E property project documentation

PROJECT REPORT
ON

E-Property

Developed For
Mascot Software Services Pvt Ltd.

Submitted By

Sayyed Musakkhir Husain

UNIVERSITY OF PUNE
MASTER IN COMPUTER APPLICATION
Allana Institute of Management Sciences
PUNE-41101
2011-2012

Acknowledgement

I wish to express my deep sense of gratitude and honor toward

Director of Mascot Software Services Pvt Ltd. for giving chance me

to work with organization. His inspiring guidance and constant

encouragement help me for completion of my project.

I also wish to thanks to all people in the organization who help

me during project development time to time.

I also express my honor and gratitude to Prof. R. Ganesan

Director of Allana Institute of Management Sciences, Pune, and

constant encouragement for completing my project work successfully.

I wish to express my honor and gratitude to Prof. Jawed Khan

HOD of Allana Institute of Management Sciences, Pune for providing

the necessary facilities and encouragement for completing my project

work successfully.

I wish to express my deep sense of gratitude and honor toward

my internal guide Miss. Mehdi K. I. committed devotion, dedication

and encouragement with full faith on me.

Place : Pune

Date : 1-April-2012 Sayyed Musakkhir Husain

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INDEX
Chapters Title Page No.

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Company Profile 4

1.2 Existing System and Need for System 6

1.3 Scope of Work 9

1.4 Operating Environment – Hardware and 11

Software

1.5 Detail Description of Technology Used 12

2 PROPOSED SYSTEM

2.1 Proposed System 25

2.2 Objectives of System 28

2.3 User Requirements 29

3 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

3.1 Class Diagram 32

3.2 Use Case Diagram 33

3.3 Sequence Diagram 37

3.4 Activity Diagram 54

3.5 Module Hierarchy Diagram 70

3.6 Component Diagram 71

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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 156

4 USER MANUAL

4.1 User Manual 167

4.2 Menu Explanation 170

5 DRAWBACKS AND LIMITATIONS 174

6 PROPOSED ENHANCEMENTS 176

7 CONCLUSION 178

8 BIBLIOGRAPHY 180

9 ANNEXURES 1: REPORTS 183

10 ANNEXURES 2: SAMPLE CODE 192

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1.1 Company Profile

Mascot Software Services Pvt Ltd is a multifaceted integrated

Software Development provider and offers a range of services in the

areas of Information Product Development, Management Consulting,

Business Process Re-engineering and Change management. We are

geared to provide development solutions on major technologies in web

& software industry. We at Ybrant Soft strive to achieve 100% client

satisfaction at every time by maintaining excellence in application

development through continuous involvement & interaction with client

& cost effective pricing. We surely mean 70% cost effective pricing

compared to any other developing partners in India.

Our strategic goal is to provide high quality technology

solutions that provide practical cost effective and value-added

solutions to our client's. The offerings of the company are focused on

leveraging the core competencies of the organization. Mascot

Software Services has the ability to quickly put together large

implementation teams with a diverse set of technical and management

skills. Our quest is for continual improvement and this as our guiding

philosophy. All our consultants are continually updated in latest

developments in SAP environment.

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About Us:

Mascot Software Services vision is to add power through

enhancing the competitive advantage of the customer's business on an

ongoing basis by providing quality and innovative solutions that are

most relevant to its business needs. Mascot Software Services is

growing from strength to strength based on its abiding concern for the

basic values upon which it has built its foundation. Mascot Software

Services is providing the best-in-class solutions that keep its customers

investment protected and enable them stay ahead of competition.

Listening to its customers, understanding the Critical Success

Factors important to their business needs and developing solutions

based on the problem at hand have been some of the key underlying

reasons for its successful business relationships with its customers.

Through such close and strong relationships Mascot Software

Services acquiring and enhancing its application domain knowledge

and best business practices from its birth. Based on the core

competencies, it has decided to focus on the following verticals.

Website : http://www.mascotss.com
Address : Ambedkar Nagar, Hotgi Road,
Solapur-413225, Maharashtra.
Contact No : 9850055307
Email : admin@mascotss.com

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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 can’t be sure that they will be able to find a

proper property.

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 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.

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 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.

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1.3 Scope

The system is highly flexible one and is well efficient to make

easy interactions with the client. The key focus is given on data

security, as the project is online and will be transferred in network. The

speed and accuracy will be maintained in a proper way.

