SCHEDULED AND MANAGED BROWSER

A Minor Project submitted

for the partial fulfillment of the degree of
Bachelor of Engineering in
Computer Science
(Session 2008-2009)

Guided By: Submitted By:

Mr. Dinesh Rajput Pankaj Kumar Jha (0829cs061065)
Mr. Neeraj Mehta Saloni Khandelwal(0829cs061090)
Sudhir Kumar (0829cs061109)

Department of Computer Science

Sushila Devi Bansal College of Technology, Indore(M.P)
Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P.)

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 Recommendation

The dissertation entitled “SCHEDULED AND MANAGED BROWSER”

submitted by Pankaj Kumar Jha(0829cs061065), Saloni Khandelwal
(0829cs061090), Sudhir Kumar(0829cs061109) a satisfactory account of the
bonafide work done under our supervision is recommended towards the partial
fulfillment for the award of the Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science)
degree by Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal .

Date: Project Guide:

Mr. Dinesh Rajput
Mr. Neeraj Mehta

Endorsed By:
Mrs. Ruchi Vijaywargiya
Head Of Department,
Department of Computer Science

Sushila Devi Bansal College of Technology, Indore

Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal.

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 Minor Project Approval Sheet

The Minor Project entitled “SCHEDULED AND MANAGED BROWSER”

submitted by PANKAJ KUMAR JHA, SALONI KHANDELWAL, SUDHIR
KUMAR is approved as partial fulfillment for the award of B.E.(Computer
Science) degree by Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal.

Internal Examiner External Examiner

Director
Sushila Devi Bansal College of Technology,Indore.
Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal.

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 CANDIDATE DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the work which is being presented in this project entitled
“SCHEDULED AND MANAGED BROWSER” in partial fulfillment of degree of
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science) is an authentic record of my own work
carried out under the supervision and guidance of Mr. Dinesh Rajput and Mr. Neeraj
Mehta.

The matter embodied in this project has not been submitted for the award of any
other degree.

Signature

Pankaj Kumar Jha (0829cs061065)

Signature

Saloni Khandelwal (0829cs061090)

Signature

Sudhir Kumar(0829cs061109)

DATED:

PLACE: Indore

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The whole process of developing the project has been quite an experience; a lot of
new and interesting things helped me in making this Project a success.
We are highly indebted to Mr. Dinesh Rajput and Mr. Neeraj Mehta for all the
help they provided us throughout the project completion. They were closely involved
during all stages of development, right from its inception implementation. We wish
to express our heartiest and venerable regards to our H.O.D, Mrs. Ruchi
Vijaywargia .We are highly indebted to respected madam for all the support that she
has always provided for getting all the information for project. We are also
expressing our gratitude to all the professors of S.D.B.C.T Institute for providing us
valuable support and inspiration all through our B.E course. We are also thankful to
the library staff of our Institute for their help and for providing books and
information to us regarding this project.
We express our profound gratitude to all friends who have made innumerable
contribution affection and support for the completion of this project successfully and
effectively.

Pankaj Kumar Jha (0829cs061065)

Saloni Khandelwal(0829cs061090)
Sudhir Kumar (0829cs061109)

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Abstract of the project

In the world of internet there are tremendous amount of websites that we visit daily.web browser
plays an important role in e- world .web browser is a mean of surfing the website. we go through
website for different purpose for different information .we have to mention the URL of desired
location on browser and wait for response. We have to register in various sites for special facilities
that are provided by the site administrator for the registered user. Just to rectify this problem we
are developing this project.tis web browser maintain username and password of various site, future
schedule, website visit management, import and export that in internet user mind. This project
saves precious time of various internet users

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 Table of Contents
Page No.
Chapter-1 Introduction
1.1 Overview and issues involved 8
1.2 Problem definition 8
1.3 Proposed solution 9
Chapter-2 Requirement Gathering
2.1 Software Requirements 10
2.2 Hardware Requirement 10
2.3 Use Case Model 10
2.4 Use Case Description 12
Chapter-3 Analysis
3.1 Sequence Diagrams 13
3.2 Activity Diagrams 14
3.3 Class Diagram 15
Chapter-4 Technology Selection 16
Chapter-5 Architectural Diagram
5.1 Architectural design description 17
Chapter-6 Detailed Design
6.1 Database Design 18
6.2 Interface Design 19
6.3 Snapshot 21
Chapter- 7 Implementation 29
Chapter- 8 Test Case Design
8.1 White Box Testing (Cyclomatic complexity) 30
8.2 Black Box Testing (Equivalence partioning / Interface testing) 30
Chapter- 9 Future Scope & Limitations 31
Chapter- 10 Conclusion 32
Bibliography 33
Appendix ( User Manual) 34

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1. Introduction

1.1 Overview and issues involved

This software is developed for an organization which maintain various websites daily and for
home internet users also.

