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Model View Controller
Based
Retail Management System
Moiuddin Bukhari
2003 – CE – 357
Introduction
 What is Model View Controller
 Effect on transaction speed
 Reduce code
 Ease to decide business logic
Resources
• ASP.net 2.0
• C# .NET 2.0
• SQL Server 2000
• Microsoft Office 2003
• Adobe Photoshop CS
• Crystal Reports OEM Version
Development Phases 1
 Project Planning
 Time Schedule Management
 Design Pattern
 Database Designing
Development Phases 2
 Writing the Stored Procedures
 Writing the Controller
 Writing the Data Model
 Writing the View
Development Phases 3
 Designing the view
 Testing
 Deployment
Project Planning
 Research Work
 Development
 Testing
 Completion
Time Schedule Management
 Setting a work schedule
 Maintaining the schedule
 Deadline issues
 Constraints
Design Pattern
 General solution to a common problem
 Only description, not the actual code
 Model View Controller
 Other Design Patterns
Database Designing
 Designing table structure
 Defining Relationships
 Managing Dependencies
 Entity Relation Diagram
Stored Procedures
 Why stored procedures are used
 Execution from the database
 Independent of programming language
Controller
 Handlers
 AdminDelegate Class
 UserDelegate Class
 SsuetController Class
Data Model
 Sql Helper Class
 Data Access Factory
 Interface Class
View
 User controls
 Re-usability of user controls
 Forms Designing
 Crystal Reports
Testing
 Testing Strategies
 Testing at the end of each phase
 Test Cases and Scenarios
 Defect Tracking
Deployment
 IIS Server
 Deployment Issues
 .NET Framework support
Summary
 Thoughts before starting the project
 Lessons learned
 Suggestions for
future enhancements