This will be a user-friendly one and can successfully overcome

strict and severe validation checks. The system will be a flexible one

and changes whenever can be made easy. Using the facility and

flexibility in .NET and SQL, the software can be developed in a neat

and simple manner there by reducing the operator’s work.

Since the project is developed in ASP.NET as a front-end and

SQL as a back-end it can be modified easily and used for a long

period.

The proposed system maintains all the property information

online. The system identifies various sources of properties and

accordingly provides information. The various sources are land,

apartments, row-house, etc. It provide information to one and all who

visit the site but to upload a property for sale and rent and to send a

request to buy a desire property only can be made who register with

the side.

Through this project I have tried to automate the task of:

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 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 auto

generation.

 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 site’s owner. So, Administrator of site

can make any changes such like can add a new property category and

property type details on the working windows.

 Administrator can also change the Banner.

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1.4 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT – Hardware and

Software

Hardware Specification:

Server

Processor : Intel P-IV (or above)

RAM : 512 MB (or above)

Hard disk : 20 GB (or above)

Client

Processor : 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 Server

Web Browser : IE 4 or Netscape 4x or upwards

Development Tool : ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript, HTML, DHTML,

AJAX.

Database : Microsoft SQL Server 2008

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1.5 TECHNOLOGY USED

 ASP.NET

ASP.NET is a set of web development technologies marked be

Microsoft. Programmers can use it to build dynamic web sites. Web

applications and XML web services. It is part of Microsoft’s .net

platform and is the successor to Microsoft’s Active Server Pages

(ASP) technology.

 Principles of ASP.NET

Even though ASP.NET takes its name from Microsoft’s old

web development technology, ASP, the two differ significantly.

Microsoft has completely rebuilt ASP.NET, based on the Common

Language Runtime (CLR) shared by all Microsoft .NET applications.

Programmers can write ASP.NET code using any of the different

programming 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-based

technologies because the server-side code is compiled to one or a few

DLL files on a web server.

ASP.NET attempts to simplify developers transition from

Windows application development to web development by allowing

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them to build pages composed to controls similar to a Windows user

interface. A web control, such as a button or label, functions in very

much the same way as events. Controls know how to render

themselves: whereas windows controls draw themselves to the screen,

web controls produce segments of HTML which form part of the

resulting page sent to the end-user’s browser.

ASP.NET encourages the programmer to develop applications

using an event-driven GUI paradigm, rather than in the conventional

web scripting fashion. The framework attempts to combine existing

technologies such as JAVA Scripts with internal components like

―View State‖ to bring persistent (inter-request) state to the inherently

stateless web environment.

 C Sharp

In June 2000, Microsoft announced both the .NET platform and

a new programming language called C#. C# is a strongly-typed object

oriented language designed to give the optimum blend of simplicity,

expressiveness, and performance. The .NET platform is centered on a

Common Language Runtime (similar to JVM) and a set of libraries

which can be exploited by a wide variety of languages which are able

to work together by all compiling to an intermediate language (IL). C#

and .NET are a little symbiotic: some features of C# are there to work

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well with .NET, and some features of .NET are there to work well with

C# (though .NET aims to work well with many languages). This article

is mostly concerned with C#, but sometimes it is useful to discuss

.NET too. The C# language was built with the hindsight of many

languages, but most notably Java and C++. It was co-authored by

Anders Hejlsberg (who is famous for the design of the Delphi

language), 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 of

one company controlling it. Said another way, C# is a non-proprietary

language that no single company can control. The ECMA committee

has recently accepted two new specifications. These are the Standard

EMCA-334: C# language Specification and the standard EMCA-335:

Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) Specification. I took a quick

look at these. The acceptance of EMCA-334 is the approval of the

third edition of the C# language. This standard specifies the syntax and

constraints used to create a standard C# program. Additionally, it

defines the semantic rules for interpreting C# programs and the

restrictions and limits that must be met to be considered a conforming

version of C#. More specifically, what does this mean to a C#

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developer? It means that a number of new features can be used with

confidence because future C# compilers will be supporting them.