Scheduled and Managed Browser is user friendly, more secure and faster than other leading
browsers available in market.

Scheduled and Managed Browser maintain username and password of various web sites in
encrypt form as well as profile import and export using XML. It manages alert and automatic
browsing on time.

Scheduled and Managed Browser provides facilities for fill registration forms, Credit card
number, ATM Pin code easily and store them safely in database. Also user can view
information and make changes when user wants.

In Scheduled and Managed Browser, user can store their important future task in database with
appropriate time and date. When the date and time occur browser gives an alert message to the
user.

Software shows how many websites already visited and to be visited as URL history and save
important links of websites as Favorites.

1.2 Problem Definition

The problem faced by various internet users is that how they manage password of various
websites, future scheduler viewer which create lots of confusion and mismanagement, they
have to manage their import and export profile with websites schedule management which is
not possible in our daily busy schedule. They have to save their data in different files and
folders this decrease the efficiency of the services and increase the workload of the users. The
status of all the records is not updated regularly and it is time consuming for the internet user.

1.3 Proposed solution

We are developing this software in order to solve the above problems faced by the various
internet users. To store the password of various websites we use the concept of master
password which uses cookies. Cookies are a temporary file which stores the password of site
and the server registration ID number, when user open any website and click on submission
button of registration form. By master password user can see their password with the
registration ID of sites.

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For future schedule viewer we use calendar and timer. Calendar is used to pickup the date,
month and day. Timer is used for setting the time. By the help of these options user can easily
pickup date and time for setting their future schedule.

Through this software user can easily import and export their documents on various websites
like jobseeker. This is done automatically using timer, by providing the link of that document
and also the link of the website where user wants to export their file. To import documents
user can provide site’s link and the path where they want to save the file.

In Scheduled and Managed Browser we provide some important websites link like
downloadable sites, social communities, educational sites and jobseeker sites. User can easily
access through these sites directly and consume their valuable time.

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2. Requirement Gathering

2.1 Software Requirements

 Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition

 Microsoft Sql Server 2005
 Window 2000/XP/ Vista
 Window installer 3.5
 .net 3.1 SP1 and above

2.2 Hardware Requirement

 Minimum 256 MB RAM

 Intel Pentium IV Processor and above
 Processor speed 1.71 GHz
 Internet Connection

2.3 Use case model

A Use Case is a scenario that describes how software is to used in a given situation. Use case
models the system from the user’s point of view Created during requirement analysis, Use case
should achieve the following objective.

To define the functional and operational requirement of system by defining a scenario of usage
agreed upon by the user and software engineer. To provide a clear end unambiguous description
of how the user and the system interact with one another.

To provide a basis for validation testing, Use – Case is defined from an actor’s point of view.
An actor is a role that user or devices play as they interact with the software.

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 Login/Logout

Browser

Upload File

Download
Files

Administrator Guest
Future
Scheduler

Personal
Information

Website
Links

Figure 2.3.1

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2.4 Use Case Description

A Use Case Diagram is a type of behavioral diagram defined by the UML and created from a
Use Case analysis. It shows the system’s use cases as icons, and their relationships to other use
cases and the actors of the system. It also displays the relationship among actors and use cases.
The above Use Case Diagram consists of two actors –the Administrator, the Guest User and the
Database.

