HOTEL RESERVATION SYSTEM Summer Project Report Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech)
By
Abhinav Vasisht CSE/07/301 Yatharth Batra CSE/07/359 July 2010
SHRI BALWANT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Approved by AICTE, Min of HRD, Govt of India & DTE, Govt of Haryana Affiliated to MD University, Rohtak [1]
Meerut Road (Pallri), Near DPS, Sonepat-131001, Haryana
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CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Project titled HOTEL RESERVATION SYSTEM and submitted by ABHINAV VASISHT having Roll No CSE/07/301 for the partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Technology/Engineering (B.Tech/ B.E.), embodies the bonafide work done by him/her under my supervision.
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Acknowledgement This report gives the details of the project work done at the end of VI semester during the summer vacation for partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Technology/Engineering (B.Tech/ B.E.), under the Supervision of ASHWINI KUMAR. I am very grateful to my supervisor ASHWINI KUMAR for his/her help and able guidance for the project. I am very thankful to my Institute, for providing me resources and facilities to help in the project.
____________________ Signature of the Student Name: ABHINAV VASISHT Date: 11/08/2010
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Table of Contents Introduction.........................................................................................................................8 1 Feasibility Report..............................................................................................................9 1.1 1.2 Scope.................................................................................................................11 1.2 1.3 System Overview..............................................................................................11 1.3 1.4 Project References.............................................................................................12 1.4 1.5 Acronyms and Abbreviations............................................................................12 1.5 1.6.2 Coordination...................................................................................................12 1.6 2.1.2 Input/ Output..................................................................................................13 1.7 2.1.3 Processing......................................................................................................13 1.8 2.1.4 Security..........................................................................................................14 1.9 2.1.5 System Interaction..........................................................................................14 1.10 2.1.6 Physical Environment..................................................................................14 1.11 2.2 Current Functional Procedures........................................................................14 1.12 2.3 Functional Objectives......................................................................................15 1.13 2.4 Performance Objectives..................................................................................15 1.14 2.5 Assumptions and Constraints..........................................................................16 1.15 2.6 Methodology...................................................................................................16 1.16 2.8 Recommendation.............................................................................................16 2 3.0 PROPOSED SYSTEM.............................................................................................17 2.1 3.1 Description of Proposed System.......................................................................17 2.2 3.2 Improvements....................................................................................................17 2.3 3.3 Time and Resource Costs..................................................................................17 2.4 3.4 Impacts..............................................................................................................17 2.5 3.4.1 Equipment Impacts ........................................................................................18 2.6 3.4.2 Software Impacts............................................................................................18 2.7 3.4.3 Organizational Impacts..................................................................................18 2.8 3.4.4 Operational Impacts.......................................................................................18 2.9 3.4.5 Developmental Impacts..................................................................................19 2.10 3.4.7 Security and Privacy Impacts.......................................................................19 [5]
2.11 4.0 Alternative System..........................................................................................19 3 Requirement Specification..............................................................................................21 2.12 Document Conventions.........................................................................................21 2.13 Intended Audience and Reading Suggestions.......................................................21 2.14 Project Scope.........................................................................................................21 2.15 References.............................................................................................................21 3 Overall Description.........................................................................................................22 3.1 Product Perspective.................................................................................................22 3.2 Product Features......................................................................................................22 3.3 User Classes and Characteristics.............................................................................22 3.4 Operating Environment...........................................................................................22 3.5 Design and Implementation Constraints.................................................................23 3.6 User Documentation................................................................................................23 3.7 Assumptions and Dependencies..............................................................................23 4 System Features..............................................................................................................23 4.1 Web based application............................................................................................23 4.2 no paper work ........................................................................................................24 4.3 User authentication .................................................................................................24 4.4 Provide security .....................................................................................................24 