These features include:

 Pragma directives

 Anonymous methods

 Static classes

 Partial declarations

 Property get and set assessors

 Generic types and methods

 Iterators

 Null-able types

With the changes that have been made to the C# language, it is also not

surprising that changes also needed to be made within the standardized

CLI 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 ―Debug

Interchange Format‖ section.

In the CLI, there are numerous types and members that were added to

the type library. These include a number of generics in the System

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namespace ranging from Action <T> to Typed Reference. The System

Collections Generics namespace was also added along with numerous

types within it. The system reflection namespace was updated to allow

for support of generics reflection as well to include new enumeration

values to support non-standard encoding of string formatting attributes.

The System Runtime Compiler Services namespace was updated to

include types Compilation Relaxations and Compilation Relaxations

Attribute. Finally, the System threading Parallel namespace now

contains a number of new types for supporting multi-threaded CPUs.

As you can see, C# and the .NET Framework are evolving. These new

additions help to boost C# into being an even more powerful, non-

proprietary, standardized language. Although Microsoft may be

initiating the changes, it is good to know that a standards board is

controlling the language. In my opinion, this gives C# developers some

added protection as the C# language continues to evolve.

DOT NET FRAMEWORK:

The Microsoft .NET Framework is a software framework that

can be installed on computers running Microsoft Windows operating

systems. It includes a large library of coded solutions to common

programming problems and a virtual machine that manages the

execution of programs written specifically for the framework. The

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.NET Framework is a key Microsoft offering and is intended to be

used by most new applications created for the Windows platform.

The framework's Base Class Library provides a large range of

features including user interface, data and data access, database

connectivity, cryptography, web application development, numeric

algorithms, and network communications. The class library is used by

programmers, who combine it with their own code to produce

applications.

Programs written for the .NET Framework execute in a

software environment that manages the program's runtime

requirements. Also part of the .NET Framework, this runtime

environment is known as the Common Language Runtime (CLR). The

CLR provides the appearance of an application virtual machine so that

programmers need not consider the capabilities of the specific CPU

that will execute the program. The CLR also provides other important

services such as security, memory management, and exception

handling. The class library and the CLR together constitute the .NET

Framework.

Version 3.0 of the .NET Framework is included with Windows

Server 2008 and Windows Vista. The current version of the framework

can also be installed on Windows XP and the Windows Server 2003

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family of operating systems.[2] A reduced version of the .NET

Framework is also available on Windows Mobile platforms, including

smart phones as the .NET Compact Framework. Version 4.0 of the

framework was released as a public Beta on 20 May 2009.

Common Language Runtime Engine

The Common Language Runtime (CLR) is the virtual machine

component of the .NET framework. All .NET programs execute under

the supervision of the CLR, guaranteeing certain properties and

behaviors in the areas of memory management, security, and exception

handling.

Language Independence

The .NET Framework introduces a Common Type System, or

CTS. The CTS specification defines all possible data types and

programming constructs supported by the CLR and how they may or

may not interact with each other. Because of this feature, the .NET

Framework supports the exchange of instances of types between

programs written in any of the .NET languages. This is discussed in

more detail in Microsoft .NET Languages.

Base Class Library

The Base Class Library (BCL), part of the Framework Class

Library (FCL), is a library of functionality available to all languages

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using the .NET Framework. The BCL provides classes which

encapsulate a number of common functions, including file reading and

writing, graphic rendering, database interaction and XML document

manipulation.

Simplified Deployment

The .NET framework includes design features and tools that

help manage the installation of computer software to ensure that it does

not interfere with previously installed software, and that it conforms to

security requirements.

Security

The design is meant to address some of the vulnerabilities, such

as buffer overflows, that have been exploited by malicious software.

Additionally, .NET provides a common security model for all

applications.

Portability

The design of the .NET Framework allows it to theoretically be

platform agnostic, and thus cross-platform compatible. That is, a

program written to use the framework should run without change on

any type of system for which the framework is implemented.

Microsoft's commercial implementations of the framework cover

Windows, Windows CE, and the Xbox 360.[4] In addition, Microsoft

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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 programmer’s

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:

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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is comprehensive, integrated data

management and analysis software that enables organizations to

reliably manage mission-critical information and confidently run

today’s increasingly complex business applications. SQL Server 2005

allows companies to gain greater insight.

Why SQL Server 2005?

