INSTITUTE OF INFORMATICS

AND MANAGEMENT
SCIENCES

“Doctor online”
A Project Report
Session 2008-2009

Under The Guidance of

Mr. Tanay Kishore Mishra

In Partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of degree of

Master of Computer Application

Submitted By:
Sahdev Singh 0607514028
Ram Prawesh Yadav 0607514025

Signature of External Examiner Signature of Internal Examiner

 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that this project entitled “doctor online” submitted by Sahdev

Singh and Ram Prawesh Yadav of MCA final year (session 2008-2009) developed

by the students during the industrial training at CMC Limited Noida, has not been

submitted by any other student earlier.

We also certify that this project fulfills the requirements that are

necessary in the project submitted by the student of the Industrial training. We find

that the above mentioned project is suitable in the partial fulfillments of the

requirement for the award of degree of Master of Computer Application.

Mr. Lakshmi Kant Vishwamitra Mrs. Paramjeet Rawat

Head of the department Project Guide
Computer Application Computer Application Dept.
 DECLARATION

We hereby declare the this project entitled “doctors online” assigned to us during

our 6 month industrial project training at CMC Limited has been made by our team

comprising of four members including us.

We have developed that project, all its component and designing has

been done by the team. During the development of this project emphasis was given

on the client requirement specified in the synopsis. As we are submitting this project

for the partial fulfillments of the requirement for the award of degree of Master of

Computer Application, we wish to declare that this project is developed by us and

none of its component is copied from anywhere.

Sahdev Singh
MCA Final Year
Roll. No. 0607514028

Ram Prawesh Yadav

MCA Final Year
Roll. No. 0607514025
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to extend our heartiest gratitude to Sh. Tanay Kishore Mishra, project

manager of CMC Limited for his invaluable guidance, inspirations and timely

suggestions which facilitated the entire process of bringing out this project entitled

“doctors online” possible.

We are highly obliged to Mr. Manoj Kumar, Mrs. Neetu and Mr. Ashish Kumar

of CMC Limited for their valuable technical guidance during the development and

testing of this project.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Lakshmi Kant Vishwamitra (Head of

Computer Application Department) for his kind and unpartial attitude towards us. We

also wish to express our heartiest gratitude to our project guide Mrs. Paramjeet

Rawat for making the valuable information available on time and for her kind and

supportive nature towards us.

Sahdev Singh

Ram Prawesh Yadav

 COMPANY PROFILE

CMC Limited a Tata Enterprise is a premier information technology company with an

all India having ISO 9001-2000 certification for its R &D center & System Integration
(NR group). CMC Limited has been conducting computer training programmes for
various organizations since 1978.
Large and computer project management capabilities since its incorporation
in 1975, CMC has an enviable record of successfully building IT solution for massive
and complex infrastructure and market projects.
Take, for instance, just three of the many major projects undertaken by CMC:
• A passenger ticketing and reservation system for Indian Railway, which runs
6,000 passenger trains carrying over 10 million passengers a day, on a
90,000 km railway network covering 8,000 railway stations.

• Cargo handling system is a comprehensive online real time cargo handling

system so integrate all complex and varied activities of container terminals.
The system has been implemented for several Indian and International ports.

• An online transaction processing for the Bombay Stock Exchange, which

handles millions of securities trading transaction every day.

CMC NOIDA has been selected for imparting corporate training for the renowned
leading organization like Tech Mahindra, HCL Technologies, Tata Motors and so
on. We have already trained 400 employee of Tech Mahindra and more than 800
employee of HCL as ILP at Noida center since July 2006. To add on we are also
providing Pro-metric Testing facilities for the candidates which add on the
enduringness to our program. We are also proud to have world class trainers for
providing in depth study for the topics. Apart from that we have tie-ups with various
Engineering colleges in the form of Project /Industrial training to provide the high-end
training programs especially on .Net/Java/Embedded System/Oracle etc for
Engineering and MCA students.

