
Input: There are many inputs in the forms which can not be
explained here as it will be too lengthy to give explanation of
each & every input. But the expected validations are kept so
user will not be able to encounter any problem in the system.iii)
Expected Result: The result would be expected as per the system is
made by the developer. The system is robust so even if user tries
to put value other than expected value, validations are kept at
each & every point so the output will be positive in each &
every case.165 166. Test cases for RegistrationTest Steps to
becaseExpected ResultActual Result Statusexecuted NoNew user list
PopupPopup window is 1 Click on New User Passwindow should
open.opened.The link must redirect Registration page 2 Click on
User Type to respectivepass is opened.registration page.It should
display error Enter usernamemessage as The length Error Message is
3 less than 6 passshould be more than 6displayed.
characters.characters.It should display Error Enter the
existingError Message is 4Message as Username pass username.
displayed.is not available.It should display Error Enter usernameas
Username should Error Message is 5 greater than 10 passnot exceed
10displayed. charactercharacters. Blank field forShould ask for
both user 6 Enter usernamepass username.names. check for
minimumshould give an error as Error Message is 7 length ofpassword
should be Pass displayed password more than 6 charactersShould give
an error as Check forpassword should notError Message is 8 maximum
ofPassmore than 10 displayed. passwordcharacters.Previous and
retypePassword is 9 Retype Password.passpassword should match.
matched.It should not allow the Enter Number in10number in Full
NameIt is not allowing. Pass Full Name field.field. Check forShould
give an error minimumThe name should not Error Message is12 Pass
characters in name more than 6displayed field. characters. Check
forShould give an error Error Message is13 maximumThe name should
not Pass displayed characters in name exceed 30 characters.166 167.
field. Enter special Should give an error for Error is not
14characters in nameFail special characters.displayed. field. Check
for pin codeThe exact length shouldError Message is 15Pass length.
be 6 digits. displayed. Check for It should not allow 16characters
in the characters in the pinIt is not allowed. Pass pin code field.
code. ___________________ _________________________________ ______
Check for Blank 17It should not be empty.It is not allowed. Pass
field for pin code. Check for Blank 18field for MobileIt should not
be empty.It is not allowed. pass Number. Check for It should not
allow the characters in 19characters in theIt is not allowed. pass
Mobile Number numeric field. field. The exact length of Check for
Mobile 20mobile number should It is accepted.Pass number length. be
10 digits. Check Blank field It should not allow the 21 It is not
allowed. Pass for email.blank field. Check for incorrect Should
give an error Error message is 22email id format inPass message.
displayed. the email field. Check for correct 23It should be
accepted. It is accepted.Pass email id format. Test cases for
LoginTestSteps to be StatcaseExpected Result Actual Result
executedus NoHome page 1Enter URLIt should display home
pagePassDisplayedEnter Correct 2 It Should be AcceptedIt is
accepting.PassUsername 167 168. Enter Incorrect3 It should not be
accepted It is not acceptingPass Username wrong username Should
give Error MessageError Message is4and password About incorrect
username Passdisplayed checkand password check forShould give an
error as username Error Message is5 username should be morepass
minimum text displayedthan 4 characters. length blank fields of
user should ask for both userasking for username6pass name &
passwordname & password and passwordshould give an error as
check for password Error Message is not7 password should be
morefail minimum length displayedthan 6 characters pressing back8
ask for login again not asking fail button on browser new
browsershould ask for both userasking for username9window to
samepassname & password and password account login10 Logout
should move to home pageIt is not moving.fail password
enteredshould give an error messageError Message is12 username
field is passto Enter username displayed empty username
enteredshould give an error messageError Message is13 password
field is passto Enter password displayed emptygiving error message
miss spelled Should give wrong username14for both usernamefail
characters message.& password after logout15 session should
should not show login session not showingpass terminate correct
username welcome page is16Show Welcome pagepass & password
displayed168 169. 169 170. 4.1 USERS MANUAL User manual is guide
for using the real estate system followingor the stapes for user to
excess the site. First users see the home page of the sites which
gives the sitedescription there is Registration link for new user.
The existing systemincludes following users: Admin Individual Buyer
Individual Property Owner Advertiser AgentAll these above user have
to perform the various tasks when they logon to home page of the
web application. There are link for property,advertisement, post,
search properties.If the user want to register directly click on
register link to proceedahead.After clicking registration link new
window open showing formswhich must filled by user which contain
general information of user.After clicking on submit button all
data will be stored in the database.On successful registration
welcome window will come.170 171. After log in user will see a
welcome screen where user can edit profileor can sign-out. User can
also upload property and search agent,property owner, and change
password.171 172. 4.2 MENU EXPLANATIONADMIN 1) Change Password:
Admin can Change Password on clickingrespected link. 2) Manage
Property: Admin performs different operations onproperty. This menu
is divided into 3 sub menus. 1) Approve/Reject property : Admin
verifies the properties and then he can approve/Reject property
posting requests. 2) Property Type: Admin can add/update/ delete
property types. 3) Property Category: Admin can add/update/delete
property categories.3) Manage Advertisement: Admin performs
different operation onadvertisement.This menu is divided into 2 sub
menus. 1) Approve/Reject Advertisement:Admin verifies the
Advertisements andthen he can approve/Rejectadvertisement requests.