SQL Server 2005 is a comprehensive database platform providing

enterprise-class data management with integrated business intelligence

(BI) tools. The SQL Server 2005 database engine provides more

secure, reliable storage for both relational and structured data, enabling

you to build and manage highly available, performing data applications

that you and your people can use to take your business to the next

level.

The SQL Server 2005 data engine lies at the core of this enterprise data

management solution. Additionally, SQL Server 2005 combines the

best in analysis, reporting, integration, and notification. This enables

your team to build and deploy cost-effective BI solutions with which

they can drive data into every corner of your business through

scorecards, dashboards, Web services, and mobile devices.

Close integration with Microsoft Visual Studio, the Microsoft Office

System, and a suite of new development tools, including the Business

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Intelligence Development Studio, sets SQL Server 2005 apart.

Whether you are a developer, database administrator, information

worker, or decision maker, SQL Server 2005 provides innovative

solutions that help you gain more value from your data.

The following diagram illustrates the core components in SQL Server

2005, showing how SQL Server 2005 is a key part of the Windows

Server System in integrating with the Microsoft Windows platform—

including the Microsoft Office System and Visual Studio—to offer

solutions that deliver data to every corner of your organization.

SQL Server 2005 Core Components

• Enterprise Data Management. SQL Server 2005 delivers a more

reliable, secure, and productive data platform for line-of-business

and analytical applications. This version of SQL Server is the

largest version of SQL Server ever, as well as the most dependable

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and secure version.

• Developer Productivity. SQL Server 2005 provides an end-to-end

development environment that includes many new technologies

that empower developers and significantly increase their

productivity.

• Business Intelligence. The comprehensive analytical, integration,

and data migration capabilities of SQL Server 2005 enable

companies to extend the value of their existing applications,

regardless of the underlying platform. BI solutions built on SQL

Server 2005 put critical, timely information in the hands of all your

people, empowering them to make better decisions faster.

Some features that will help to advance your business in three key

areas:

SQL SERVER 2005 FEATURES COMPARISION

Microsoft has redesigned the SQL Server 2005 product family to

better meet the needs of specific customer segments by introducing

four new editions:

Express, Workgroup, Standard, and Enterprise.

These new editions offer a range of features—from high availability

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and scalability to advanced business intelligence tools—designed to

empower users across an organization. As a low-cost mainstream

database, SQL Server 2005 delivers unprecedented value and

functionality compared with competitive solutions. For demanding

enterprise systems, SQL Server 2005 represents a dramatic step

forward, with reduced application downtime, and high scalability and

performance, and tight security-related controls.

Because SQL Server is part of the Windows Server System, customers gain

the benefits of reduced total cost of ownership and faster development time.

This is due to the increased manageability and integration resulting from the

common engineering strategy implemented across Windows Server System

products.

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2: PROPOSED SYSTEM

2.1 Proposed System

 The Proposed system which will allow the user to quickly and easily

search 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 to

overcome all the pre describe problems.

 The system being an online system will give accurate information

regarding the property which helps to view all the property information

directly 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 change

their account details.

 For avail services for selling and buying property, members should be

able to access property details.

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 Member should be able to enter all the necessary description of their

property for sale.

 Member should be able to enter all the necessary description of their

property for sale.

 Member should be able to view overall properties available for sale in

city.

 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 and

advertisement.

 All the information of the property should be according to their

location description prize image.

 Administrator should be able to maintain all possible results for search

option.

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2.2 Objective of System

 Time Effective and Cost Effective

Property site is available to anybody and anywhere. This saves a lot of

time of the customer and in a very little span the register user may look

the ―what’s an offer on the special products purchasing‖. This plan cost

offered in economic too.

 Database Creation

A database of the registered users will be created and this will help the

users to fetch the details of recent property as per requirements. There

is a separate database for administrator for updating the site.

 Mobility

Internet is available to everybody anywhere anytime here, this makes

the site highly mobile.

 Informative

The site has all the necessary details about the concerned property and

materials hence, provide all the relevant information therefore. For

example, searching of appropriate property has done, and then the

information of purchasing is provided to registered users by mailing.

 Wide Approach

Any person can visit it. User can register with or without photographs.

Therefore it has a wide range of users.

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 Security

Proper authorization and authentication provisions have been made for

the security of the site so that only the registered user can look the

special offer details. Without proper login no one is allowed to access

the special offer list of this site.