4.5 Online work ...........................................................................................................24 4.6 fast and easily access .............................................................................................24 5 External Interface Requirements.....................................................................................24 5.1 User Interfaces........................................................................................................24 5.2 Interfaces Hardware................................................................................................27 5.3 Software Interfaces..................................................................................................27 5.4 Communications Interfaces.....................................................................................28 6 Other Nonfunctional Requirements................................................................................29 6.1 Performance Requirements.....................................................................................29 6.2 Safety Requirements...............................................................................................29 6.3 Security Requirements............................................................................................29 6.4 Software Quality Attributes....................................................................................29 7 Other Requirements........................................................................................................30 [6]
4 Design Specification.......................................................................................................31 DATABASE STRUCTURE.............................................................................................39 6
Conclusion.................................................................................................................54
7 Bibliography................................................................................................................55 8 Checklist........................................................................................................................56
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Introduction
Being social, communicating with others is the most important part of a human being, but that is not the case now, because people seem to have no time today. Considering this thing in mind a system has been developed, which saves a lot of time dealing with the transactions in a company’s office, located at various places. It is quite easy to deal with the transactions if they are completely computerized, but if these transactions are done manually many precautions are to be taken which is an overhead to the administrative department. This software is made for the sales and services department of an Hotel Administration which is responsible for maintaining the inventory, maintaining the necessary Office details and also resolving the customer’s complaints to provide them full satisfaction.
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1 Feasibility Report
PURPOSE It is required to build a website through which: • A user, according to its requirements & budget can search a 3-star or 4-star hotel from countries like India, United States and Australia. • Addition of new hotels is allowed in the website.
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MAJOR CHALLENGES
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To Increase the number of bookings taken from hotel’s existing website. – By making the interface more user friendly. – Hotels from other countries like Australia, United States are also included. – Seeking Feedback.
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To Increase hitting frequency of website – By implementing Search Engine Optimization i.e. including user friendly keywords in pages’ head and pages’ content.
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New website to be re-written with both search engines and customers in mind – Simple Site Navigation. – Minimum Number of Steps to Book a hotel.
Hotel Reservation System provides the facility of managing the hotel booking in any area. It is not a single task but a combination of many activities like: •
Addition of Hotels.
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Maintenance of Hotel customer details.
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Keeping records of Hotel rooms.
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Maintaining the Hotel reservation counter.
All these tasks require a lot of human work and security. Because some of the information can be quite confidential for company and loss of that information can cause a lot of loss. This module may be the very first activity but other modules depend on it for their functionality. So, such a system is really needed which can ease, simplify and secure these tasks.
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1.1 1.2
Scope
It provides a single, complete, integrated & authoritative source of information for HOTEL ADMINISTRATORS, agents & customers associated with the hotels. Each project must have a scope for future so that the real advantage of developing the project can be taken. The project HRS has a big scope to do. •
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Each company has a system to deal with the Hotel Reservation system. And this process requires such efficient system which can perform the task frequently with ease. So HRS can prove very helpful for these type of companies, however, some modifications may be required before implementing it. This project can be implemented as a module in any HRS concerning any company. There is room for future development according to user’s changing requirements i.e. as and when user requires some modifications in the hotel functionality it can be done easily. There is also scope for any future enhancements if the company/user/company wants to do such as increasing the size of hotels, including more hotels, equipment addition etc.
1.2 1.3
System Overview
SQL SERVER (database application) is used for the communication between the server and the client through which we can retrieve the information. The transactions are seen when we send the request to the server to fetch the record from its database. •
The CRESTECH INFOSYSTEMS is the responsible organization which trained us throughout the training and trained us to develop the projects without any assistance.
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The application name is HRS Module which makes use of ASP.NET with SQL SERVER 2005 (Application Programming).
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Application category −
Major application: The major security issue associated with the application is the database security. As well as there is the password security provided with the application wherein only the authenticated user can perform the functions provided by the server. Also there is validation [11]
functionality which enhances the security facility for our project.