Location –
D 108 Sector -2 Noida (U.P)
Ph. 95120-3061873, 9810041839, 9810041879
WebSite: www.cmcnoida.com
E-mail: info@cmcnoida.com
 Contents

 Project introduction

 system analysis

 feasibility study

 software and hardware specification

 software description

 System development life cycle

 system design

 database description

 Project Dictionary

o Use Case diagram

o Class diagram

o Class relationship diagram

o Sequence diagram

o Collaboration diagram

 ER diagrams

 Testing

 User interface
  Implementation

 Enhancement

 Limitation

 References

Project Description
This System is mainly used by Doctors, Dentists, Optometrists, and any

medical professional. Medical Professionals use photos on a daily basis in the

practice of medicine. Many times they run into a complicated patient and need to

refer them to another colleague or specialist.

A nice way to get a second opinion is through photos. But then they have to take

photo’s print them out and mail them. Or you can email them to an intended

specialist but this can pose serious privacy issues and can be time consuming.

This system is to solve this problem. i.e., to make it easy for anyone to take

photos, upload them to a web page that is secure and then simply email the link to

anyone. The intended referral can then view the pictures and enter comments at the

end of the page, which are then emailed to the user.

This can save valuable time and money and is much easier on patients that have

very limited resources.

It is a membership based web site that allows individuals to sign up and

create an account. The basis of the site is for members to create web pages from

preformatted templates with simple point and click. They can upload pictures and

add text to these templates. Once they are finished they click create and the web

page is created in their folder under the root domain. They need to be able to

password and username protect the individual web pages they create so when

someone comes to a particular page in their folder they must enter the correct

username and password in order to view the page.

The web page that is produced should have small thumbnails of the original

images uploaded (so the page loads fast). Then when someone clicks on the

thumbnail the actual larger picture opens in a separate window.

After the user has created the page, they should be able to email anyone they want

to come see the page they have created. An email should be sent to anyone the

user desires.

The webpage created needs to have an open form at the bottom of the page, where

a viewer can respond to the creator within the web page. In other words when a

visitor comes to the site and views the pictures and the text they can then enter a

response in the form and then click on a link that will email the form to the creator of

the web page.

MODULES

The system is basically divided into the following modules.

1. Member Area

2. Control Panel

Members Area: When users first comes to the site they will obviously hit the home

page that will have an overall description of the service and some marketing hype,

etc. They will then click on a “join” or “sign up” link, which will take then to the first

stage in the application.

At sign up, the user should provide all essential information. After the user

has entered all essential information it should be stored in a database. An account

will then be created for the user. This account will create a folder under the root

domain with their username.

 Now that John has created his account there should be some sort of control

panel that he can log into to create pages, view user feedback, delete pages,

change usernames and passwords for different pages, etc., The control panel

should probably be located within his folder to avoid confusion later on.

Page Creation : When user decides that he wants to create a web page with

some photos so he can get some feedback from a colleague. He comes to the site

and clicks on a “LOG IN” link, enters his username and password and is then taken

to his control panel.

Within his control panel there is a button that allows him to create a new page. He

clicks the button and then the wizard begins. He should first be asked to name the

page. This text will show up at the top of the page created.

He will then be asked to choose a template. The templates should be nothing more

than simple web pages that have 2 pictures side by side with an area for text below

each one. There should be 4 templates. 2 pics, 4 pics, 6 pics, 8 pics.

After choosing a template there should be an editor in a window with the

template inside. Within each picture spot there should be a link that when clicked

will allow john to choose a photo from his PC to be uploaded to that spot.

User should be able to preview his page before finalizing. The preview should have

a picture in each spot and the accompanying text below each picture.

This application will be dealing with sensitive patient information and needs a

good level of security. User should be able to choose a username and password

for the web page or the folder that will be created for it. So when a viewer comes to

the page they should be prompted for the username and password. The application
should then check it against the set stored in the database and grant permission to

view or deny the user based on input.

When user clicks create, the application creates a unique folder within his folder,

uploads the photos to the folder, creates the HTML and saves the photos and web

page in it. (i.e., JSmith). The folder should be named similar to the web page being

created.

**Notes on the page generated. When the application creates the web page should

have a form at the bottom of EVERY page created that allows a visitor to put his/her

input in and then submit those comments to the creator. This can be part of every

template in the system. It needs to email the responses to the email address on file

for the user and also alert the user at their control panel that a response has been

posted to whatever web page they created. They should then be able to view these

responses from within the control panel and delete them when they are done.

