Table of Content: Draw Back in Existing System 5

Table of Content
Topic Page No
General Market......................................................................................4
Objective...............................................................................................5
Identification Of Need...........................................................................5
Draw Back In Existing System...............................................................5
Software And Hardware Requirement Specification.............................17
Software Requirements.................................................................17
Hardware Requirements................................................................17
Why Java Server Pages (Jsp)...............Error: Reference source not found17
Features Of Javaserver Pages..............Error: Reference source not found18
Features Of Sql Server 2000................Error: Reference source not found19
Jdbc.....................................................................................................19
User Interface.....................................................................................20
Home Page Screen...............................................................................20
Customer Module.................................................................................21
Company Module.................................................................................22
Registration Module.............................................................................22
Share Listing Module...........................................................................23
Feedback Module.................................................................................23
Buy & Sell Module................................................................................23
Data Flow Diagrams.............................................................................24
Main Screen (Home Page).................................................................25
Customer..........................................................................................26
Share................................................................................................27
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Company...........................................................................................28
Feedback..........................................................................................29
Error Messages.................................................................................30
Designing Of System............................................................................30
Entity Relationship Diagram..............................................................37
Data Design......................................................................................40
Development Of Software.................................................................43
Development Of Front-End.................................................................45
Development Of Back-End..................................................................74
Developing Law’s Of Software.............................................................77
Performance Requirements.................................................................77
Complete Coding Of The System..........................................................79
Code Efficiency:..............................................................................273
Code Optimization:..........................................................................273
Testing Technique And Testing Strategies.........................................275
System Implementation.....................................................................280
Scope Of Future Enhancement...........................................................281
Conclusion.........................................................................................282
Bibliography......................................................................................288
Glossary............................................................................................289
GENERAL MARKET
This is a portal designed to facilitate companies and customers who deals in
direct equity market to come online and do transactions.
Main motto of the clinic is to provide the buyers and sellers of equity a common
platform where they can transact fast and securely using latest web technologies
all that with “any time any where” feature.
System perform following function

o Registration of New Customer
o Selling Share On-Line
o Buying Share On-Line
o Share Listing
Registration of New Customer

This part covers up the registration of new customer into our
website and providing other details to customers. It also provides
different links to get information about ShareBazar.
Selling Share On-Line

This part covers up online trading i.e selling of share to a
specified customer at a listed price which is given in ShareListing.
Buying Share On-Line

This part covers up online trading i.e buying of share from a
specified customer at a listed price which is given in ShareListing.
Share Listing
This part covers up the detailed listing of shares like type of
share,name of the company,their respective price and availability of
shares for trading.
OBJECTIVE
I am developing this portal for companies who want to sell shares and for the
customers who want to buy these shares. This portal helps in financial dealing
So, we can say that it will help the companies as well as customers to buy share
and sel share with the spead of light. It will also help in stock monitoring
according to predefine format
This portal will help in getting the current sale and purchase status of shares of
to a particular company.
Customers will have this advantage buying share at “CURRENT RATE” and
exactly when they want to but because we all know how swifty market rate
changes.
We proposing a centralized system with one server maintaining high level of