2) Manage Plan:Admin can add/update/delete plan.4) Manage Property
Owner: Admin can view and delete the propertyowner.5) Manage
Advertiser: Admin can view and delete the Advertiser.6) Manage
Agent: Admin can view and delete the Agent.172 173. 7) Manage
Buyer: Admin can view and delete the Buyer.8) View Requirement:
Admin can view all the requirements which areposted by the buyer.9)
View Feedback: Admin can view and delete the feedbacks which
areposted by the entire user.AGENT 1) Change Password: Admin can
Change Password on clickingrespected link. 2) Manage Owner: This
menu is divided into 3 sub categories.Owner Registration: Owner
registration is done bythe agent.View Registered Owner: View all
the registeredowner by the agent.View Registered Property: View all
propertyregistered by the agent. 3) Manage property : Post
Property1. Post property by the agent.Edit/Delete Property2. Agent
can edit/delete the property. 4) Search Property Owner: Searching
of property owner can be done here. 5) Search Buyer: Searching of
Buyer can be done over here. 6) Update profile: Agent can make
changes in his profile.173 174. BUYER 1) Change password: Buyer can
change password on clicking respected link. 2) Search property
Owner: Buyer can search property owner on clicking this link. 3)
Search/Book Property: Buyer can search property. If property is
found in respected location then he/she can book the property. 4)
Booked History: Buyer can view all booked property by him/her. 5)
Search Agent: Searching of Agent is done over here.6) Manage
Requirement: Post Requirement If property is not found during the
searching in respected location then Buyer can post his requirement
to the admin. View all Requirements Buyer can view all the
requirements which are posted by him.7) View Response : Buyer can
view the response which is sent by the admin.8) Update Profile :
Buyer can make changes in his profile. 174 175. 175 176. 5.
DRAWBACKS AND LIMITATIONSThere are few limitations in this web
application which are following: Property is displayed for the
limited number of days. Maps are not provided for the convenience
of the user. It doesnt cover the international market. Advance
search facility is available for only registered user. Only few
cities property can be uploaded. It doesnt have online agreement
facility. 176 177. 177 178. 6. PROPOSED EHNHANCEMENT The
application is yet to be released and a lot of enhancementsare
already thought of which are proposed to be implemented in thefinal
version of the web-application. The web-application has
alsoprovided feedback page on its home page so that the users can
providetheir inputs of any functionalities/facilities they would
like to have inthe web application. The system is highly flexible
one and is well efficient to makeeasy interactions with the client.
The key focus is given on datasecurity, as the project is online
and will be transferred in network. Thespeed and accuracy will be
maintained in a proper way. This will be a user-friendly one and
can successfully overcomestrict and severe validation checks. The
system will be a flexible oneand changes whenever can be made easy.