 Flexible

The site is flexible to any expansion or contraction in the future. For

example: sending email confirmation to the email as well as through

sms after the registration. If new property added on the website, the

sms alert will be available for mobile users.

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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 will

facilitate the availability of the data anywhere and anytime.

 User requires a system where property seller and buyer should have

direct communication without any agent so that seller and buyer should

not have to give commission to agent.

 User manual is guide for using this system following or the stapes for

user to excess the site.

 First user sees the home page of the sites which gives the site

description there are button for member registrations. There are link

for property sale deals, rent, and buy properties.

 If the user wants to register directly click on register button to proceed

ahead.

 After clicking registration button new window open showing forms

which must field by user the form contain general information of user

then click submit button. On successful registration welcome window

will come.

 After log in user will see a welcome a screen where user can edit

profile or can sign-out.

 User can also upload property and buy request and change password.

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3.1 CLASS DIAGRAM
Class Diagram for E-Property
Advertiser Admin
Advertiser_Id Property_Owner
Username POwner_Id
Password 1..* 1 Username Username
Fname Manage Password Password
Address email Fname
State Address
City Manage
State
Pincode 1 1..* City
Mobile 1Login() Pincode
Forgot_Pass() Mobile
Register()
View_Report()
Login()
Manage_Category() Register() 1
Forgot_Pass()
Manage_Plan Login()
Update() 1 1
1 Forgot_Pass()
1
Delete()
Update()
Manage
1..* Delete()
1

Approve/ Manage
*

Reject 1
Post
Agent
Agent_Id
*

Username Buyer
Advertisement Password
Advt_Id Fname
Address Buyer_Id
Advertiser_Id Username
Plan_Id City Post
*
State Password
Start_Date Fname
End_Date Pincode
Manage Mobile 1..* Gender
Image Address
Duration Register()
City
Amount Login()
State
Forgot_Pass()
Post_advertisement() Pincode
Update()
Add() Approve/ Delete() Register()
Update() Reject
Delete() 1 Login()
1

makes
Forgot_Password()
Post_Requirement()
Post
1

Search()
1..* BookProperty()
1..*

has 1..*
Update()
Property Delete()
make
1..*

1
Plans Property_Id
Buyer_Id
Plan_Id
Property_Type
Advt_ID
Buying Type
P_Name
P_Amount
Property_category
P_Desc makes
Address
Duration City Search
* State *
Locality
pincode
Add()
BHK
Update()
Add() 1..*
Delete()
Update()
Delete() Payment
Search_Property() Booking_Id
Book_Property() 1..*
Payment_mode
Buyer_Id
1..* Property_Id
Pay_Date
Amount
Advertiser_Id

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3.2 USE CASE DIAGRAM
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Update Profile

«include» Provide old Password
Forgot Password

«include» «include»
Book Property Payment Confirmation

View Booking History
Buyer
Post
d»
en
xt
«e

«extend» Update
Manage Requirement «e
xte
nd
»
Delete

View Response

Send Feedback

Logout

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Use case for Advertiser
Registration Details

Require username
ude»
«incl and password
Login «ext
end»
Change Password

«include»
Forgot Password Require username

Select Plan

«include»
post advertisement payment

«include»

View all posted Confirmation
advertisement

Add
end»
«ext
Manage Advertise «extend»
«e Update
xte
nd
»

View
Update Profile
Advertiser

Logout

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3.3 SEQUENCE DIAGRAM

Sequence Diagram for Login

Browser Server DataBase

user
1: Select Role 2: Validation

3: Error Message

4: Enter
Username and 5: Validation
password
6: Error Message
7: send Details
8: Send Details 9: Verify

10: Error for
12: Invalid 11: Invalid
invalid username
username and username and
and password
password password
13: valid
username and
14: Welcome password
15: show message
welcome page

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Sequence Diagram for Forgot Password


user

1: Forgot
password 2: Request for
request Forgot Password
Page 3: Process Page
4: Show Page
5: Display Page

6: Enter
Username 7: Send
username 8: Submit
9: Verify
username

11: Wrong 10: Wrong
username username error
message
14:Password 13:Password 12: valid
sent to your sent to your username
email email

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Sequence Diagram for Change Password


user
1: Click on
Change 2: Request for
Password Change
3: Process Page
Password page