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Operational status Project is under development with major modification going on it as per the accordance of time.
System environment or special conditions Only the authorized user (who has direct access to database) has the right to login. Unauthorized user or the customers does not have the appropriate rights to modify or add details. There is proper validation services
included for the security of the project so that no other unauthorized person can have access to this facility.
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Project References • •
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WWW.VERAHOTEL.COM Training and projects (PREVIOUS MODULE)
Acronyms and Abbreviations
HRS: Hotel Reservation system SRS: Software requirement specification AMC: Annual maintenance contract FC: Feasibility study
1.5 1.6.2 Coordination Various organizations that are involved for the project are:CRESTECH INFOSYSTEM: -Provided us the guidance for implementation of the project. Reservation: - Provided us the platform for the project.
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Under the guidance of CRESTECH trainers we tried to build up the project with coordination. The project is divided into several modules and each module is worked upon by each member of the group. The specific schedule was provided by the CRESTECH team, based on which our project explored.
1.6 2.1.2 Input/ Output Hotel Reservation system is loaded on a high configured server machine and this machine has a large storage database for storing or retrieving the information regarding hotels. For the database purpose SQL SERVER 2005 is used to make the database server where we can easily send the request for storing or retrieving the data. To run this application Visual Studio 2008 is used. Because hotel Reservation system is developed in the asp.net (server side scripting language) and all the codes executes where the asp.net server is installed then it send these executed code to web browser. To run this application efficiently with more user friendly at the client side MOZILA WEB BROWESER is used. Any operating system where Mozilla web browser installed. TCP/IP protocol is used to communicate with the server. Here request send by the client using TCP/IP, HTTP protocols to the server and server receive the request and send the response to the client through the TCP/IP, HTTP protocol. Here a centralized data base is used to store or retrieve the information.
1.7 2.1.3 Processing System processing includes large system memory to store the database to student information for the Reservation and maintenance of the hotels of the company. For the system processing the SQL SERVER is being used as it can make access to the database with ease to handle the requiring situations. To run this application we have need different types of hardware device. following as Processor – 3.0 GHz, Ram – 1 GB, HDD – 80 GB, Switches, Router, Transmission Media – co-axial cable, optical fiber, Wi-Fi modem etc Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor. [13]
These are
When user run this application or accesses this application on particular computer which is connected in the network. It give the domain name of the hotel Reservation system application in the internet explored window and click on the go button then that request send by the user computer to sever computer via transmission media (using router or switches it fetch the path of the server computer and) than server give the response corresponding to that request in this way all the interfaces interact with the hardware device and network devices and the sever computer. It uses the http protocol to send and receive the request on the both side.
1.8 2.1.4 Security HRS module needs security for the system, so to be able to prevent the unauthorized access into the system by providing a login option to the authorized persons in this process and prevent the system for being a complete chaos. As we had put quite a lot validations in the under process project with authentications also being there, So the unauthorized access to the system from outsider as well as insider is not possible at all. For that purpose we had use JavaScript, SQL and ASP.NET properties and functionalities , so that one have a safe and authorized access to the system and feel free to use the system with security.
1.9 2.1.5 System Interaction This function makes the system interact with the other modules, in the company which makes the system increase its functionality. Identify the interaction with other systems. The system interacts with other modules such as PURCHASE AND STORE INVENTORY, FIXED ASSETS RESERVATION SYSTEM etc. As per the interaction is talked about hotel equipments, maintenance, AMCs etc. are all related to such kind of modules in the provided HRS. As their dealings of assets of hotels, are in the hands of the other departmental modules.
1.10 2.1.6 Physical Environment Local communications under the consideration of the company/company franchise area only.
