a training project on comapny management system

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A TRAINING PROJECT ON

COMPANY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

AT

YAGYAVALKYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYSUBMITTED TO SUBMITTED BY

Mr. Hemant Sharma Sandeep Gupta

Lecturer (Computer Science) (07MC092)

Computer Science

[email protected]

B-TECH Final YEAR(CSE)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING

YAGYAVALKYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SITAPURA,JAIPUR


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ASP.net is the latest version of Microsofts Active Server

pages Technology (ASP). ASP.NET is a unified Web

development model that includes the services necessary for

you to build enterprise class web application with a minimumof coding. ASP.net is part of .net framework, and when

coding ASP.net you have access to classes in the .net

framework. You can code your applications in any language

compatible with the common language runtime (CLR),

including Microsoft Visual Basic, C#, and Jscript, .NET.

WHAT IS ASP.NET?


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ASP 3.0 is the latest version of ASP,

but there will never be an

ASP 4.0 version .ASP.NET is the next generation ASP,

but its not an upgraded version of

ASP.ASP.NET Framework.

Microsoft spent three years rewriting

ASP.NET from the ground up,

and ASP.NET is not fully backward

compatible with ASP 3.0.

ASP.NET


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A page and control framework

The ASP.NET compiler.

Security Infrastructure.

State-management facilities.

Application configuration.

Health monitoring and performance features.

Debugging support.

An XML web service framework.Extensible hosting environment and application life

cycle management.

An extensible designer environment.

ASP.NET INCLUDES


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Better language support

Programmable controls.

Event Driven programming.

XML-Based components.

User authentication, with accounts and roles.

Higher scalability.

Increased performance compiled code .

Easier configuration and deployment.

Not fully ASP compatible.

NEW IN ASP.NET


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ASP.NET uses the new ADO.NET.ASP.NET supports full Visual Basic , not VB script.

ASP.NET supports C# and C++.

ASP.NET supports Jscript as before.

LANGUAGE SUPPORT


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Hardware Specification:

Processor:Minimum: 600 megahertz (MHz)

Pentium processor.

Recommended: 1 gigahertz (GHz)

Pentium processor or higher.

RAM:

Minimum: 192 megabytes (MB).

Recommended: 256 MB or higher.

SOFTWARE/HARDWARE DETAILS:


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Without MSDN: 2 GB of available space required on

installation drive.

1 GB of available space required on system drive.

With MSDN: 3.8 GB of available space required on

installation drive with a full MSDN install or 2.8 GB of

available space required on installation drive with a default

MSDN install. 1 GB of available space required on system

drive.

Display:

Minimum: 800 X 600 256 colors.

Recommended: 1024 X 768

High Color - 16-bit

HARD DISK:


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Language: ASP.NET 2005, 2008, 2010

Server Language: C#,VB

FRONT-END:The frontend that has been used for developing

this project is ASP.NET 2.0 with C#

(C Sharp) as the programming language for writing

the source code.

SOFTW

ARE TOOLS:


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CompanyManagem

ent

System

Control panel

(Data upload)

Guest Section

Login

Business Plans

Product Catalog

Control panel display

Guest Section

Display

Information display

Plans display

Catalog Display

Update database Update

Information

0 LEVEL D.F.D.


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At this level of D.F.D. all the process together with all the

data stores (tables). It shows the true data flow i.e. how data is

actually flowing in the system .Data is coming from whichtable and going into which table is clearly shown by this DFD.

This DFD is the main reference for the development of the system.

After understanding the whole system, The application developer

will fall back upon this DFD during the development phase.2nd Level DFD:

Some processes require further breakdown into sub processes. Those

processes will be shown in second level D.F.D. For example, here

2ndlevel D.F.D. of the Process of CHECK CANDIDATE is shown

1ST LEVEL DFD:


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Redirect loginpage

Check

Login

Access

Right

Access

User

Administrator

Login display

Check

User ID

&

Passwo

rd

2nd LEVEL D.F.D.


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DEBUGGING THE PROJECT


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LOGIN PAGE


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ADMINISTRATOR HOMEPAGE


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FORGOT THE PASSWORD


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EMPLOYEE HOMEPAGE


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NO. OF USERS ONLINE


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CHANGING THE PASSW

ORD


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Login Tab Order: 1

Control: Text Box

Default: Blank

Functional Description: Administrator will enter there Id. It will accept nvarchar type

value. It should not be blank otherwise an error message will be displayed i.e. Enter :

Login Id.

Password Tab Order: + 1

Control: Text Box

Default: Blank

Functional Description: Administrator will enter their password and it should masked.

It should not be blank otherwise an error message will be displayed i.e. Enter :

Password.

Log In Control: Button

Default: Enable

Functional Description: If Login Id and Password is correct, Index page of

Administrator section Open.

MODULES OF THE PROJECTS &

DESCRIPTION


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Name Details

WEB PAGE DESCRIPTION

Main Page Options:y Home

y Change Password

y Create New Login

y Logout

Home Control: Hyper Link

Functional Description: This functionality opens Home Page.

Change Password

(Ad)

Control: Hyper Link

Functional Description: This option display new page that have the options related

to change Admin Password.

Create NewLogin

Control: Hyper LinkFunction Description: This option display new page that have the options related to

Creating new Login.

Logout Control: Hyper Link

Functional Description: This option sends Admin Out of scope to the index Page

where Admin Have To login Again to perform anything.


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Security is critical in system development. The amount of

protection depends on the sensitivity of the data, the reliability

of the user, and the complexity of the system. The motivesbehind security are to keep the organization running, protect data

as asset, and seek management support for more installations.

There are three categories of controls in data security

Physical Security (protection from fire, flood, etc.)

Database Integrity

IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY

MECHANISMS:


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Control Measures (Passwords, Encryption).

Potential threats to system security include errors and

omissions, disgruntled and dishonest employees, fire

and natural disasters. Errors and omissions cause themost damage.

Personal computers have been adding security

problem disasters pinpoint unacceptable exposures

and adopt preventive measures as part of a securityplan. The goal is to identify the threat that results in

the greatest monetary losses and provide protection

to the appropriate degree.


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