Using the facility andflexibility in .NET and SQL, the software can
be developed in a neatand simple manner there by reducing the
operators work. Since theproject is developed in .NET as a
front-end and SQL Server as a back-end it can be modified easily
and used for a long period. Following are some of the enhancement
proposed to beimplemented in final version. Provide online banking
loan facility option 178 179. Maps are provided to facilitate the
users. Lease option should be provided regarding properties. Give
access of website on mobile and PDAs Send SMS to property owner who
have registered and uploaded hisproperty. Giving property site for
all metro cities. Upload videos / 3d views of the property. 179
180. 180 181. 7 CONCLUSIONWorking on the project was good
experience. I understand theimportance of Planning and Designing as
a part of softwaredevelopment. But its very difficult to complete
the program for singleperson.Developing the project has helped us
some experience on real-time development procedures. 181 182. 182
183. 8 BIBLIOGRAPHY Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 with visual C# .NET
2005-By Chris Ullman-John Kaufman-Chris Hart-Dave Busmen-Daniel
Monarchy SQL Server 2005 -By Wrox Complete ASP.NET-By BPB
Publication Software Engineering a Practitioners Approach-By Roger
S. Pressman Object Oriented Analysis & Design-By Rambaugh
http://www.asp.net http://www.makan.com http://www.99acres.com
http://www.zameen-zaidad.com183 184. 184 185. ANNEXURES 1: OUTPUT
REPORTS WITH DATA3.12.1 Advertiser Report: Admin 185 186. Agent
wise Report: Admin186 187. Buyer Report : Admin187 188. Property
Owner wise Report : Admin 188 189. Agent wise Property Owner
Registration 189 190. Requirement wise Report190 191. Booked
Properties 191 192. Property Payment192 193. Advertiser Payment 193
194. ANNEXURES 2: SAMPLE CODELogin Code for all users:using
System;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;using
System.Web;using System.Web.UI;using
System.Web.UI.WebControls;using System.Data.SqlClient;using
System.Configuration;using System.IO;using System.Drawing;namespace
E_Property{public partial class WebForm1 :
System.Web.UI.Page{SqlDataReader dr = null;SqlCommand cmd =
null;SqlConnection con =
newSqlConnection(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ApplicationServices"].ConnectionString);protected
void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e){//txtPassword.Enabled =
false;//txtUserName.Enabled = false;}protected void
Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e){ string user =
ddlRole.SelectedItem.Text ; if (user == "Admin") { adminlogin(); }
else if (user=="Property_Owner") { Property_OwnerLogin(); } else if
(user == "Agent") { AgentLogin(); }194 195. else if (user ==
"Advertiser") {AdvertiserLogin(); } else if (user == "Buyer")
{BuyerLogin(); } else { }}public void adminlogin(){try{con
.Open();cmd = new SqlCommand( "select * from Admin whereUsername="
+ txtUserName.Text + " And Password=" +txtPassword.Text +
"",con);dr = cmd.ExecuteReader();if (dr.HasRows){while (dr.Read()){
Session["AdminUserName"]
=Convert.ToString(dr.GetValue(1));Response.Redirect("/Admin/Admin.aspx");}}else{Label1.Text
= "Check Your uid and pwd";con.Close();}}//end of
tryfinally{con.Close();}}//end of functionpublic void
Property_OwnerLogin(){try{ con.Open(); cmd = new SqlCommand("select
* fromProperty_Owner where Username=" + txtUserName.Text + "
AndPassword=" + txtPassword.Text + "", con); dr =
cmd.ExecuteReader(); if (dr.HasRows) {195 196. while
(dr.Read()){Session["POwnerUserName"]
=Convert.ToString(dr.GetValue(1));Response.Redirect("/Property_Owner/Property_Owner.aspx");}}else{Label1.Text
= "Check Your uid and pwd";con.Close();}}//end of
tryfinally{con.Close();}}//end of functionpublic void
AgentLogin(){try{con.Open();cmd = new SqlCommand("select * from
Agent whereUsername=" + txtUserName.Text + " And Password="
+txtPassword.Text + "", con);dr = cmd.ExecuteReader();if
(dr.HasRows){while (dr.Read()){Session["AgentUserName"]
=Convert.ToString(dr.GetValue(1));Response.Redirect("/Agent/Agent.aspx");}}else{Label1.Text
= "Check Your uid and pwd";con.Close();}}//end of
tryfinally{con.Close();}}//end of functionpublic void
AdvertiserLogin(){try{con.Open(); 196 197. cmd = new
SqlCommand("select * from Advertiserwhere Username=" +
txtUserName.Text + " And Password=" +txtPassword.Text + "", con);dr
= cmd.ExecuteReader();if (dr.HasRows){while
(dr.Read()){Session["AdvertiserUserName"]
=Convert.ToString(dr.GetValue(1));Response.Redirect("/Advertiser/Advertiser.aspx");}}else{Label1.Text
= "Check Your uid and pwd";con.Close();}}//end of
tryfinally{con.Close();}}//end of functionpublic void
BuyerLogin(){try{con.Open();cmd = new SqlCommand("select * from
Buyer whereUsername=" + txtUserName.Text + " And Password="
+txtPassword.Text + "", con);dr = cmd.ExecuteReader();if
(dr.HasRows){while (dr.Read()){Session["BuyerUserName"]
=Convert.ToString(dr.GetValue(1));Response.Redirect("/Buyer/Buyer.aspx");}}else{Label1.Text
= "Check Your uid and pwd";con.Close();}}//end of
tryfinally{con.Close();} 197 198. }//end of functionprotected void
Role_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender,EventArgs e){if
(ddlRole.SelectedIndex== 0){ txtPassword.Enabled = false;
txtUserName.Enabled = false;}else{ txtPassword.Enabled = true;
txtUserName.Enabled = true;}}protected void Button2_Click(object
sender, EventArgs e){txtUserName.Text =
"";txtPassword.Text="";}protected void OkButton_Click(object
sender, EventArgs e){}}}Digital Certificate2012.09.15 16:36198
