Project Report on Online Share Trading Simulation

Online Share Trading Simulation

Project Report On

ONLINE SHARE TRADING SIMULATION

Internal Guide Miss Hita M. Joshi

By: Brijesh R. Patel Manish B. Parmar Naresh A. Patel

B. Tech Semester VII Computer Engineering Nov - Dec 2008

Submitted to, Department of Computer Engineering / Information Technology, U. V. Patel College of Engineering Ganpat University, Kherva - 382 711

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U.V.PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

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CERTIFICATE TO WHOM SO EVER IT MAY CONCERN

This This is to cert certif ify y that that Mr/M Mr/Mss ____ ______ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ __st stud uden entt of B. Tech Tech Seme Semest ster er VII VII (Inf (Infor orma mati tion on Tech Techno nolo logy gy / Comp Comput uter er Engi Engine neer erin ing) g) has has completed completed B. Tech Project Project-1 -1 titled titled “Title “Title of the project” project” in the year 200820082009.

Project Guide name Sign

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Acknowledgement

Engi Engine neer erin ing g curr curric icul ulum um neve neverr comp comple lete tess with withou outt acqu acquir irin ing g proj projec ectt experience along with technical information practiced by others. However in the process of learning it is very difficult task to integrate modular technical information without any proper guidance. Thro Throug ugh h word wordss I cann cannot ot expr expres esss my feel feelin ings gs but but stil stilll here here I grab grab this this opportunity to express our gratitude to all those informative and supportive pillars who were directly or indirectly involved in the process of completion of my project. Finally, I would like to thank my Head of the Department Prof. Kiran R. Amin for his constant guidance, encouragement and moral support. At the end my grateful thanks go to our institute, which offer us Industrial training in 6th semester to develop our practical skill.

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Abstract

As we all know that ‘Information is Power’ in this era. And economics, management and finance are the most powerful subjects at any field in this world. In this era of ‘Information Technology’ the world is growing faster and faster. And fast interchange of share dealing makes the person more wealthy. Information provided of proper share price in proper time has too much value. For any busy person who has no time of dealing shares through any firm or intermediate brokers can buy or sell their shares through internet providing better feasibility through any share trading website. So here is presented a better solution for any share market relate person who can see the current share price and buy and sell among any listed companies. So much manual work and time reduced and much paper work can be saved. Any person above 18 can register to the website and deal of any company’s share like buy, sell etc.

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Project Profile Project Title


Project Definition

Give the ease to the users for buying and selling of shares through online after registering to the website.

Scope of Project

Project is useful for Commercial Trade.

Organization

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Internal Guide

Miss Hita M. Joshi

External Guide

Mr. Hitesh Rajput

Team Size

Three Persons

Developed By

Brijesh R. Patel(05CE27) Manish B. Parmar(05CE26) Naresh A. Patel(05CE37)

Front End

Microsoft Visual Basic .Net 2008

Back End

Microsoft SQL Server 2000

Project Submitted

B S Patel Polytechnic, Kherva

Project Duration

15-April-2008 to 12-july-2008

About Project

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As we all know that ‘Information is Power’ in this era. And economics, management and finance are the most powerful subjects at any field in this world. In this era of ‘Information Technology’ the world is growing faster and faster. And fast interchange of share dealing makes the person more wealthy. Information provided of proper share price in proper time has too much value. For any busy person who has no time of dealing shares through any firm or intermediate brokers can buy or sell their shares through internet providing better feasibility through any share trading website. So here is presented a better solution for any share market relate person who can see the current share price and buy and sell among any listed companies. So much manual work and time reduced and much paper work can be saved. Any person above 18 can register to the website and deal of any company’s share like buy, sell etc. There are main modules included.  User:  Login  Registration  Buy share  View Portfolio  Sell share  View Company Information  View Company Share Information Information  View Latest Market NEWS

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 Give Feedback

 Admin:  Register Company

Information(Insert/Edit/Delete/Update) ete/Update)  Manage Company Information(Insert/Edit/Del Price(Edit/Delete/Update)  Manage Company Share Price(Edit/Delete/Update)  Manage User Information(Edit/Delete/Updat Information(Edit/Delete/Update) e)  Manage market NEWS(Insert/Edit/Delete/Update) NEWS(Insert/Edit/Delete/Update)

Introduction

OVERVIEW OF PROJECT:

-We are assigned the task to develop a web application for Online share trading System. -We decide to develop this application using ASP.NET. -We first started started with requirement requirement analysis by studying various share sites to get a clear idea about theis application. -Then we devide the complete project in two basic modules: -Administrator E-Trade

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-User. -Then we started preparing the database according to the requirement analysis. -After finalizing the the initial database , we started started the design of the application which was followed with omplementation of the functionalities. -We have followed the iterative waterfall model for development of the web application. -Then we have tested the web application under various environmental conditions

SCOPE OF PROJECT: - The Internet and other technologies have opened up innovative new ways to give and maintain, and to communicate and collaborate across boundaries.

