Ocm @PPP

Online College Magazine
Table of Contents
Description Page no
1.0 Introduction
1.1Purpose Purpose 1.2 Scope 1.3 Definition, Acronyms, and Abbreviations 4 1.4References References 1.5 Technologies to be used 6 1.6 Overview 3 3 5 7
2.0Overall Description
2.1Product Product perspective 2.2 Software interface 2.3Hardware 3Hardware Interface 2.4 Product Function 2.5 User Characteristics 2.6 Constraints 14 2.7 Architecture Design 2.8Use Case Model Description 2.9 Class Diagram23 23 Sequence Diagrams s 2.10 Database Design 2.11.1ER Diagram 2.11.2 Schema 8 11 12 13 16 24 29 15 8
3.0Specific Requirements
3.1 Use Case Reports 3.2 Supplementary Requirements Requirements45 44
1.0 Introduction 1.1 Purpose

Online college magazine is a most efficient and purposeful web application which provides an interactive environment where students and faculties of a college can post and read various articles. Thus, providing a way to share their ideas and doubts. doubts This helps the students to enhance their heir views on different aspects.
1.2 SCOPE
The users of OCM system are:A. Guest/Anonymous. B. Registered Member (Students/Faculty). C. Moderators. D. Administrators.
A guest can just view the magazine read the articles. Every registered user has their own individual account in OCM. Moderators can manage (edit, delete and respond) the articles.
Admin has has the authority to add/delete users, grant permission to the moderators
1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations Abbreviations:

OCM (Online College Magazine):Online College Magazine is the ultimate, uncensored daily guide to college. Written entirely by students and for students, it covers real issues that affect the campus community. Admin (Administrator):He has the authority to add/delete users, grant permission to the moderators HTML (Hyper Text Mark-up Language):It is used to create static web pages. JSP (Java Server Pages):It is used to create dynamic web content. J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition):It is a programming platform, belonging to the Java platform, which is used for developing and running distributed java applications. WASCE (WebSphere WebSphere Application Server rver Community Edition):It is an application server that runs and supports the J2EE and the web service applications. WSAD (WebSphere WebSphere Studio Application Developer): Developer) It is a designer toolkit which is designed to develop more complex projects by providing a complete dynamic web service.
DB2 (IBM Database 2):It is a database management system that provides a flexible and efficient database platform to raise a strong "on demand" business applications. HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol): It is a transaction oriented client/ server protocol between a web browser and a web server. XML (Extensible Mark-upLanguage): It is a markup language that was designed to transport and store data. Ajax (Asynchronous Java Script and XML):It is a technique used in java script to create dynamic web pages. Web 2.0: It is commonly associated with web applications which facilitate interactive information sharing, interoperability, user user-centered centered design and collaboration onthe World Wide
1.4 References
Object Oriented Mode Modeling and Design with UML-Michael Michael Blaha, James Rambaugh. Software Engineering, Seventh Edition, Ian Sommerville. IBM Red Books. IBM TGMC Sample Synopsis. IBM www.ibm.in/ www.ibm.in/developerworks. Java - www.sun.com Wikipedia - www.wikipedia.com Database Management Systems - Navathe.
Complete Reference - J2EE - Keogh. www.google.com www.w3schools.com
1.5 Technologies to be used:

J2EE: (Servlet, JSP, JAXP, Java Beans) Application architecture. JAVA: Application architecture. WASCE: (WebSphere Application Server Community Edition) Web Server DB2: IBM Database. Ajax: Asynchronous Java Script and XML. XML: Extension Markup Language. Web 2.0: RSS Feed 2.0. RAD 7.0: Development tool.
1.6 Overview verview
Existing System: Registration for users Discussion forum Drawbacks: Unregistered members cannot post articles No web camera interaction Students who are inadequate with internet connection fail to experience the facilities of OCM. Aims & Aspirations: Registration for valid users. Share of knowledge by each & every individual usage. To enhance views on different articles. User reviews and feedback for articles. articles.Provides an interactive environment where students and faculties of a college colle can interact with each other
2.0 OVERALL DESCRIPTION 2.1 Product Perspective:
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2.2 Software Interface:
Front End Client: For software applications, front end is the same as user interface. In client/server applications, the client part of the program i is s often called the front
end...Compilers, Compilers, the programs that translate source code into object code, are often composed of two parts The front end is responsible for checking syntax and detecting errors, whereas the back end performs the actual l translation into object code. The front is an abstraction, simplifyingthe underlying component by providing ding a user user-friendly friendly interface. In network computing omputing front end can refer to any hardware that optimizes or protects network traffic. It is called application front front-end end hardware because it is placed on the network's outward outward-facing facing front end or boundary. Network traffic passes through the front-end front hardware rdware before entering the network. Web Server: Web server can refer to either the hardware (the computer) or the software (the computer application) that helps to deliver content that can be accessed through the Internet. The primary function of a web server is to deliver web pages on the request to clients. This means delivery of HTML documents and any additional content that may be included by a document, such as images, style sheets and scripts. The former is primarily used for retrieving and/or modi modifying fying information from databases. The latter is typically much faster and more easily cached. They can also be found embedded in devices such as printers, routers, webcams and serving only a local network.
Data Base Server: A database server is a compute computer r program that provides database services to other computer programs or computers, as defined by the client client server model. The term may also refer to a computer dedicated to running such a program. Database management systems frequently provide database server ver functionality, and some DBMSs (e.g., MySQL) rely exclusively on the client clientserver server model for database access. Such a server is accessed either through a "front end" running on the users computer which displays requested data or the "back end" which runs s on the server and handles tasks such as data analysis and storage. In a master-slave slave model, database master servers are central and primary locations of data while database slave servers are synchronized backups of the master acting as proxies. Some exam examples ples of Database servers are Oracle, DB2, Informix, Ingres, SQL Server. Every server uses its own query logic and structure. The SQL query language is more or less the same in all the database servers. Back End: A back-end end database is a database that is accessed a by users indirectly through an external application rather than by application programming stored within the database itself or by low level manipulation of the data da (e.g. through SQL commands). commands).A back-end end database stores data data, but does not include end-user user application
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elements such as stored que queries, ries, forms, macros or reports and the server part is called the BACK END. END Compilers, the programs that translate source code into object code, are often composed of two parts: a front end nd and a back end. Back end performs the actual translation into object code. The back end usually optimizes to produce code that runs faster.
2.3 Hardware Interface
Client Side:
Client Side(Minimum) Processor RAM Internet Explorer - Intel Pentium III or 128 MB 6 AMD-800 800 MHz Client side side(Recommended) Processor RAM Internet Explorer - All Intel or AMD - 1 256 MB 6 GHZ
Disk Space 100 MB
Disk space 100 MB
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Server Side:
RAD DB2-9.5
Server Side(Minimum) Processor RAM 1GB Intel Pentium III or 256 MB AMD-800MHz 800MHz
Disk Space 3.5 GB 500 MB (Excluding Data Size)
RAD DB2-9.5
Server Side Side(Recommended) Processor RAM 2 GB All Intel or AMD AMD-2 512 MB GHZ
Disk Space 3.5 GB 500 MB (Excluding Data Size)
2.4 Product Functions:
The function of the Online college magazine is to provide an interactive environment where students and faculties of a college can post and read various articles and providing a way to share their ideas and doubts which helps the students to enhance their view views s on different aspects.
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2.5 User Characteristics:

The user who will use the system should have the minimum knowledge about the computer system & the he environment in which he is involved with. And c can an anticipate significant learning of routine ope operations to take place, so he can make use of abbreviations and codes for data input input. Can expect strong user skills to be developed, such as keyboard skills. Error messages must be clear and provide specific guidance for recovery. We cannot annot expect users to develop deeper knowledge or understanding of the computer system without specific training.
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2.6 Constraints:
GUI is only in English. Login and password is used for the identification of users. Only registered Students and faculty will be authorized to use the services. Limited to HTTP/HTTPS. This system is working for single server. Secure access of confidential data (users details). SSL can be used. 24 X 7 availability Better component design to get better performance at peak time Flexible ble service based architecture will be highly desirable for future extension
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2.7 Architecture Design:
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2.8 Use Case Model Description

Student:
update profile
register article view respond to article
view profile
search an article
student login
download article
file complaint
post article give feed back withdraw complaint
admin
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Usecase Login View profile Update profile View articles Post articles Respond to article Search an article Download An Article File complaint Withdraw complaint Give feedback
Description The user has to login in order to. Every reg. user has his his\her her own profile in OCM. The user can update his his\her profile. The user can view all posted articles. The user can post the article to OCM. The User can rate, comment and can give feedback on an article. The User can search for an article. The User can download the posted articles. The user can file a complaint to admin. The user has option to withdraw the complaint. The user can give feedback regarding OCM OCM.
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Moderator:
approval from admin
update profile
view profile register
manage reg. members
manage articles
moderator login add or remove reg. members
admin read & post articles
search generate reports
<<include>>
send to
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Use case Login View profile Update profile Manage reg. members Manage articles
Description The moderator has to sign sign-in in in order to begin his work. Every moderator has his his\her own profile containing their details (person (personal/professional). The moderator has an option to update his profile. The moderator can manage the register users. The moderator can manage (add/remove) the posted articles articles.
Add\Remove reg. The moderator has the right to add/remove remove the reg. users. users Read & Post The moderator can read the articles and can post the articles articles. Search Generate reports Send to The moderator can search the articles articles\members members in OCM. The moderator generates OCM statistics. The moderator sends reports to the admin.
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Guest:
search articles
read articles
like/comment on articles guest enter to ocm
download articles
Use Case Enter to OCM Search articles Read articles
Description The guest has to first enter OCM site. The guest can search an article. The guest can read the articles
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Like\comment Download articles
The guest can like/comment comment on the articles. The guest can download the articles in different formats.
Administrator:
Publish to homepage
Update Generate reports
Manage articles View profile
Manage reg. users
admin
login Select moderator
Backup data
Search
view feed back
Replay to feedback Read & Post articles Take action
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Use case Login View profile Update profile Generate reports Publish to homepage Manage articles Manage reg. user Select moderator Backup data Search Read & post articles View feedback Take action
Description The admin has to login to begin his work. The admin can view his/her profile. The admin can update his/her profile. The admin generates reports on OCM. The admin publishes the reports on OCM on home page The admin can manage (add/remove) the posted articles. The admin can manage (add/remove) the reg. members. The admin can select & set the moderator privileges to the user. The admin can backup the entire OCM data. The admin can search the articles articles\members members in OCM. The admin can read the articles and can post the articles. The admin can view the feedback given by users. The admin can take an action on the feedback.
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Reply to feedback
The admin gives the reply to the users.
2.9 Class diagram diagram:
student name age year branch mob no sex email_id student_id_name password
faculty name experince sub department mob no sex email_id faculty_id_name password
admin name adim_id password mob no sex
moderator name password mob no sex mod_id
user login name uesr_id user type status password
complaint complaint_id subject date
article article id category rating date of pub pub by user
registration reg_id date of birth email_id adress contacts password
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2.9.1 Sequence diagram
2.9.1.1User User login sequence diagram diagram:
User PromptForLogin()
Interface
OCM database
EnterUser Name() EnetrPassword()
Verify()
[Success]
Forward() Verify
DisplayHomePage()
OnSuccess()
[Failure] Onfailure() DisplayErrorPage()
EnterUserNameandPassword()
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2.9.1.2 Searching an article sequence diagram:
User
Interface
OCM database
PromptToSerachArticle()
EnterSearchParameters() Forward() ForwardSearchResults() Search()
DisplayResults()
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2.9.1.3 Authentication of privileged user sequence diagram:
User
Interface
Admin
SendRequestToAuthenticate()
Forward() Check()
[Success]
Display()
AuthenticateAsModerator()
[Failure] Display()
Reject()
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2.9.1.4 Posting an article sequence diagram:
User
Interface
Admin
Database
PromptToSelectCategory()
ForwardArticle() Forward() Verify() Accept() [Success] DisplayMessage() Forward()
Reject() [Failure] DisplayMessage()
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2.9.1.5 Feedback sequence diagram:
User
Interface
Admin
Database
PromptToSelectCategory()
ForwardArticle() Forward() Verify() Accept() [Success] DisplayMessage() Forward()
Reject() [Failure] DisplayMessage()
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2.10 Database Design:
2.10.1ER ER diagram:
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2.10.2 Schema Activity diagrams User-Registration: Registration: Initially user is made to enter collegeID, emailID/mobilenumber number in the registration form, and submitted to the admin/moderator, and then verification fication code is sent to mobile number/email email ID if valid and rejected if the college ID is invalid. . The user is then allowed to enter the user name, if it is already exists, then thenthe the user is takenback to change the username. If the username is unique then it checks for password and remaining mandatory fields. If any of the mandatory ndatory field is left empty or filled or incorrect, then the user is informed to enter the correct values. Once all these verification are succeeded, then the reg. is done.
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enter collage id & mobile no/email id
Request for verification code for reg to mod/admin
Reject
Accept Recieves code to email id/mobile
enter details
verify user name & details
Not valid
User already exists
Enter verification code
Not valid
Valid Reg sucessfull
Accont created
User home page displayed
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User login:
The user has to enter his user name and password password. (If it is valid) valid then he is asked to enter his unique OCM_ID. The entered details are thus verified and if they are valid the user is logged in and the user home page is displayed. Else they are asked to renter the correct values.
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Enter user name & password
Verifaction of username & password Invalid
valid
User login successfull
User homepage is diaplayed
Privileged login:
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Privileged ivileged users here are the administrator and the moderator of OCM.They They are supposed to enter the username and password, entered values are then verified.If the entered username and password are valid then the user is logged in and assigned the desired privileges vileges or else they are asked to retry by entering the correct values.
Enter user name & password
Verification of user name & password
Not valid
Valid
Set admin/moderator previlages
User login sucessfull
User home page is displayed
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Action performed on article:
From the home page the user search for an article on the respected topic, if there are no results then asked to renter the right key word to search. If found results are shown, then the required article is read and it can be given comment/rating/like according to users wish it can also be downloaded.
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Search engine
Search a topic
Not found
Found Show result
Read article
Comment/rate/like
Download
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Posting article:
User has to enter the relative category in which c category ategory they want to post the article is then uploaded that is verified by admin/moderator if the article is accepted then the admin/mod has to send a mail notifying the acceptance of the article, or else they need to send the reason for the rejection of a article rticle to the user. The accepted article is then published on the home page of OCM
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Enter category
Upload article
Verification by admin/moderator
Reject
Send reason for rejection to users
Accept Article accepted Send mail to user
Article published
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Give feedback: User enters the complaint text and sends it to the admin and a complaint_id is generated and returned to the user user.
enter complaint test
send to admin
generate complaint id
return complaint id to user
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Reply to feedback: :
The admin views the feedback lodged by the user and then he may reply to the user directly or he may select the respective moderator and forward the complaint to him.
reply to user
select a moderator
forward to a moderator
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Admin dmin select a moderator moderator:
The administrator views the registered members who sent the request for being a moderator and then he selects the desired user and gives him the privileges of the moderator.
admin
view reg members
select a reg member
set privilages
return tro home page
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Request to admin for moderator rights: The registered user forwards the request to the administrator. The admin verifies the details & accepts or rejects the approver, if he is accepted he is provided with the privileges of a moderator or else he gets rejected.
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reg mem forward to admin for moderator req approval
admin verify the details
accept aprove req
set privilages reject
return to home page
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3.0 Specific Requirements
3.1 Use Case Reports:
A use case is used to define a series of interactions between external actors (the users or another system) and the system in question (your piece of software). The use case always focuses on a goal, and it ends when this goal is completed. com Besides the main series of interactions, it can also include alternative versions (other series of interactions that will fulfil the goal) and versions that will cause failure. In the end, it will give you a very clear sequence, written in natural language, easy to understand. You can move on by taking a "snapshot" of a use case, called a scenario which is one specific instance of the use case one single path that takes you from the beginning to the end, selected from the various paths and combinations nations available to fulfil the goal.
Use cases are the basis for creating patterns, or you can organize them into diagrams in many cases, a better alternative to long text in natural language. They are a good tools of each requirement and its current s status.
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Once you have a use case, you need to make sure that it is indeed important, not one of the useless conditions that crowd your project, even if nobody can remember where they originated. A very simple and effective method, called Quality Function Deployment eployment (QFD) will help you identify which are the most important options for the client, and which can be eliminated. Give users (or user surrogates) a list of the use cases and a certain number of points (or a sum of cash, to make it even easier to und understand) erstand) to assign to the use cases, in order of the importance. Make sure you include all the types of users (every group of actors involved), otherwise it's not relevant. In some cases, you may need to organize a hierarchy of the groups of actors for instance, nstance, give more points (or cash) to the group that is likely to use the program more often than the rest. Balance the number of points obtained by each function against the costs of developing it. After that, the results are pretty obvious and easy to interpret.
3.2 Supplementary Requirements Requirements: To enhance the existent features of the project we require the followingSupplementary requirements requirements: User friendly Upgraded configuration with suitable graphic content Compatible with existent spyware & fire fire-wall
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1.0 Introduction 1.1 Purpose