5: Show change 4: Show change
Password Page password Page

6: Enter current,
new, and retype 3: Validate
password password
11: Error
Message 7: send current, 8: submit current 9: Validate current
new and and new password and
Password password update new
10: Error password
11: Error message if it is
Message invalid
14: Show 13: Password
15: Show confirmation changed
confirmation message
message

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Approve/Reject Property : Admin

Browser Server Database

Admin

1: Request for
property list

2: Sent Request
3: Execute
4: Fetch Details
Request

5: Property
6: Show Property Request List
7: Show Property Request list
Request list
8:
Approve/Reject
property request
list 9: Sent Details

10: Update
status 11: Update Details
12: show
Updated
13: successfully
14: Approve/Reject
Approve/Reject Property
Property successfully
successfully

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Manage Property Type : Admin


Admin

1: Request for
Property Type
Details
2: Sent Request
3: Execute
4: Fetch Details
Request
5: Property Type
Details
6: show property
7: View Details Type Details

8: Add/Update/
Delete Property 9: Sent Details
Type

10: Update
status 11: Fetch Details
12: show
13: Add/Update/ message
Delete Property
14: show
Type
message

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Manage Property Category : Admin


Admin

1: Request for
Property
Category Details

2: Sent Request
3: Execute
4: Fetch Details
Request
5: Property
Category Details
7: Show property 6: show property
category details Category Details
7: Add/Update/
Delete Property
Category
8: Sent Details

9: Update status
10: Fetch Details
11: show
12: Add/Update/ message
Delete Property
13: show
Category
message

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Manage Plan : Admin


Admin

1: Request for
Plan Details

2: Sent Request
3: Execute
4: Fetch Details
Request

5: Plan Details
List
6: Show Plan
7: Show Plan
Details
Details
8: Add/update/
Delete Plan
9: Sent Details

10: Update
status 11: Update
Database
12: Updated
13: Plan is successfully
14: Plan is
added
added
successfully
successfully

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Send Response : Admin


Buyer

1: Request for
Requirement
Details

2: Sent Request
3: Execute
Request 4: Fetch Details

5: Requirement
6: Show Details
7: View Requirement
Requirement Details
Details
8: Send
Response
9: Send Details 10: Submit 11: Update
Details Database
12: Response
13:Send
Details
Response
14: Send Details
successfully

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Sequence Diagram for Manage Agent : Admin


Admin

1: Select Agent
2: Request for
Agent page 3: Process Page

4: Fetch Agent 5: Process Agent
details Details
6: Give Agent
7: Show Agent details
8:Show Agent details
Details
9: Select Agent
to Delete 10: Request to
Delete Agent 11: Request to 12: Delete Agent
Delete Agent Details
14: Show Agent 13: Agent is
is deleted Deleted
15: Show Agent
successfully
is deleted
successfully

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Sequence Diagram for Registration :Buyer/Seller/Agent

Buyer/
Seller
1: Enter valid
URL 2: Request for
Home Page 3: Process Page

5: Show Home 4:Show Home
Page Page

6: Click on 7: Request for
Register Registration 8: Process Page
Page
9: Show
10: Show Registration
Registration Page
page
11: Enter 12: validate
Username information
13: Error
Message 14: send
username 15: Submit
16: validate
username
17: Username
18: Username status
19: Username
available
available

20: Enter
Registration 21: Validation
Details
22: Error
message
23: Send Details 24: Submit 25: Database is
Details updated
26: Updated
27: Updated successfully
28: Updated
successfully
successfully

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Sequence Diagram for Property Search : Buyer


Buyer

1: Enter property
search info
2: Validation
3: Error Message
4: sent Request 5: Execute
7: Search Result
8: Display Result

9: View Result

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Manage Requirement : Buyer


Buyer

1: Request for
Requirement
Details

2: Sent Request
3: Execute
4: Fetch Details
Request
5: Requirement
Details
6: Show
Requirement
Details
7: Edit/Delete
Requirement
8: Sent Details

9: Update status 10: Update
Database
11: show
message
12: Requirement
13: Requirement Details
Details

50

View Response : Buyer


Buyer

1: Request for
Response
Details

2: Sent Request
3: Execute

5: Response
Details
6: show Response
7: View Details
Response
Details

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Manage Property : Owner


Buyer

1: Request for
property Details

2: Sent Request
3: Execute
4: Fetch Details
Request
5: Property
Details
6: show property
Details

