Model View Controller Based Retail Management System

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Model View ControllerBasedRetail Management
System
Moiuddin Bukhari 2003 CE 357
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Introduction

• What is Model View Controller
• Effect on transaction speed
• Reduce code
• Ease to decide business logic

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Resources

• ASP.net 2.0
• C .NET 2.0
• SQL Server 2000
• Microsoft Office 2003
• Adobe Photoshop CS
• Crystal Reports OEM Version

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Development Phases 1

• Project Planning
• Time Schedule Management
• Design Pattern
• Database Designing

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Development Phases 2

• Writing the Stored Procedures
• Writing the Controller
• Writing the Data Model
• Writing the View

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Development Phases 3

• Designing the view
• Testing
• Deployment

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Project Planning

• Research Work
• Development
• Testing
• Completion

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Time Schedule Management

• Setting a work schedule
• Maintaining the schedule
• Deadline issues
• Constraints

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Design Pattern

• General solution to a common problem
• Only description, not the actual code
• Model View Controller
• Other Design Patterns

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Database Designing

• Designing table structure
• Defining Relationships
• Managing Dependencies
• Entity Relation Diagram

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Stored Procedures

• Why stored procedures are used
• Execution from the database
• Independent of programming language

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Controller

• Handlers
• AdminDelegate Class
• UserDelegate Class
• SsuetController Class

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Data Model

• Sql Helper Class
• Data Access Factory
• Interface Class

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View

• User controls
• Re-usability of user controls
• Forms Designing
• Crystal Reports

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Testing

• Testing Strategies
• Testing at the end of each phase
• Test Cases and Scenarios
• Defect Tracking

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Deployment

• IIS Server
• Deployment Issues
• .NET Framework support

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Summary

• Thoughts before starting the project
• Lessons learned
• Suggestions for
• future enhancements