security.
IDENTIFICATION OF NEED
DRAW BACK IN EXISTING SYSTEM
1. Existing system was slow and man driven , was also involving to much of
paper work.
2. As a broker I can always handle transactions of 4 ot 5 companies but once it
goes beyond that and that too with large number of buyers and sellers I
would certailnt need a some technological help. And that is precisely this
system is being dsigned.
3. Security of transaction over the telephone was again a major issue.
4. Searching the detail of any customers was very difficult, as the user has to
go through all the books thoroughly.
5. Manual entries have made jobs person dependent, no one can help the user
except that person who is handling that portion of job.
6. Person dependent jobs lead to delay in transaction and increase the
processing time to a great amount.
7. Existing system has sorting and filtering features since all records are
chronologically entered date wise on the day they happened.
8. Communication with customers was really difficult as searching address and
pone numbers was really a cumbersome task.
9. Customers enquiries takes longer time since searching records has a high
response time.
10. Stock inventor management dose not seems to be solving any purpose, since
there were no ready comparison available when management wants them.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
The basic aim in the new proposed system was to provide improvised
functionality and flavor of the existing system minus all the drawbacks or short
coming analyzed.
With the front end like JAVA SERVER PAGES and back end MS SQL Server
2000 major bottlenecks of conventional file system, would be removed without
major efforts .The advantage that accrue from having centralized control of data
are as follows:
• Data Redundancy would be removed.
• Simultaneous data access would be possible in multi-user
enviournment
• Standards can be enforced.
• Security restrictions could be applied.
• Backup can be maintained.
• Integrity can be maintained.
• Conflicting requirement could be balanced.
The proposed system allow easy handling and management thru
menu driven applications in GUI enviournment.
The proposed system can be summarized as
Since every information is available at click of a button there is no

need to maintain lethargic paper reports.
System has separate modules named as:
1) Home Page screen
1. Registration
2. Login
3. Feedback
4. FAQ’s
2) Customer Module
o Buy Share
o Sell Shares
o Edit your details
o Check listing of shares
o Contact companies
o Give payments online
o Give feedback.
3) Company Module
o Shares listing
o Change login details
o En-list Share holders
o Delete old share listings
o Change his profile
o Change share rates
o Feedback
4) Registration Module
5) Share listing Module
6) Feedback Module
7) Buy and Sell Module
o Buy Shares
o Sell Shares
o See buying history
o See selling history
o Change requisition
Business modeling:
Business modeling solves the following question in our project.
o What information drives the business process?
o What information is generated?
o Where does the information go?
o Who process it?
The goal of business process engineering is to define architectures that will
enable a business to use information effectively.
In our project I have determined three different architecture of
business objective and goals:
• data architecture
• application architecture
• technology architecture
Data architecture
The data architecture provides framework for our project, to develop
a business function. The individual building blocks of the
architecture are the data objects that are used by the business.
Data objects contain a set of attributes that define some aspect,
quality, characteristics, or descriptor of the data that are being
described.
Once a set of data objects is defined, their relationships are
identified. A RELATIONSHIP indicates how objects are connected to
one another.
Example:
Now I am describing only one example of relationship among
all the relationship, consider the
Objects: COMPANY and CUSTOMER.

The relationship is TRANSACTION; The company provide many
operations like buying and selling of sharess that creates
relationship between them called transaction. The object flows
between business functions, and organized within a database and
transformed to provide information that serves the needs of the
business.
Application architecture:
In this concept we determine those element that transform objects
within the data architecture for some business purpose. We consider
the relationship architecture to be the system of program that
performs this transaction.
Technology infrastructure:
The Technology infrastructures provide the foundation for the data
and application architectures. This includes computers, operating
systems, network, and links storage.
In our project we use Windows NT as operating system, SQL

Server for data storage, and security. For GUI we use Java Server
Pages and Java Script. We connect node with the property of LAN.
DATA MODELING:
The information flow defined as part of the business
modeling phase is refined into a set of data objects that are needed
to support the business .the characteristics (called attributes) of
each object are identified and the relationship’s between these
objects defined.
In our project first we concentrate to establish the following
points
i) data objects
ii) attributes
iii) relationship
Data object:
In this project the data object is a representation of any
composite information that must be understand by software. By
COMPOSITE INFORMATION, we mean something that has a number
of different properties or attributes.
Data object can be external or internal (i.e., anything that
produce or consumes information) data object encapsulates data
only there is no reference within a data object to operations that act
on the data. Therefore the data object can be represent as a table
as below. The table reflects attributes of the object .In this case, a
item is defined in term of ShareId, ShareCategory,
mktval,CompanyName .
Attributes:
Attributes define the properties of a data object.
Attribute names, describe its characteristics, and in some cases,
make reference to another object.
Relationships:
Relationships indicate the manner in which data
object are “connected” to one another.
Now we will explain the relation with the help of our project
component, for example we consider two data object , Company and
customer. These objects can be represented using the simple
notation as below:
Company List Share Customer
PROCESS MODELING:
After defining the data in data modeling phase. I have transformed
the data to achieve the necessary information for implementing a
business function. Processing descriptions are created for adding,
modifying, deleting, or retrieving a data object.
Application generation:
RAD assumes the use of fourth generations. Rather than creating
software using conventional third generation programming language
the RAD process works to reuse existing program components or
create reusable component. In all cases automated tools are used to
facilitate construction of the software.
Testing and turnover:

In the project process emphasizes reuse, many of the program
components must be tested and all interfaces must be fully
exercised.
Business
Modeling
Business Data
Modeling Modeling
Process
Modeling
Data
Modeling Application
Generation
Testing &
Turnover
Process
Modeling
Application
Generation
Testing
&
Turnover
Near about 180 days
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE REQUIREMENT
SPECIFICATION
Hardware Requirements
1) MICROPROCESSOR: PENTIUM - 100 MHz or above.
2) HARD DISK SPACE: Minimum 50 MB for installation and
running.
3) RAM: 32 MB RAM or above for fast execution and reliability.
Software Requirements
Server – Apache Tomcat 5.0/websphare (any web server which
support JSP)
PLATFORM: Windows 9x,Windows NT, Windows XP,linux,solaris.
Driver: ODBC Driver
Database Server: Microsoft SQL Server2000.
Why Java Server Pages (JSP)
The choice of JSP was based mainly because enables rapid

development of Web-based applications that are platform
independent. JSP technology separates the user interface from
content generation, enabling designers to change the overall page
layout without altering the underlying dynamic content.
Some highlights
• Portability across platforms and servers
• Robust exception management and memory management
• Access to the wide range of Java APIs (JDBC, JavaMail, etc.)
• Portable, reusable logic components
• High performance for multiple concurrent requests
• Easy deployment and maintenance
Features of JavaServer Pages
o Rapid Web Development, Deployment, and Maintenance
JavaServer Pages and Java Servlet technologies simplify and speed

the development process for developers and page authors alike.
Once developed, JSP pages are easy to maintain because the
application logic is separated from the page design and content.
o Reusable Components
Most JSP pages rely on reusable, cross- platform components -

JavaBeans or Enterprise JavaBeans components - to perform the
more complex processing required for an application. Developers can
share and exchange components that perform common operations,
and make them available to larger user or customer communities.
o Platform Independence and Widespread Support
JSP and Java Servlet technologies deliver "Write Once, Run

Anywhere" capability, offering unprecedented reuse on any platform,
any server. Many Web and application servers currently deliver or
are about to deliver products that support both JSP and Java Servlet
technologies.
o Industry Support for JavaServer Pages and Java Servlet Is

Broad and Growing
JavaServer Pages and Java Servlet technologies provide a powerful

platform for creating content-rich, dynamic Web pages. And it's
because of this that both technologies have generated strong
industry support. Here are just a few of the companies that are
currently developing JSP and Java Servlet technology-enabled
products.
Features of SQL Server 2000

o The SQL Server 2000 database engine includes integrated XML support. It
also has the scalability, availability, and security features required to
operate as the data storage component of the largest Web sites.
o User-friendly queries and powerful search capabilities
o Scalability and Availability.
o The same database engine can be used across platforms ranging from
laptop computers running Microsoft Windows® 98 through large,
multiprocessor servers running Microsoft Windows 2000
o Supports features such as federated servers, indexed views, and large

memory support that allow it to scale to the performance levels required
by the largest Data base
o SQL Server 2000 allow distributed queries that means it is Passable to

refer data from multiple sources
o Easy of installation, deployment, and use.
o Data warehousing. Supports that includes tools for extracting and

analyzing
o Summary data for online analytical processing. SQL Server also includes
tools for
o Visually designing databases and analyzing data using English-based
questions.
JDBC
Using JDBC it is easy to send SQL statements to virtually any