User can then select to email an alert to who ever he chooses. So if he wants his

colleague in Germany to view the pictures he can enter the email address and send

an email that will have a link to the web page in it. The email should also send the

username and password for the particular page.

After user has created his page there should be an area in his control panel that

allows him to view, delete and edit his work. This part should allow him to email

alerts, change usernames and passwords, delete pages (and also the associated

folder and files in that folder) and change text within the template, change pictures

within the template.

 Generated Pages: The people using this system will be medical

professionals. After they have created their pages and emails sent then other

medical personnel will view the pictures and provide feedback.

When a viewer comes to a generated page the first thing that should happen is a

prompt for username and password. Once they have provided the correct pair then

they can view the page.

The pictures should be smaller thumbnails of the originals. When the viewer clicks

on the picture a new window opens with the original sized picture.

After they have reviewed the pictures and text they should then scroll to the bottom

of the page and enter their comments into a form. This form should ask for the

viewers name and comment. The viewer, then clicks submit and the comments will

be emailed to the creator and also saved in the database. When the creator comes

to his control panel, there should be an alert that a comment has been posted.

He/she should then be able to click on a link and view the comment. After reviewing

the comment they should be able to delete or respond to the comment. Once they

have deleted the comment then it will be removed from the database and the control

panel.

Control Panel

- Central member area after login

- User can create, delete or edit pages

- View and respond to or delete comments

- Address book with users contacts for easy emailing

Application

- Signup and create account

- Creates unique folder on server

- From control panel launch template wizard

- Choose from templates

- Upload pics and create text in easy editor

- Username and password protect file/folder

- Creates web page and stores all files for that “session” in unique folder

- Can send email alert to anyone, will email link and username and password

- Viewer comes to page and submits comments

- Comments are emailed to user and stored for viewing at control panel.

System Analysis
System Analysis is the process of examining a business situation with the intent of

improving it through better procedures and methods Requirement analysis is the first

technical step in developing process. It is a process of discovery, refinement, modeling and

specification. It is the systematic use of proven principles, techniques, languages and tools

for the cost-effective analysis, documentation and on-going evolution of user needs and the

specification of external behavior of a system to satisfy those user needs.

The very first thing is the problem recognition. After the need of the project is

identified the implementation of the project is identified – who is going to use the system,

what all are the points needed in modeling the design of the system.

TARGET USERS
The term user is widely used in the system analysis and design. The term end-user is

widely used by the analysts to refer to people who are not professional information systems

specialists but they are specialist in their respective field and who can use computers to

perform their Jobs. We can group end-user into three categories.

• Hands-on Users actually interact with the system. They are medical professional or

might be their representative who fed in data and receive output as answered from the

specialist.

• End- Users benefits form the results produced by these systems but do not directly

interact with the patients, but overall it is the patients who gets the benefits of the

system.

• Manager users are third types of users and are talking increased responsibility for the

development and management of this system.

SYSTEM DEFINATION

In the broad sense, a system is simply a set of components that interact to

accomplish some purpose. Systems are all around us. As computers are used more and

more by persons who are not computer professionals, the face of systems development is

taking on an additional dimension. Users themselves are undertaking development of some

of the systems they use, as the executive in the vignette emphasized. These different

situations are represented by three distinct approaches to the development of computer

information systems: -

• Systems Development Life Cycle.

• Structured Analysis Development Method.

 • Systems Prototype Method.

Systems development, a process consisting of two major steps of systems analysis and

design, starts when management of sometimes systems development personnel realizes

that a particular business system needs improvement. Systems development is classically

thought of as the set of activities that analysts, designers and users carry out to develop and

implement an information system. Different parts of the project can be in various phases at

the same time, with some components undergoing analysis while other advanced stages.

Systems development consists of following steps:

• Preliminary investigation.

• Determination of system requirements.

• Design of system.

• Development of system

• System testing.

• Implementation and evaluation.

System analysis is performed with the following objectives:

• Identify the user’s need.

• Evaluate the system concept for feasibility.