1.11 2.2
Current Functional Procedures
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The current functional procedure involves large paperwork and large staff to organize the administration and Reservation process. Current functional procedure includes lots of paper work which increases large amount of manual work collection and retrieval of the information from database and sometimes it became completely unmanageable which ultimately lead to the increase in assets of maintaining an unorganized way. All in all current system is a complex; unorganized, unsecured, completely manually operated, etc needs a new system to be implemented. The current functional procedures of any existing system, whether automated or manual. Specifically, document the major processing and data flow of the current system(s), volume of work currently processed, costs incurred in operating the current system, skill categories and number of staff required to operate and maintain the current system, equipment used by the existing system, and any other factors that are unique to the current system.
1.12 2.3
Functional Objectives
Functional objectives of the new system will be able to overcome most of the current system demerits and flaws, which includes more security into the system, organized collection of database makes retrieve information about a particular database in just a go, decreases the manual work, less staff to handle the data etc are features will make it an advance system from the current working system. •
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Analyze the anticipated functions of the system, considering such areas as new services, increased capacity, legislative and policy requirements, privacy and security requirements, audit controls, and target completion date.
Performance Objectives
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Major objective of this system will increase the performance by reducing the staff, reducing paperwork, making data retrieval from the data quicker and easier, maintaining data in an organized way, etc which ultimately leads to the efficient system development and the whole system will work as its been designed to do. Identify major performance objectives, considering such areas as reduced staff and equipment costs, increased processing speed, increased productivity, improved Reservation information services, improved controls over automated decision-making system(s), and compliance with regulations.
1.14 2.5
Assumptions and Constraints
Assumptions and constraints, these are included to document the specific requirements on which the estimates, schedules, and there are factors considered in planning phase involve a degree of risk (e.g.: if an activity needs special equipment, the project manager may assume that it will be available). Assumptions: The development team will be familiar with the quality standards needed in the development of the module and will provide communication and technical support in the installation. This module will be done with minimum of 1.0 GB RAM, processor, monitor, back end for database, web browser or any other technical assumptions for frontend. It may require large database memory to store the complete student information while the process. Constraints: Any later change in the project other than already listed may delay in the scheduled data. Determine the assumptions and constraints, such as operational life of the proposed system; period of time for comparison of system alternatives; input, output, and processing requirements; financial constraints; changing hardware, software, and operating environment; and availability of information and resources.
1.15 2.6
Methodology
The methodology involved in this module provides the information of the hotels, hotels stock, hotels requirements, hotel complaints, hotel description, hotel network diagram, and equipment description. And all these information maintained by the hotel administrator. If any modification needed in the hotels an administrator easily modify the hotels information’s.
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Recommendation
The proposed system is a solution to computerize all the manual Reservation work of every hotel in the company. Hotel Reservation system provides the information about each hotel in the company. [16]
2 3.0 PROPOSED SYSTEM 2.1 3.1
Description of Proposed System
The proposed system has used the concept of database connectivity with asp.net. The system will include: •
All the details of various hotels listed in company franchise.
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It will also keep the maintenance required and booking reservation stock of the hotels.
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Provided password facility to limited users to access the application.
2.2 3.2
Improvements
The improvements in the proposed system will make a need of replacement of the current system. The improvements are stated below: •
Automatic generation of new hotel system without doing much effort. Hardware and software requirements will remain the same.
2.3 3.3
Time and Resource Costs
We are developing an HRS module which will require six months for completion. All the necessary resources are provided by our trainers and company administration. So there are limited resource requirements.
2.4 3.4
Impacts
The major impact it will cause to the Hotel/company administration and Reservation is that it will reduce the load of work from the working staff members, reduces the load of paperwork and also it saves time for lengthy back paining long hour workloads.
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2.5 3.4.1 Equipment Impacts The only need in terms of equipments will be the need of the more computer systems then current working system for the efficient working of the system.
2.6 3.4.2 Software Impacts The HRS module requires following modifications from the current application are: •
Need backend database to store the student information.
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Addition to backend, need any frontend software for the backend database connectivity.
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Otherwise no software requirement is there.
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High featured web browser required.