relational database. In other words, with the JDBC API, it isn’t
necessary to write one program in to access a Sybase database,
another program to access an Oracle database, another program to
access an Informix database, and so on. One can write a single
program using the JDBC API, and the program will be able to send
SQL statements to the appropriate database.
The JDBC API makes it possible to do three things:
1) Establish a connection with a database or access any tabular data source.
2) Send SQL statements.
3) Process the results.
User Interface
System has separate User Interface modules namely:
1) Home Page screen
This page is the first page of the web site allows you to select your path to
the different section of the web site.
As a customer/Company you can directly logon to the site from here and do
further operations.
It allows first level of log on only for doing transaction you need to further
logon using your company/customer ID’s.
It provide some important links along with other like…
1. Registration
Allows customer to give their details and create accounts.
2. Login
Allows first level of of login validation to site.
3. Feedback
Customers and company’s can give feedback to site etc.

4. FAQ’s
List commonly asked questions and their solutions to, and

also allow customers and client to ask new queries.
2) Customer Module
Once you login on to the site as customer you can browse site’s
different sections and also perform transactions like buying and
selling of shares, securities and bonds.
But to be able to perform transactions you need to further logon using your
customer Id and password.
As a customer you can do the following
o Buy Share
o Sell Shares
o Edit your details
o Check listing of shares
o Contact companies
o Give payments online
o Give feedback.
3)Company Module
Once you logon as a company you can do transactions on the site. You can
enlist new sharer delete old once and allow and reject share applications.
As similar to customer you need to re logon by giving you secret company id

and password to perform all the above operations.
Company module allows company to logon for transaction and do the

following
o Shares Details
o Change login details
o En-list Share Holder
o Delete old share listings
o Change his profile
o Change share rates
o Feedback
4) Registration Module
This screen allows you create new login ids for the site. Both customers and
company’s can give their personal and professional details to become the
member of the site.
You also need to enter you payment details by which you’ll pay your
registration fees.
Most importantly it generate your secret ID which allows you to logon to the
site to perform transaction.
5) Share listing Module
Here both company and Customer to see the current situation of the market
and latest share prizes.
Here company’s can update share prizes and see what it need to do to cope
up with the current marker scenario.
Customers can come here and compare share of different companies , go and
buy or sell their shares.
6) Feedback Module
A small but very important module whish is the only interaction between
customer and client and site owners.
It allows customers and company’s to give feedback about different portions

of the site and what owners may improve.
7) Buy and Sell Module

Mostly used by customers to buy and sell their shares.
Customers can give requisition to buy and sell shares to companies and to
brokers.
They can further go down and check their buying and sell history.
Customers can do following here.
o Buy Shares
o Sell Shares
o See buying history
o See selling history
o Change requisition
DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS
INPUT DATA DISLPAY

PROCESS RESULTS
DATA
ShareBazar DB
Level 0 Data Flow Diagram for E-stock.com
2. Admin
1. User Login
Process
3. User

MAIN SCREEN (HOME PAGE)
Main Screen /
Client Homepage
Select
Select
Login
Select Select
Registeration
Feedbac
USTOME
FAQ
k
Authenticate
C
Customer Retrieve &

Check
Client ClientMaster
Share
Sell Listing
Shares Buy Shares
Fetch &
Store Fetch
Seller Buyer

CUSTOMER
Customer
Add Customer Edit

Customer
Store Edit & Save
CustomerMaster

SHARE
Add
Add Share
ShareListing Sharee
Category
Store Sold
Delete Share Shares

Bought Edit &
Store Category
Delete Save
Edit & Edit Share
Save Issue Shares
Share_List Category
ShareTransactio
Buyer & Seller Table
n Rate
Save
&
Delete
Share_List

COMPANY
Company
Add share list

Records Add new
Edit share Comany
list Edit
Records company
Store profile
Edit & Save Store
Edit & Save
ShareList Company_Master