 • Perform economic and technical analysis.

• Allocate functions to hardware, software, people, database and other system

elements.

• Establish cost and schedule constraints.

Create a system definition that forms the foundation for all subsequent engineering work.

Both hardware and software expertise are required to successfully attain the objectives

listed above.

As our website “doctor online” is going to be used by the people who may or may not

be computer literate, we had tried to make it user-friendly.

IDENTIFICATION OF NEED

This step is initiation of system analysis .An overview of the doctor’s requirement has

been done. The basic need of the user to opt for such kind of project is analyzed.

Manually maintenance can create a lot of problem. Such as: -

1. Slow process

2. Time consuming.

3. Lacks accuracy.

4. Difficulty to retrieve information

5. Difficulty to analyze the related data

6. More paper work

 Computerizing the System for doctors needs will help a user i.e. a doctors and

specialist to quick access of all records. It also maintains all the files in databases to provide

quick access and save the time. The objective of the project is to develop system for

handling the patients where a doctors need to take advice of other doctors. The main aim of

the project is to increasing the efficiency of the management process and to better maintain

the records of the patients who visit the doctors. And when need records should available

easily.

As Information is needed in organizations for planning, staffing and controlling

purposes. Regardless of the nature of the information required, the information should

possess the characteristics of accuracy, timeliness, completeness and relevancy. In the

recent years, need for information improvement by reports lacking one or more of these

characteristics and by increased paper work volume, rising costs, and pressures from

outside changes.

Fortunately computers thrive on repetitive large volume processing tasks, are fast

and accurate. The processing capability in many organizations has been strained by

1. Growth in size and complexity of the organizations

2. The increased requirements for data from external sources and

3. The demand of administrators for more information.

More than a million new pages of data are generated each minute of the day in offices.

Compare to other processing methods, the use of computers may make it possible for

certain administrative costs to be reduced while the level of processing activity remains

stable. The increased cost and clerical labor materials and other expenses associated with

the data processing operation require eventual managerial attention.

 We all agree that meaningful information is timely information. But with an increase in

volume and size of an organization, there is only a reduction in the speed of processing.

Rapid changes are taking place in the world socially, economically and technically. Such

changes have a significant impact on the environment in which organizations must operate,

on the planning that managers must do, and on the information that they must have. But if a

data processing operation is strained to or beyond the capacity for which if was originally

planned, inaccuracies will begin to appear. Inadequate control will permit inadequate

performance. It is due to these pressures (increased paper work volume, costs, pressure

from outside changes, and demand for timeliness & demand for quality) that most of the

organizations today are opting for computers to do data processing for them. The project is

mainly an information-processing sub-package. The problem if handled manually the

information might lose the characteristics of either timeliness or accuracy. Hence the need

for this project was realized.

All the data has to be first fed in the computer. Once it is stored in the files any query

regarding the patient to a specialist can be made satisfactorily. The retrieval process

involves much less time and the information is accurate. Any updating is easily

accommodated.

PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION

The user is a doctor and a specialist, which has to keep records of his patients, their details,

the details of their requirements. The doctors can also maintain the resource pool of patients

information can send them to suitable specialist to be consulted.

PROJECT PLANNING

We took assignment for developing a computerized system of “doctor online”.

Planning of this project will include following things:

• Team Structure.

• Topic understanding.

• Modular break-up of the system

• Processor logic for each module

• Database requirements

TEAM STRUCTURE

The project team comprises of four members who worked as developers and a project

leader who assigned the whole task and provided the finest details of the problem. The

project guide supervises the whole project work and sort out the problems occurred during

the development phase.

TOPIC UNDERSTANDING

It is vital that the field of application as introduced in the project may be totally a new field.

So as soon as I took this project, I carefully went through the project to identify the

requirements of the project.

SUB-MODULES in Doctor online

Password Module

In this module, user enters a password and the system checks its validity. If the password is

valid then he is allowed to enter, otherwise “Invalid User/Password” message is displayed.

Registration

Those who are interested can have the membership of the website for this they have to be

registered themselves on the website they will be provided a valid identification and the

password.