7: Add/Update/
Delete property
8: Sent Details

9: Update status
10: Fetch Details
11: show
message
12: Add/Update/
13: show
Delete property
message

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Manage Advertisement : Advertiser


Advertis-
er 1: Request for
Advertisement
Details

2: Sent Request
3: Execute
4: Fetch Details
Request

5: Advertisement
6: Show Details List
Advertisement
Details
7: Add
Advertisement

8: Sent Details

9: Update status 10: Update
11: show Database
Updated
12: Plan is
successfully
13: Plan is added
added successfully
successfully

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Sequence Diagram for update profile


user

1: Click on 2: Request for
update profile update profile 3: Fetch user
page details 4: Fetch Details

5: Give user
6: Show update Details
7: Show update profile page
profile page

8: Edit or update
profile 9: Send updated
Details 10: Save updated 11: Details is
Details updated

13: Show profile 12: Details saved
is updated
14: Show profile successfully
is updated
successfully

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Feedback : User


user

1: Enter Details 2: validation

3: Error Message 4: Set Details
5: Execute
Request

7: Enter 6: Property
Description 8: validation Details

9: Error Message

10: Sent
Feedback

11: Feedback
info

12: Feedback
13: Feedback
sent
14: Feedback sent
sent successfully
successfully

55

3.4 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
Activity Diagram for Login

Select Role

Enter Username
and Password

Invalid Login
Message

Details
valid?
No

Yes

Welcome Screen

Welcome
message

56

Activity Diagram for Change Password : all User

Enter current password

valid
No

Yes

Enter new and
Confirm password

valid
No

Yes

updated
successfully

57

Activity Diagram for Forgot Password

Enter Username

Invalid Username
Error message
Valid
User
No

Yes

Password Sent to Email

Password Sent
to Email Id

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3.5 MODULE HIERARCHY DIAGRAM

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3.6 COMPONENT DIAGRAM

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3.7 DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM

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3.8 WEPSITE MAP DIAGRAM

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3.9 MODULE SPECIFICATION

This 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.

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 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.

 Agent

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 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.

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 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

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 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.

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3.10 USER INTERFACE DESGIN
Home Page

81

New Registration

84

Admin Welcome Screen

87

Approve/Reject Properties

89

Manage Property Type

90

Manage Property Category

91

Approve/Reject Advertisement

92

Manage Advertisement Plan

93

Manage Advertisements

94

Manage Property Owner

95

Manage Advertiser

96

View Requirements

99

Approved Properties Request

101

Rejected Properties Requests

102

Approved Advertisement Requests

103

Rejected Advertisement Request

104

Advertiser Registration

105

Advertiser Login

106

Advertiser Welcome Screen

107

Create an Advertisement

109

Posted Advertisement Details

111

Proceed for Payment

112

Enter payment Details

113

Successful payment message

115

View pending advertisement

116

View approved advertisement

117

Manage Advertisement

118

Agent Screens
Agent Registration

119

Owner Registration

120

View All owner information registered by Agent

121

Buyer Screens
Buyer Registration validation

122

Buyer Registration

123

Buyer welcome screen

125

Search Property Owner

126

Search result Not found

128

Post Requirement

129

Search Result found

130

Payment Confirmation message

133

Successful payment message

134

Booked property Details

135

Booked Property Details

136

Manage Requirement

137

Property Owner Registration

139

Successful registration message

140

Property Owner Login

141

Welcome Owner Screen

142

Property Registration

143

Property Registration

144

Pending Property

147

Rejected Property

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3.11 TABLE SPECIFICATION
Admin Table
Attributes Data types Size Constraints Description
Username Varchar 15 Primary key Admin Username
Password Varchar 15 Not Null Admin Password
Email Varchar 30 Not Null Admin Email

Property_Owner Table

POwner_Id Bigint 8 Primary key Property Owner Id
Username Varchar 10 Not Null Property owner
Username
Password Varchar 10 Not Null Property owner
Password
F_Name Varchar 30 Not Null Property owner Full
Name
Gender Varchar 6 Not Null Gender
Address Varchar 50 Not Null Address
City Varchar 15 Not null City
State Varchar 15 Not Null State
Pincode Nchar 6 Not Null Pin code
Mobile Nchar 10 Not Null Mobile Number
Email Varchar 30 Not Null Email id
Buyer Table