FEEDBACK
Customer’s
Feedback DayEnd
Fetch records Feedback ShareList
Feedback Fetch records
ShareList
Buying Details
Selling Details
Fetch records Fetch records
Seller Buyer
CategoryWise
Share Summary
Share Details
Fetch records Fetch records
ShareList CatWiseShareDetails

ERROR MESSAGES
At the minimum, following error messages are to be given.
• when any field is blank then gives error message, the field
is blank
• When we input character in numeric field then give error
message.
• When the data is less than or grater than range then gives
error message.
• When unauthorized person access the data or any matter
then gives error message.
• At searching when code is not matching then error the code
is present.
DESIGNING OF SYSTEM
The design of the information system produce the detail that
state how a system will meet the requirement identified during
system analysis often refer to this stage as logical design, in
contrast to the process of developing program software, which
is referred to as physical design.
System analysts being the process by identifying

reports, the requirement and output need by the system. Then
the specific data on each are pinpointed. Usually, designers
sketch the form or displays they expect from the system. This
can also be done on a paper or on the computer display with
the help of automated system tools available.
The system design also describes the date to be
input, calculated, or stored. Individual date items and
calculation procedures are written in detail. The procedures tell
how to process the data and produce the output.
Designers are responsible for providing programmers
with complete and clearly outlined software specification. As
programming starts, designers are able to answer questions,
clarify fuzzy areas, and handle problems that confront the
programmers when using the design specifications.
As the software is to be designed in JAVA SERVER
PAGES and JAVA SCRIPT and back-end SQL Server2000, the
concept of database is must for quantity designing. It will be
designed of the database, designing of forms, designing of
reports.
Unlikely the existing system, separate table have
been created for specific details. In order to make the response
time negligible; all the tables have been created in the memory
file system (MFS). Moreover, indexes have been created on the
tables in which the number of records is very large. Therefore,
in the proposed system, search for a value has been made
direct. This is contrast to the sequential search being done in
the existing system have been taken care of in the system.
Design objectives:
The following goals were kept in mind while
designing the new system:
i) To reduce the manual works required to be done in the
existing system.
ii) To avoid errors inherent in the manual works and hence
make the output consistent and correct.
iii) To improve the management of permanent information of
the company by keeping it is properly structured tables
and to provide facilities to update this information as
efficient as possible.
iv) To make the system complete menu-driven and hence
user-friendly. This is necessary so that even non-
programmers could use the system effectively and system
could act as catalyst in achieving objective.
v) To make the systems compatibility i.e. it should “fit in” in
the total, integrated system.
vi) To design the system in such a way that reduces feature
maintenance and enhancement times and efforts.
vii) To make the system reliable, understandable and cost
effective.
Design overview:
The design stage takes the final specification of the system
from analysis and finds the best way of fulfilling them, give the
technical environment and previous decision on required level
of automation.
The system design is carried out in two phase:
i) Architectural design (high level design).
ii) Detailed design (low level design).
High Level Design:

The high-level design maps the business system
described in the program requirement specification to logical
data structure. It involves:
Identifying the entities:

All the entities related to the module were
identified, checked and consolidated.
i) Identifying the relationship :
The relationships between
entities, within and outside the system were identified.
ii) Attribute definatation:

The pertaining to the entities was
identified and their field characteristics were specified.
iii) Normalization:
The entities were normalized. After first
and second normalization go to bcnf was achieved for all the
entities of systems.
i v ) I n t e r fa c e :
Interfacing with other system was done and
attributes related to external entities were identified.
Once the entities and their attributes were defined, entity
relationship diagrams.
Low Level Design:
The low-level design maps the logical model of the

system to a physical database design:
Default database design:

This utility create column and constraint
definitions form the entity model and the table / entity mapping
entered in CASE* dictionary. This database design can be
refined according to your application regarding using can be
refined according to your application regarding using the
tables, columns sand key constraint definition screen to make
amendments.
The step involved here were:
i) Generation of table.
ii) Check constraint.
iii) Primary key.
iv) Unique key.
v) Foreign key.
Module design:
This screen is used to enter module information
during the design stage of business system development. The
application systems, function, tables and columns must already
exist in CASE* dictionary before being referenced.
User preferences:
Based on user preference like form name,
validation of primary key, layout of forms, layout of fields.
Creating title for forms, mandatory input field prompts etc. was
incorporated here.
Generate the program:

The program was generated based on the
relationship specified and according to the user preferences.
Program specification:
The program specifications were written
for the master, transaction, report, and queries. The logic for
each fields, from were so that anyone who does not know
system will be able to code the logic. Field validations and
user-friendly error message were written as a part of the
program specification.
This is done mainly for two reasons:
1) Saving the development time
As the procedures will be common to many
programs, the development time be saved substantially by
keeping.
2) Testing become easier
As the procedures become an independent
entity, it can be easily tested.
DESIGN DECISION:
The system has been decided to develop on
Java Server Pages and Java Script and back-end SQL Server
2000.
SQL Server 2000 has been chosen since the system has
the following requirement and it categorized all:
1. Large database and space management control
Java Server Pages and
Java Script and back-end SQL Server 2000 supports the large
amount of database. It stores the data in the form of tables
making optimal use of the available storage. To make efficient
use of expensive hardware devices, it fulls control of space
usage.
2. Many concurrent database users
Front-end Java Server Pages and
Java Script and back-end SQL Server 2000 support large
number of concurrent users existing a variety of database
application operating on the same data.
3. High transaction processing performance
Java Server Pages and
Java Script with back-end SQL Server 2000 maintains the
preceding features with a high degree of overall system
performance. Database user does not suffer slow processing
performance.
4. Controlled availability
SQL SERVER 2000 can
selectively control the availability of data, at the database level
and sub-database level. For example, an administrator can
disallow use of a specific application so that applicant’s data
can be related, without affecting other application
ENTITY RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM
Na
Name m Address
Phone_R
e
CustomerMaster
Income
Cid Lognam
e
CanBe
Seller
Cid
Type_Share
Company_Nam
e No_Of_Sha
res
Can
Be
Cid
Buyer
Company_Nam
e
Rate_Per_Shar
No_Of_Share e
has
CBalance
Card_Hol
Cid der_Nam
e
Mod_of_Paym
Cheque_N
o
Give
s
Feedback
Name Comment
Email
Profile
Cid CompanyMaster
Compan
y_Name
Launc
h
Check
ssssss
ss
Share_Category
Share_List
Share_
Mkt_Va
Id
l
C_ID Face_Val
Company _
Name
o The underlined attributes are the KEY ATTRIBUTES

o The signifies more attributes
DATA DESIGN
In order to make the Data Design,the data is first analyzed
through ER (Entity Relationship) modeling technique. This technique
emphasizes that a database system for an application is made of
entities.An entity is any comprehensive real world objectthat can be
identified. According to its entities hava relationship with each other
an entity relationship diagram can represent various entities of any
system. What follows next is an ER diagram of the E-stock.com.
From this we form the data design,which is explained next,where
the data on which the code will work will have the following
structure.
CustomerMaster
Initial varchar (4) NOT NULL ,