2.7 3.4.3 Organizational Impacts In order to maintain coordination between the different modules of the project the staff needs to have some technical knowledge about the organization or the system and a proper co-ordination among al the groups is also required.
2.8 3.4.4 Operational Impacts Effects of different operations on the system, as: •
User operating procedures: User needs to have some knowledge about the procedure to communicate with system.
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Operating center procedures: Different operating center (staff) has different facilities to operate with the system.
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Operating center/user relationships: The operating center\user relationships will improve if we are provided some information about the project from the company franchise.
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Source data processing: this will depends on the needs in project completion.
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Data entry procedures: all the data of various hotel assets needs to be entered into the database to keep track on the working and maintenance on the hotel assets. [18]
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Output reporting procedures, media, and schedules:
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System failure contingencies and recovery procedures: Backup of the database is needed in case emergencies or system failure.
2.9 3.4.5 Developmental Impacts The developmental impacts in the application affects the functioning and these are: •
Resources required for developing databases: Backend for storage. I.e. SQL SERVER 2005, etc.
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SRS, ER diagrams, DFD.S are the part of developmental impacts.
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Computer processing resources required to develop and test the new system: browser and server.
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Privacy and security implications: provided login interface to authorized person belongs to different authorized person of different procedures.
2.10 3.4.7 Security and Privacy Impacts Security and privacy factors for the database may limit the services provided to the user or the authenticated user. The security and privacy factors that may influence the development, design, and continued operation of the proposed system are all about the validations and authentications using java scripts etc.
2.11 4.0 Alternative System Alternative system for hotel Reservation system is window based application. For this application we have no need of asp.net. This application can’t be used in the HRS because it’s a separate application and for this we have need to make the administrator server and various clients to work efficiently.
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3 Requirement Specification
2.12 Document Conventions Capital letters define the main section or function of the project like HOTELS, BOOKING SECTION like that and bold letters define the specific functionality of particular hotels. And the highlighted section defines the project main parts. 2.13 Intended Audience and Reading Suggestions This document is so helpful for the developers, project mangers as well as marketing staff. With the help of this document developers analyze the requirement of this project and what functioning are needed in this project to make the project complete with maximum satisfaction of user. Project manager easily manage the flow of project how it is work with the project so that it can achieve the maximum completion of the project. Project manager easily defining the time dead line of this project so that project can be delivered on time. And the marketing staff takes the idea of the project cost.
2.14 Project Scope
2.15 References List any other documents or Web addresses to which this SRS refers. These may include user interface style guides, contracts, standards, system requirements specifications, use case documents, or a vision [21]
and scope document. Provide enough information so that the reader could access a copy of each reference, including title, author, version number, date, and source or location. 3 3.1
Overall Description Product Perspective
3.2
Product Features
3.3
User Classes and Characteristics
3.4
Operating Environment
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any other software components or applications with which it must peacefully coexist.> 3.5
Design and Implementation Constraints
3.6
User Documentation
3.7
Assumptions and Dependencies
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System Features
Hotel Reservation system has following features and functionality. These features and functionality makes it efficient for the end user.
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users. Users provide a domain name trough which they can access the particular system with the help of computer which connects in the network. 4.2
no paper work
In hotel Reservation system there have no need to the end user do the paper work. All the work done in the computerized system. And it can easily store the entire hotel regarding information safely. There have no need to manage the stock register, complained register etc.
4.3 User authentication In hotel Reservation system different types of user have different rights. Like in this system all the hotel maintained by the hotel administrator and only administrator have all the authentication like to maintain the hotel information, modify the hotel information etc. Any other users instead of administrator have no authentication to maintain or modify the hotel information.
4.4 Provide security Hotel Reservation system provides the security to its user. In this each user have its own id and password though which they access the hotel Reservation system if there have no password and id it can’t login in the hotel Reservation system.