The administrator has the following choice of actions to perform:

 Choose a Browser option

 Upload Files
 Download files
 Use Future Scheduler
 Enter Personal Information
 Check important Website Links

The Guest User has the following action performing rights:

 Choose a Browser option

The Database can perform following actions:

 Check the list of Uploaded files

 Check the list of Downloaded files

 Check the Future Scheduling section

 Check the Personal Information of the user

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3. Analysis

3.1 Sequence Diagram

Start Validation Connected Processing Result

Login ID
Password

Exit
User
Getting connected

Response ()

Giving
commands

Response ()

Processing
command

Response ()

fig 3.1.1

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3.2 Activity Diagrams

Start

Asking Login ID &

Password

No

Yes

Display Main
Page

Choose Options

Open Page
Choosen

Use Corresponding
Facilities

1.1
ClieServer
2. ient
d End

Fig 3.2.1

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3.3 Class Diagram (Responsibilities)

Fig 3.3.1

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Fig 3.3.2

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4. Technology Selection

Technology used is C# which is fully object oriented language like JAVA and is the first
component based language. It has been designed to support key features of .NET Framework,
the new development platform for building component-based software solutions. C# is
designed for building robust, reliable and durable component to handle real world
applications. C and C++ have been two most popular and most widely used language in
software industry in past two decades. They provide programmers a tremendous amount of
power and control for developing scientific, commercial and business applications. However
this language suffers from number of shortcoming in meeting the emerging World Wide Web
requirement standards. Some of the concerns are as follows:

 They are prone to costly programming errors.

 They are weak in consistency.
 The high complexity the language.
 They are not truly object oriented.

They are not suitable for working with new web technologies.
Visual Basic, language promoted by Microsoft for overcoming these problems, also could not
meet some of the requirements of World Wide Web.JAVA a language derived from C,C++
family ,however is not truly object oriented and has been widely used in last five years.
Unfortunately, JAVA has not retained some powerful C++ features such as operator
overloading. It also lacks inter-operability with code developed in other languages. So we
make use of C#, a simple and modern language that directly addresses the needs of
component-based software development.

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5. Architectural Design

5.1 Architectural Design Description

Architectural Design represents the structure of data and program components that are required to
build a computer-based system. Architectural Design begins with data design and then proceeds
to the derivation of one or more representations of the architectural structure of the system which
comprises software components, the externally visible properties of those components and the
relationship among them.
Architecture is not optional software; rather it is a representation that enables a software engineer
to
 Analyze the effectiveness of the design in making its stated requirements.

 Consider architectural alternatives at a stage when making design changes is still

relatively easy.

 Reduce the risk associated with the construction of the software.

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6. Detailed Design

6.1. Database Design

Microsoft SQL Server data is stored in Database. The data in a database is organized into the
logical components visible to users. A database is also physically implemented as two or more files
on disk.

When using a database, you work primarily with the logical components such as tables, views,
procedures and users. The physical implementation of files is largely transparent. Typically, only
the database administrator needs to work with the physical implementation.

Each instance of SQL Server has four system databases (masters, model, tempdb, and msdb) and
one or more user database. Some organizations have only one user database, containing all the
database for their organization. Some organizations have different databases for each group in their
organization, and sometimes a database used by a single application. For example, an organization
could have one database for recording uploaded documents, one to maintain downloaded
documents and so on. Sometimes, an application uses only one database, other applications may
access several databases.

When connecting to an instance of SQL Server your connection is associated with a particular
database on the server. This database is called the Current Database. You are usually connected to
a database defined as your default database by the system administrator.

SQL Server allows you to detach databases from an instance of SQL Server, then reattach them to
another instance, or even attach the database back to the same instance. If you have a SQL Server
database file, you can tell SQL Server when you connect to attach that database file with a specific
database name.

6.2 Interface Design

Interface Design focuses on three areas of concern:

 The design of interfaces between software components.

 The design of interfaces between the software and other non-human producers and
consumers of information.
 The design of the interface between a human and the computer.

User interface design creates an effective communication medium between a human and a
computer following a set of interface design principles, design identities interface objects and
actions and then creates a screen layout that forms the basis for a user interface prototype. A
software engineer designs the user interface by applying an iterative process that draws on
predefined design principles. It begins with the identification of user, task, and environment
requirements.

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The golden rules for the interface design:

a) Place the user control-

 Provide for flexible interaction.

 Hide technical internals from the casual user.
 Allow user interaction to be interruptible and undoable.
 Streamlined interaction as skills level advance and allow the interaction to be
customized.
 Design for direct interaction with objects that appear in the screen.

b) Reduce the user’s memory load-

 Reduce demand on short term memory.