Name varchar (15) NOT NULL ,
add char (50) NOT NULL ,
City varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
State varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Country varchar (15) NOT NULL ,
Pincode varchar (7) NOT NULL ,
Email varchar (20) NOT NULL ,
Dob datetime NULL ,
Occupation varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Incomegroup varchar (15) NOT NULL ,
Phoneoff varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Mobile varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Logname varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Password varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
memID varchar (10) NOT NULL
CompanyMaster
Address varchar (50) NOT NULL ,
City varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
State varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Country VarChat(10) NOT NULL
Pincode varchar (7) NOT NULL ,
Phone varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Fax Varchar(10) NOT NULL
Personcon varchar (15) NOT NULL ,
Logname varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Pwd Varchar(10) NOT NULL ,
Combackground IVarchar(100) NOT NULL,
memID VarChar(10) NOT NULL ,
sno Int NOT NULL
SELLER
Cid varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
CompanyName varchar (20) NOT NULL ,
No_of_Share Int NOT NULL ,
Type_Share varchar (20) NULL ,
Party_Name varchar (20) NULL ,
Date datetime NULL ,
Fax varchar (12) NULL ,
ContactPerson varchar (50) NULL ,
Mobile varchar (20) NULL ,
Email varchar (50) NULL
Buyer
Cid varchar (10) NOT NULL ,
Company_Name varchar (20) NOT NULL ,
No_of_Share Int NOT NULL ,
Type_Share varchar (20) NULL ,
Party_Name varchar (20) NULL ,
Rate_per_Share Int NOT NULL ,
Date datetime NULL
Feedback
Comment varchar (100) NOT NULL ,
Date Date NOT NULL
ShareMaster
memID char (10) NOT NULL ,
comName varchar (15) NOT NULL
Qty Int NOT NULL
Rate float NOT NULL ,
Type char (1) NOT NULL ,
issueDate Date NOT NULL ,
balance Int NOT NULL ,
Sno Int NOT NULL
Contact
comName varchar (15) NOT NULL ,
Phone Varchar(10) NOT NULL
Reason varchar (100) NOT NULL ,
Date Date NOT NULL ,
Conclusion
The E-stock.com is looking forward to a more
efficient and streamlined processing system and better
coordination between customers and the finance leading to
desired results in terms of quality, service, profits, market,
share and competitive ness.
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NAME
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Goodwill
2. JavaScript Application Jerry
Cookbook (Paperback) Bradenbaugh
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4. Java Server Pages SAMS
5. Java Script SAMS
6. JavaScript Unleashed R. Allen Wyke

(4th Edition)
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Draw Back In Existing System...............................................................5

Software And Hardware Requirement Specification.............................17

Home Page Screen...............................................................................20

Share Listing Module...........................................................................23

Buy & Sell Module................................................................................23

Data Flow Diagrams.............................................................................24

Main Screen (Home Page).................................................................25

Entity Relationship Diagram..............................................................37

Complete Coding Of The System..........................................................79

Testing Technique And Testing Strategies.........................................275

Scope Of Future Enhancement...........................................................281

System perform following function

Registration of New Customer

Selling Share On-Line

Buying Share On-Line

We proposing a centralized system with one server maintaining high level of

The proposed system can be summarized as

Since every information is available at click of a button there is no

1) Home Page screen

o Edit your details

o Check listing of shares

o Give payments online

o Change login details

o En-list Share holders

o Delete old share listings

o Change his profile

o Change share rates

5) Share listing Module

7) Buy and Sell Module

o See buying history

o See selling history

Objects: COMPANY and CUSTOMER.

In our project we use Windows NT as operating system, SQL

Company List Share Customer

Testing and turnover:

Why Java Server Pages (JSP)

The choice of JSP was based mainly because enables rapid

o Rapid Web Development, Deployment, and Maintenance

JavaServer Pages and Java Servlet technologies simplify and speed

Most JSP pages rely on reusable, cross- platform components -

o Platform Independence and Widespread Support

JSP and Java Servlet technologies deliver "Write Once, Run

o Industry Support for JavaServer Pages and Java Servlet Is

JavaServer Pages and Java Servlet technologies provide a powerful

Features of SQL Server 2000

o User-friendly queries and powerful search capabilities

o Scalability and Availability.

o Supports features such as federated servers, indexed views, and large

o SQL Server 2000 allow distributed queries that means it is Passable to

o Easy of installation, deployment, and use.

o Data warehousing. Supports that includes tools for extracting and

Using JDBC it is easy to send SQL statements to virtually any

1) Establish a connection with a database or access any tabular data source.

2) Send SQL statements.

3) Process the results.

System has separate User Interface modules namely:

1) Home Page screen

It provide some important links along with other like…

Allows customer to give their details and create accounts.

Allows first level of of login validation to site.

Customers and company’s can give feedback to site etc.