4.5 Online work In this all the work done online there have no need to end user to maintain the register for hotel information. User just login in the hotel Reservation system and do the works according there need and save that work and logout. 4.6
fast and easily access
If user is valid then it can access the information easily, vastly access the information throughout the organization. 5 5.1
External Interface Requirements User Interfaces
In the hotel Reservation system there have a home page thought which different hotel administrator can login in the different hotel section like ADD TO HOTEL SECTION, BOOKING STATUS SECTION, and HOTEL GUIDE SECTION. After clicking on hotel section a login page is appeared though which they can login if administrator is valid otherwise it can’t access the hotel section. Here snapshot describe these interfaces...
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HOME PAGE
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AFTER CLICKING ON FEEDBACK SECTION
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Same interface corresponding to ADD TO HOTEL SECTION, BOOKING STATUS SECTION, and HOTEL GUIDE SECTION.
5.2 Interfaces Hardware To run this application we have need different types of hardware device. These are following as Processor – 3.0 GHz, Ram – 1 GB, HDD – 80 GB, Switches, Router, Transmission Media – co-axial cable, optical fiber, Wi-Fi modem etc Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor. When user run this application or accesses this application on particular computer which is connected in the network. It give the domain name of the hotel Reservation system application in the internet explored window and click on the go button then that request send by the user computer to sever computer via transmission media (using router or switches it fetch the path of the server computer and) than server give the response corresponding to that request in this way all the interfaces interact with the hardware device and network devices and the sever computer. It uses the http protocol to send and receive the request on the both side.
5.3
Software Interfaces
Hotel Reservation system is loaded on a high configured server machine and this machine has a large storage database for storing or retrieving the information regarding hotels.
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For the database purpose SQL SERVER 2005 is used to make the database server where we can easily send the request for storing or retrieving the data. To run this application ASP.NET SERVER 3.0 is used. Because hotel Reservation system is developed in the asp.net (server side scripting language) and all the codes executes where the asp.net server is installed then it send these executed code to web browser. To run this application efficiently with more user friendly at the client side MOZILA WEB BROWESER is used. Any operating system where Mozilla web browser installed. TCP/IP protocol is used to communicate with the server. Here request send by the client using TCP/IP, HTTP protocols to the server and server receive the request and send the response to the client through the TCP/IP, HTTP protocol. Here a centralized data base is used to store or retrieve the information.
5.4
Communications Interfaces
Define any pertinent message formatting. Identify any communication standards that will be used, such as FTP or HTTP. Specify any communication security or encryption issues, data transfer rates, and synchronization mechanisms.> 6 6.1
Other Nonfunctional Requirements Performance Requirements
6.2
Safety Requirements
6.3
Security Requirements
6.4
Software Quality Attributes
relative preferences for various attributes, such as ease of use over ease of learning.> 7
Other Requirements
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4 Design Specification
USE CASE DIAGRAM
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CONTEXT DIAGRAM UNREGISTER USER
ADMINISTRATOR
HOTEL BOOKING WEBSITE.
REGISTERED USER
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ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
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ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
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ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
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ACTIVITY DIAGRAM
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STATIC PAGES
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FILE SYSTEM
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DATABASE STRUCTURE 1. “CustomerDetails” table a. Username(primary key) b. User_Type c. Password d. Gender e. Emailid f. Date_of_Birth g. Country h. City i. Address j. Zipcode k. Occupation 2. “_HotelDetails” table a. Hotel_ID (primary key) b. Username c. Hotel_Name d. Room_Rate e. Hotel_Address f. City g. Website (optional) [39]
h. Description i. Amenities j. Reachability k. No_of_Rooms l. Contact_No m.
Country
n. Image
(optional)
3. “_HotelReviews” table a. Comment_No (primary key) b. Hotel_ID c. Hotel_Name d. FullName e. Emailid f. Comments 4. “_SearchResults” table a. Hotel_ID (primary key) b. Hotel_Name c. Room_Rate d. Hotel_Address e. City f. Website (optional) g. Description [40]
h. Amenities i. Reachability j. No_of_Rooms k. Contact_No l. Country m.