This application is able to provide following functionalities: functionalities: -Basic share trading functionalities such as user can buy share ,sell the share, view the company portfolio etc. and admin can add company, company, delete delete company, company, edit company company informat information, ion, news informat information, ion, change the company share price etc.. -In module of a user this application application facilities like share the the company share and viewing transaction. The user can obviously not update any share price information by own.

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-In this project facilities like edit share price of company by admin. Admin can change the share price of company according by itself. If company share price change that affect the user account.

PURPOSE OF PROJECT:

-This system has been made up from the scratch, so the problem facing with the other commercial web application has been kept in mind and has been removed. -As it made in ASP.NET technology, consuming application are var varing from lang anguage uage.. So, So, pro program gramm mers ers hav have ease ease of choo choosi sing ng the deve develo lopm pmen entt lang langua uage ge and and do not not need need to worr worry y abou aboutt the the depl deploy oyme ment nt environments. -No need to install on individual system so can be accessed remotely through internet. -Perform vice it is a faster as possible . It does not really consume amount of RAM while running. -Object oriented Architecture along with managed runtime makes this system Robust, Rich, Safe, Faster and Reliable.

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Feasibility Analysis 1 .Technical feasibility: Share trading is one of the fast growing sites.  It is easy to use.

 Available through internet.  Any One can use no need technology knowledge..

2 Time schedule feasibility:- To devel develop op the the proje project ct accor accordin ding g the time time schedu schedule. le. - First First do requ require iremen mentt specif specifica icatio tion n and anal analysi ysis. s. - Then Then crea create te data databa base se of proj projec ect. t. - After After that that create create design design of proj project ect,, then then codi coding. ng. - Then Then,, last last tes testi ting ng of the the fina finall proj projec ect. t.

3 Operational feasibility:

Removes manual work.

 No chance for manual error because Data (result) is directly fetch from result file.  No extra programming or other skills are required  Reduce Paper Work  Faster Work  Reduce Repetition of Work by saving quick notes

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 Data can be fetching from Excel File, so existing data if any can be also used.

4 Implementation feasibility:-

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5 Econo Economic mic feasib feasibili ility ty  To get company share price directly from internet .  To earn more money using this type of websites through internet.  There is no need of special training to use this software.

 No extra hardware cost..

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Basic Hardware and Software Requirements

End-User Browser Configuration:

Browser

Windows Operating System 2000 XP

Microsoft Internet   Explorer 6.0  Netscape 7.1   Mozilla FireFox 1.0.x  Key  Fully tested and supported Configurations have not been fully tested but  should function properly.

System Requirements for Installing Visual Studio Express 2008*

Processor

Minimum: 600 megahertz (MHz) Pentium processor Recommended: 1 gigahertz (GHz) Pentium processor Visual Studio Express can be installed on any of the following systems: Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional SP4 Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Server SP4 Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Advanced Server SP4 Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Datacenter Server SP4 Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional x64 Edition (WOW) Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional SP2 Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition SP2 Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2002 SP2 Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition •

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2004 SP2 Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005 Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003, Standard Edition SP1 Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003, Enterprise Edition SP1 Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003, Datacenter Edition SP1 Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003, Web Edition SP1 Installation of Visual Studio 2005 on the Intel Itanium (IA64) is not supported. Minimum: 192 megabytes (MB) Recommended: 256 MB Up to 1.3 GB of available space may be required Minimum: 800 x 600 256 colors Recommended: 1024 x 768 High Color — 16-bit •

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About Microsoft Visual C# .Net 2008 Visual C#.NET is the most recent generation of Visual C#. Developers will be pleased to note that its new features include inheritance, method overloadi overloading, ng, structur structured ed exception exception handling handling,, and more. more. These capabilit capabilities ies make it easier than ever to create .NET applications, including Windows applications, web services, and web applications. The articles in this section give you all the tips you need to work wit this useful language. As a medi medium um of comm commun unic icat atio ion, n, blog blogss have have thei theirr stre streng ngth thss and and weaknesses. The informal nature of the communication makes it incredibly easy to communicate information on an ongoing basis. The down side, of course, is that the very informality of blogs can also trip you up if you don't E-Trade

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pay enough attention to follow up. I've certainly been guilty of that on this blog (there are still some loose ends I think haven't really been tied up), and we've been guilty of that as a team. One thing we haven't always done a good job of is keeping people apprised of feature decisions that we've made as the VC# 2008 product cycle has progressed. As a result, there has been some confusion as to what features are in and which features are out of the product. So let me start by giving a reasonably concise list of the feature set for VC# 2008...