Buyer_Id Bigint 8 Primary key Buyer Id
Username Varchar 10 Not Null Buyer Username
Password Varchar 10 Not Null Buyer Password
F_Name Varchar 30 Not Null Buyer Full Name
Occupation Varchar 10 Not Null Buyer Occupation
AIncome Bigint 10 Not Null Annual Income
Email Varchar 30 Not Null Email Id

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Agent Table

Agent_Id Bigint 8 Primary key Agent Id
Username Varchar 10 Not Null Agent Username
Password Varchar 10 Not Null Agent Password
F_Name Varchar 30 Not Null Agent Full Name
Yr_Exp Int Not Null Year of Experience
State Varchar 15 Not null State Name
City Varchar 15 Not Null City Name
Email Varchar 30 Not Null Email Id

Advertiser Table

Advertiser_Id Bigint 8 Primary key Advertiser Id
Username Varchar 10 Not Null Advertiser
username
Password Varchar 10 Not Null Advertiser
password
F_Name Varchar 30 Not Null Full Name of
Advertiser
Email Varchar 30 Not Null Email
C_Name Varchar 30 Allow Null Company Name
C_Address Varchar 50 Allow Null Company Address
C_City Varchar 10 Allow Null City
C_CNo Nchar 10 Allow Null Company Contact
Number
website Varchar 30 Allow Null Company website

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Property Table

Property_Id Bigint 8 Primary Property Id
key
Buyer_Id Bigint 8 Foreign Refers to Primary key of
Key Buyer Table
Req_Type Varchar 10 Not Null Requirement Type Sell /
rent etc.
PType_Id Int Foreign key
PCategory_Id Int Foreign key
Transaction_Type Varchar 10 Not null New/ Resale property
Ownership_Type Varchar 30 Not null Freehold/lease
hold/cooperative society
Construction_Age Varchar 30 Not null Construction Age
Furnish Varchar 20 Not Null Furnished/semi
furnished/un-furnished
P_Range Bigint 10 Not Null Price Range
PTax_No Varchar 13 Allow Null Property Taxation Number
Reg_Date Date Allow Null Property Registration Date
Pincode Integer 6 Not Null Pin code
BHK Int 2 Allow Null No. of Bedroom, Hall ,
Kitchen
Total_Floor Int 2 Allow null Total No. of floor
Floor_No Int 2 Allow Null Floor No.
Facing Varchar 10 Allow Null North/East/South/West
BathRoom Int 4 Allow Null No. of Bathroom
Covered_Area Int 10 Not Null Covered area in sq-ft, sq-m,
sq-yrd.
Rate_sq Float 10 Allow Null Rate per Sq feet
Features Varchar(MAX) Allow Null Additional Features of
property.
Image Varchar(MAX) Not Null Image Path
Posting_Date Date Not Null Property posting date.
BStatus Varchar 10 Allow Null Booking Status of the
Property
Status Varchar 10 Allow Null Approved/Rejected/Pending
Status of the Property

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Property_Type

PType_Id Int Primary Property Type ID
key
Property_Type Varchar 25 Not Null Property Type
residential/Commercial/Rur
al etc.

Property_Category

PCategory_Id Int Primary Property Category ID
key
Category_Name Varchar 25 Not Null Apartment/House/Villa/Flat
etc.

Post_Requirement Table

Req_Id Bigint 8 Primary Requirement Id
key
Buyer_Id Bigint 8 Foreign key Buyer id refers to primary
key of Buyer table
State Varchar 15 Not Null State Name
City Varchar 15 Not Null City Name
Property_Type Varchar 10 Not Null Residential/
commercial/Rural etc.
Property_Category Varchar 10 Not Null Apartment/House/Villa/Flat
etc.
BHK Int 4 Allow Null No. of bedroom, hall,
kitchen
Covered_Area Bigint 10 Allow Null Covered area in sq-ft, sq-m,
sq-yrd.
P_Range Bigint 10 Not Null Expected price
Req_Date Date Allow Null Requirement Date
Message Varchar(MAX) Allow null It contains Requirement
Details

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