Online College Magazine

1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations Abbreviations:

Online College Magazine

Online College Magazine

Complete Reference - J2EE - Keogh. www.google.com www.w3schools.com

1.5 Technologies to be used:

Online College Magazine

1.6 Overview verview

Online College Magazine

2.0 OVERALL DESCRIPTION 2.1 Product Perspective:

2.2 Software Interface:

Online College Magazine

Online College Magazine

Online College Magazine

2.3 Hardware Interface

Disk Space 100 MB

Disk space 100 MB

Online College Magazine

Disk Space 3.5 GB 500 MB (Excluding Data Size)

Disk Space 3.5 GB 500 MB (Excluding Data Size)

2.4 Product Functions:

Online College Magazine

2.5 User Characteristics:

Online College Magazine

Online College Magazine

2.7 Architecture Design:

Online College Magazine

2.8 Use Case Model Description

register article view respond to article

post article give feed back withdraw complaint

Online College Magazine

Online College Magazine

approval from admin

view profile register

manage reg. members

moderator login add or remove reg. members

admin read & post articles

search generate reports

Online College Magazine

Online College Magazine

like/comment on articles guest enter to ocm

Use Case Enter to OCM Search articles Read articles

Online College Magazine

Like\comment Download articles

Update Generate reports

Manage articles View profile

Manage reg. users

login Select moderator

view feed back

Replay to feedback Read & Post articles Take action

Online College Magazine

Online College Magazine

The admin gives the reply to the users.

2.9 Class diagram diagram:

admin name adim_id password mob no sex

moderator name password mob no sex mod_id

user login name uesr_id user type status password

complaint complaint_id subject date

article article id category rating date of pub pub by user

registration reg_id date of birth email_id adress contacts password