 General Features assemblies .  Friend assemblies. We now pay attention to the Internals Visible to attribute.  Relaxed delegates.

As long as there is a way to map one delegate's parameters to another, you can now convert freely between delegate types. (I'd wanted to see this extended into full delegate currying, but that will have to wait for a future release.) agility .  Runtime agility. The ability to compile without a VC# runtime, or targeting another VC# runtime.  Calling Object members on interfaces.

Minor feature, but useful in some situations.  Improved generic type inferencing.

In VC# 2005, 005, we woul would d not infer nfer a type ype for a type ype parameter that had multiple inferred types (i.e. a parameter T matched two arguments typed as Integer and Long). In VC# 2008, we will now pick the wider of the two types. (Actually, it's E-Trade

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more complex than this, but you get the idea.)

 LINQ  Local variable type inferencing .  Anonymous types.  Extension methods.

types .  Nullable types. expressions .  Query expressions. This is the From...Where...Select... expression.  Object initializers.

For VC# 2008, we will only support initializing read-write fields of non-collection objects (more on this further down).  Expression trees.

expressions .  Lambda expressions. For For VC# VC# 2008 2008,, we will will only only supp suppor ortt expr expres essi sion onss in lambdas, not statements. methods .  Partial methods.

 XML

 XML literals.  XML members.  XML namespaces.

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I think most everything on this list has so far been discussed, with the exception of the omissions from object initializes. Our original plans, going back to PDC05, included several more features for object initializes, such as being able to write to read-only properties, as well as collection and array init initia iali lize zes. s. In the the end, end, the the sche schedu dule le for for VS 2008 2008 was was not not suff suffic icie ient nt to imp implem lement ent thes thesee featu eaturres with ith a high high deg degree ree of conf confid iden ence ce whic which h unfortunately means that they will have to wait to a release beyond VC# 2008.

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About Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Micr Micros osof oftt SQL Serve erverr 2000 2000 is a fullull-ffeat eatured ured relat elatiional onal datab atabas asee management system (RDBMS) that offers a variety of administrative tools to ease the burdens of database development, maintenance and administration. In this article, we'll cover six of the more frequently used tools: Enterprise Manager, Query Analyzer, SQL Profiler, Service Manager, Data Transformation Services and Books Online. Let's take a brief look at each: Enterprise Manager is the main administrative console for SQL Server installations. It provides you with a graphical "birds-eye" view of all of the SQL Server installations on your network. You can perform high-level administrative functions that affect one or more servers, schedule common maintenance tasks or create and modify the structure of individual databases. Query Analyzer offers a quick and dirty method for performing queries against any of your SQL Server databases. It's a great way to quickly pull information out of a database in response to a user request, test queries before implementing them them in other other applic applicati ations ons,, create create/mo /modif dify y stored stored proced procedure uress and execut executee administrative tasks. SQL Profiler provides a window into the inner workings of your database. You can monitor many different event types and observe database performance in real time. SQL Profiler allows you to capture and replay system "traces" that log log vari variou ouss acti activi viti ties es.. It's It's a grea greatt tool tool for for opti optimi mizi zing ng data databa base sess with with performance issues or troubleshooting particular problems. Service Manager E-Trade

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is used to control the MS SQL Server (the main SQL Server process), MSDTC (Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator) and SQL Server Agent processes. An icon for this service normally resides in the system tray of machines running SQL Server. You can use Service Manager to start, stop or pause any one of these services.

Data Transformation Services (DTS (DTS)) prov provid idee an extr extrem emel ely y flex flexib ible le meth method od for for impo import rtin ing g and and exporting data between a Microsoft SQL Server installation and a large variety of other formats. The most commonly used DTS application is the "Import and Export Data" wizard found in the SQL Server program group. Books Online is an ofte often n over overlo look oked ed reso resour urce ce prov provid ided ed with with SQL SQL Serv Server er that that cont contai ains ns answ answer erss to a vari variet ety y of admi admini nist stra rati tive ve,, deve develo lopm pmen entt and and installation issues. It's a great resource to consult before turning to the Internet or technical support.

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Use Case

In the early stages of a development project, use case diagrams describe real-world activities and motivations. You can refine the diagrams in later stages to reflect user interface and design details.

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Data Flow Diagram

Introduction One of tools of structuring analysis is the Data Flow Diagram. A Data Flow Diagram is a Graphical representation of the proposed system. Data Flow Diagram serves two purposes: Provide a graphical tool, which can be used by the analyst to explain his understanding of the system to the user. Can be readily converted into a structure Chart , which is used in design.