Image
n. Rooms 5. “Feedback” table a. FullName b. Emailid c. Comments
6. “Booking” table a. Comments b. BookingID (primary key) c. FullName d. Gender e. Date_of_Birth f. Address g. Country h. City [41]
i. Zipcode j. ContactNo k. Emailid l. DateBookingFrom m.
DateBookingTo
n. No_of_Rooms o. No_of_Adults p. No_of_Children q. CCNo r. Validupto s. Last4Digits t. Booking_Date u. Amount v. HotelSelected
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LIMITATIONS •
There is no category in rooms provided by hotels.
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A user can be either a Customer or an Agent, but not both.
• A hotel cannot be booked in Hotel Guide Section.
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SNAPSHOTS
HOME PAGE
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ADD HOTELS
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BOOK HOTELS: 1
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BOOK HOTELS: 2
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BOOK HOTELS: 3
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ADMIN PANEL
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REVIEWS
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FEEDBACK
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BOOKING STATUS
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Conclusion
The following conclusions have been achieved:
Smooth flow of data without any hurdles.
Adequate validation checks for data entry.
Adequate security of data.
Facility to update data from time to time.
Prompt and specific retrieval of data.
Flexibility in the system according to the changing
environment.
Controlling redundancy in storing the same data
multiple times.
Accuracy, timeliness and comprehensiveness of the
system output.
Stability and operability by people of average
intelligence.
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7 Bibliography Bibliography or References must be included in the report according to the format given in the following examples. References should be cited properly inside the text of the report.
1. Asp.Net Bible. 2. Asp.Net Complete Reference 3. www.codeguru.com 4. www.devex.com 5. www.verahotel.com 1. BOOK Title: Implementations Using ASP.NET and C#.NET Author: Ralf Sudelbucher Publications: TMG Publications 2005.
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8 Checklist This checklist is to be attached as the last page of the report. This checklist is to be duly completed by the student and verified by the
Programme Coordinator and HOD
1.
Is the report properly spiral bound?
Yes / No
2.
Is the Cover page in proper format?
Yes / No
3.
Is the Title page in proper format?
Yes / No
4.
(a) Is the Certificate from the Supervisor in proper format?
Yes / No
(b) Has it been signed by the Supervisor?
Yes / No
(a)
Yes / No
5.
Is the Acknowledgement from the Student in proper
format? (b) Has it been signed by the Student? 7.
8.
Does the Table of Contents include page numbers?
Yes / No
(i).
Are the Pages numbered properly?
Yes / No
(ii).
Are the Figures numbered properly?
Yes / No
(iii).
Are the Tables numbered properly?
Yes / No
(iv).
Are the Captions for the Figures and Tables proper?
Yes / No
(v).
Are the Appendices numbered properly?
Yes / No
Is the conclusion of the Report based on discussion of the
Yes / No
work? 9.
Are References or Bibliography given in the Report?
Yes / No
Have the References been cited inside the text of the Report?
Yes / No
Is the citation of References in proper format?
Yes / No
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10.
A Compact Disk (CD) containing the softcopy of the Final Report (preferably in PDF format) and a Final Project Presentation in MS power point only (made to the Supervisor / Examiner has been placed in a protective jacket securely fastened to the inner back cover of the Final Report. Write the name and Roll No on the CD.
Yes / No
Declaration by Student I certify that I have properly verified all the items in the checklist and ensure that the report is in proper format as specified in the course handout.
Name: Place: Date: Signature of the Student:
Verification by HOD I have duly verified all the items in the checklist and ensured that the report is in proper format. Name: Place: Date: Signature of the HOD:
Verification by Programme Coordinator I have duly verified all the items in the checklist and ensured that the report is in proper format.
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Name: Place: Date: Signature of the Programme Coordinator:
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