 Establish meaningful defaults.
 Disclose information in a progressive fashion
 Defined shortcuts that is intuitive.
 The visual layout of the interface should be based on a real world metaphor.

c) Make the interface consistent

 Allow the user to put the current task into a meaningful context.
 Maintain consistency across a family of application.

Human Machine Interface Design Rules-

As the design of a user interface evolves, four common design issues always surface:
 Response time.
 Help facilities.
 Information handling.
 Command labeling.

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6.3 Snapshot

Fig. 6.3.1
(Starting Login page)

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 Fig 6.3.2
(Main Page)

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 Fig 6.3.3
(Choosing browser option)

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 Fig 6.3.4
(Display Browser)

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 Fig 6.3.5
(Choosing Future Scheduler)

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 Fig 6.3.6
(Display Future Scheduler)

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 Fig 6.3.7
(Choosing Website Links)

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 Fig 6.3.8
(Display Links)

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7. Implementation

 This software will make internet surfing much easier.

 To maintain information of every individual involved in the process from customer

to employee of a company.

 To provide facility to set their future schedule and import and export their important
files and documents.

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8. Testing
Software testing is a critical element of software quality assurance and represents the ultimate
reviews of specification, design and coding. Testing is concerned with uncovering of the system
error.

8.1 Objective of Testing

The objectives of testing are:

 Testing is done with intent of finding an error.

 A good test case is one that has high probability of finding an uncovered error.
 Testing is done in order to check the various control flow of system.

8.1.1 White Box Testing

Each and every module of the project has been tested sufficiently by applying various test cases.
The testing has been carried out in following categories:

 Condition Testing.
 Data Flow Testing.
 Loop Testing
.

8.1.2 Black Box Testing

This testing focuses on the functional requirements of the project. The project has been sufficiently
gone through the tests discovering following:
Interface errors

 Errors in Data Structures

 Performance Errors
 Initialization and Termination Errors

8.1.3 Result Set

Tester’s will find the bugs during testing and edit the bug’s related information on the data base
and last they will send a message (which contains developer email address and Bug Id) to the
developer within the intranet. Developer will provide the solution regarding bugs and edit the
solution in the data base, which we can use in future for removing bugs from our developing
application.
Administrator will perform following task: Edit / Delete / modify the information of tester and
developer which will work on application.

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9. Future Scope and Limitations

Advantages:

 User will have unique ID and password.

 Administrator can get full access to database via his/her unique ID and password.

 User friendly environment.

 No plug-in is required.

Future Scope:

 In future we will provide the Download Management facility where user will be
able to download large sized data files with resume facilities.

 We will also provide the encryption facility where the data can be encrypted and
uploaded.

Limitation:

 .NET Framework should be compulsorily installed.

 It needs at least 256MB RAM to be installed.

 It also requires Windows Installer 3.1

.
 Pentium IV and above processors are also necessary.

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10. Conclusion

Conclusion is that this project is very helpful for the internet users and it will successfully fulfill all
requirements of internet users, in short it will be adopted by users and user will achieve our goal
which it committed.

 After going through the integrated development environment thoroughly, the

problem identified under the scope of development was finalized.

 The goal was identified and the scope of solution was defined. A successful system
analysis has been documented.

 The software developed to provide very relevant work for user in very short time.
The project has efficiency.

Our software is user friendly. Any person who has knowledge of the process can use the software.
It is also easy to maintain. This project satisfies all validity constraints, which we applied. At last,
we find that our project is running successfully.

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Bibliography
We referred to the following web addresses:

 google.com
 wrox.com
 wikipedia.org
 pankajjha.co.nr

Documents referred:

 Documents related to IEEE standards

Books referred:

 Beginning of XML by Wrox

 Beginning of Visual C#-2005 by Wrox
 Professionals of Visual C#-2005 by Wrox

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Appendices

User Manual

User manual is the important factor to be understood by the user. This denoted how much your
system is user-friendly as well as Driver to easily implement the basic utility of the system. User
can execute this system by using the following mention manuals as mention above.

Here we explain the user manual.

 From this user manual user can learn system and easily operate.

 The user enters in the project through the Ctrl+F5 to execute on .net framework.

 User manual makes the project easier to implement the web browser to enhance product.

 We made the project as much as user friendly as well as event driver to easily understand to
user to get it to use.

 Non technical user easily interacts and run its usage.

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