Data flow diagram Elements A Data flow diagram needs to be simple because a user has to go through it, understand it, and suggest correction and changes. A Data Flow Diagram uses only four elements. These four elements are: External entities Process Data Flow Data Store.

External Entities An external entity is a source and/or destination of data, for the system under consideration. As the name suggest, it lies outside the contexts of system. It is represented by a solid square.

Process

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A process represents some amount of work being performed on data. A process does ant transformation of data from one from to another.

Data Flow Data flow represents the path of data as it flows through a system. An arrow represents it, the arrowhead points in the direction in which data moves. The name of data flow is written along the line.

Data Store If there is a logical requirement for the data to be stored, it is held in the data store. A data store, therefore, is a repository of data. It is represented by an open edged rectangle. A number and a name identify each data like a process.

Context Level DFD

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First Level DFD DF

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SECOND LEVEL DFD

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E-R Diagram Diagram E-Trade

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Data Dictionary

ADMIN Sr No

Field

1 2 3

id admin password

Data Type Int nvarchar nvarchar

Size

Fk/Pk

4 50 50 50

Required Reference Table No No No

Company_info Sr No

Field

Data Type Size

Fk/Pk

Required Reference Table

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

company_id Company_name industry House Incorporation_year chairman Director Secratory Auditor Face_value Office_address City Country Email Website Office_telephone

Int Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Int Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Money Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Varchar

Pk

Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No No No No Yes

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4 200 50 50 4 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 1000 30 30 30 200 20 200 50

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Company_share Field

Data Type Company_id Int Price Money Last_price Money Change Float Change_perce Float Min Money Max Money Today_change mo money

Sr No

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Size

Fk/Pk

Required

4

Pk

Yes Yes No No No No No Yes

Fk/Pk

Required

8 8

Reference Table

Feedback Sr No

Field

Data Size Type User_name Varchar 50 Date Datetime comment nvarchar 4000

1 2 3

Reference Table

No No No

NEWS Sr No 1 2 3 4

Field News_id date Subject body

Data Type int datetime Nvarchar Nvarchar

Size 4 8 50 50 4000

Fk/Pk Required Reference Table Pk Yes No No No

User_info Sr No

field

1 2

User_id Datetime

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Fk/Pk

Required

Pk

Yes Yes

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3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

First_name Last_name Birth_date Gender Address City State Pin_code Mobile_no Emailid User_name Password Question Answer User_amount

Nvarchar Nvarchar Datetime Nchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Nchar Int Varchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar Nvarchar mo money

50 50 8 10 50 5 00 50 10 4 50 300 50 50 200 200

Yes Yes No Yes No No No No No Yes Yes Yes No No Yes

User_share Sr No

Field

1 2 3 4 5 6

Trans_id User_name Company_id Quantity Price total

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Data Type int nvarchar Int Int Money money

Size

Fk/Pk

4 50 4 4

Pk Fk1

Required Reference Table Yes Yes user_Info Yes No No No

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Here this kind of a system is in the developing phase and lots of future future enhancemen enhancements ts are planned planned and are under under going 1 st level analysi analysis. s. This application can be expanded with many new other building schemes and areas. Due to the time constraint we were not able to provide various enhancements such as: Thi This s is a Refe Refere renc nce e Moda Modall of sh shar are e trad tradin ing g Ap Appl plic icat atio ion n for for Education Institute. You can add following Futures.

-Change the share price directly through internet. -Login only those user their have account in any bank system. -Admin can put various advertisements. E-Trade

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-If share price increase than display green color and if share price decrease than display red color.

 Conclusion After the completion of our project we conclude that, this syst system em can can be be rea reall lly y hel helpf pful ul to vari variou ouss sens sensex ex for for the their ir day day to day day transactions and share management. Less time and effort is required to maintain and use this kind of system. This type of system is more useful for earn more money in less time. Thus these system should be used and implemented by sensex to give more reliable reliable service service to user. E-Trade

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For For the the succ succes essf sful ul work workin ing g of my proj projec ectt we have have refe referr rred ed many many sources for the code snippets, logics and tips n tricks form the various books as well as web sites. Most I searched for the required possessions on the google.com search engine. Many of the logics in my projects are used from the free code listed on the web pages.

Books Referred 

The Complete Reference VB.Net by Jeffery R. Shapiro

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Black Book in VB.Net

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Used MSDN

Websites Referred E-Trade

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www.msdn.microsoft.com

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www.google.com

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www.codeguru.com

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www.saicare.com

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www.tutorial.com

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www.functionx.com

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