Create Web page

Doctors can create the webpage of the patients regarding whom they want to consult their

colleagues or seniors. These page will have the description of the along with information

and the pictures of the patient for better results.

Edit / Delete page

As any formation regarding a patient can be changed due to wrong entry or due to change

of problem hence a facility to edit the page is provided. If page is not needed in future

doctors can delete the pages from saved pages.

Send / compose page

As we make entry of a patient so at the time of creation of a page we need to choose a

specialist to whom we want to send the page. Apart from this we can send the pages later

on that are saved in our account

.

Alert and Feedback

Alert and feedback are like inbox that we see when we check our e-mail. Alert is a inbox in

which specialist get the message received from doctors while feedback are the answered

mail from the specialist to the doctors.

Address book

Members are being provide this facility based on the specialization they are provided this

facility to see the address book of the doctors having their details.

Setting

Members have this facility to change the setting of their account i.e. the password for

security purpose.

Validation of Data Entered by the doctors and Error Handling

In this module, the validity of data entered by the doctors during the various processes is

checked through various validation checks. For example, there shouldn’t be any characters

entered in the numeric fields, likewise if there is any error occurs that it should handle that

particular error and give the required messages.

LOGIC TO PROCESS EACH MODULE

In the first module, validity of Identification and password is checked against a particular

doctor.

In the second module, whenever a new operation is performed a security check is

performed, just like the first module it should have the proper checks for every entity being

modified or updated. In this module, validation checks are made and the different messages

are generated to ease the business processes and decision-making.

DATABASE REQUIREMENTS

• Identify the various tables required.

• Fields for these tables.

• The various key fields (for example Primary key and foreign key).

• Identify the various constraints like not null, Unique etc.

Feasibility Study
Depending on the results of the initial investigation, the survey is expanded to a more

detailed feasibility study. Feasibility study is a test of system proposal according to its work

ability, impact on the organization, ability to meet user needs, and effective use of

resources. The objective for this phase is not to solve the problem but to acquire a sense of

scope. During the study, the problem definition is crystallized and aspects of the problem to

be included in the system are determined.

 Web Information processing systems are capital investments because resources are

being spent currently in order to achieve benefits to be received over a period of time

following completion. There should be a careful assessment of each project before it is

begun in terms of economic justification, technical feasibility, operational impact and

adherence to the master development plan.

We started the project by listing the possible queries that the user might want to be

satisfied. And on these lines we guided the project further. The three main points, kept in

mind at the time of project, are:

• Possible (To build it with the given technology and resources)

• Affordable (given the time and cost constraints of the organization)

• Acceptable (for use by the eventual users of the system)

The three major areas to consider while determining the feasibility of a project are: ---

ECONOMICAL FEASIBILITY

An evaluation of development cost weighed against the ultimate income or benefit derived

from the developed system. Today, software is the most expensive element of virtually all

computer-based systems. A large cost estimation error can make the difference between

profit and loss. Estimation of resources, cost, and schedule for a software engineering effort

requires experience, access to good historical information, and the courage to commit to

quantitative predictions. Estimation carries inherent risk and this risk leads to uncertainty.

Project complexity has a strong effect of the uncertainty inherent in planning. Complexity,
however, is a relative measure that is affected by familiarity with past effort. Project size is

another important factor that can affect the accuracy and efficiency of estimates. As size

increases, the interdependency among various elements of the software grows rapidly.

Software cost and effort estimation will never be an exact science. Too many variables-

human, technical, environmental, political-can affect the ultimate cost of software and effort

applied to develop it. However, software project estimation can be transformed from a black

art to a series of systematic steps that provide estimates with acceptable risk. The system is

not too costly according to the features of the application. The cost of the project is

balanced. The cost of the project might be increase or decrease as according to

requirement of the end user. The system has developed systematically.

TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY

This involves financial consideration to accommodate technical enhancements. If the budget

is a serious constraint, then the project is judged not feasible. The analyst thinks about the

technical feasibility of the system. In the proposed system, the application has made in this

way so that it is technically feasible for the distribution promotion. There are some certain

types of control being used in the system to make the application more users friendly i.e. the

grid view is used. The system has made in such away that it is being used for a single user

as well as multi-user environment. The operating systems are Windows 2000/2003

Windows XP. Thus we see that the system is more technically feasible regarding to
operating system. We are using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 as backend for maintaining

the database. SQL Server is a relational database management system of an object that is

formed by the database and an instance of the SQL Server. SQL Server 2005 is Windows

based RDBMS. This is one of the powerful RDBMS due to its menu driven facility. This

provides a better service to the user in the sense of taking the backup of data and then

restores it. We can easily mirror the database in the SQL Server 2005

This application is very easy to operate as it is made user friendly. Main consideration is

user’s easy access to all the functionality of the application.

Outcome of Feasibility Study

The findings of a feasibility study are generally documented in what is called a feasibility

report. The degree of detail in such reports would be greatly dependent on the native of the

project. The content of this project would be as given in:

Introduction

• Statement of problem

• Implementation Environment

• Constraints

Summery and recommendations

• Important findings
 • Comments

• Recommendations

• Impact

Alternatives

• Alternative system configurations

• Criteria used in selecting the final approach

System description

• Abbreviated statement of scope.

• Feasibility of allocated elements

Hardware and Software Specification

The important requirements specification is produced at the culmination of the

analysis task. The function and performance allocated to vital as part of system engineering

are refined by establishing a complete information description, a detailed functional

description, a representation of system behavior, an indication of performance requirements

and design constraints, appropriate validation criteria, and other information pertinent to

requirements.

The Introduction of the vital requirement specification states the goals and objectives

of the vital, describing it in the context of the computer-based system. Actually the

introduction may be nothing more than the software scope of the planning document. The

information description provides a detailed description of the problem that the vital must
solve. Information content, flow, and structure are documented. Hardware, Software and

human interfaces are described for external system elements and internal software

functions. For this project we need some special type of environment for setup. This is as

follows:

Software Interfaces

Following software are required for developing Web based application:

I. Operating System Windows NT, 2000, XP SP2

II Environment VisualStudio.Net
.

II Front end Tool C#, VB.Net

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I Technology ASP.NET
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V Versioning Tools IIS 6.0.

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V Backend Tool SqlServer2005.

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V Data Access Tool ADO.NET

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Hardware Interfaces

It's a web – based project, so a robust hardware configuration is required. The hardware
requirements are:

I. Processor PIII 700 MHz and above.

II Motherboard Intel 845 and above

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 II RAM 256 to 768 MB
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I Hard Disk 2.5 GB for Visual Studio .NET and 1

V GB for Microsoft SQLServer2000.
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V Network Card Standard Ethernet card for

. networking.

V I/O Devices Keyboard, mouse and Color monitor

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V Wires Twisted pair for networking.

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DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 .NET
The .NET Framework is a managed type-safe environment for application development and

execution. The .NET Framework manages all aspects of your program’s execution. It

allocates memory for the storage of data and instructions, grants or denies the appropriate

permissions to your application, initiates and manages application execution, and manages

the reallocation of memory from resources that are no longer needed. The .NET Framework

consists of two main components: the common language runtime and the .NET Framework

class library.

The common language runtime can be thought of as the environment that manages

code execution. It provides core services, such as code compilation, memory allocation,

thread management, and garbage collection. Through the common type system (CTS), it
enforces strict type-safety and ensures that code is executed in a safe environment by also

enforcing code access security.

The .NET Framework class library provides a collection of useful and reusable types

that are designed to integrate with the common language runtime. The types provided by

the .NET Framework are object-oriented and fully extensible, and they allow you to

seamlessly integrate your applications with the .NET Framework. The .NET Framework is

designed for cross-language compatibility, which means, simply, that .NET components can

interact with each other no matter what supported language they were written in originally.

So, an application written in Microsoft Visual Basic .NET might reference a dynamic-link

library (DLL) file written in Microsoft Visual C#, which in turn might access a resource written

in managed Microsoft Visual C++ or any other .NET language. This language

interoperability extends to full object-oriented inheritance. A Visual Basic .NET class might

be derived from a C# class, for example, or vice versa.

This level of cross-language compatibility is possible because of the common

language runtime. When a .NET application is compiled, it is converted from the language in

which it was written (Visual Basic .NET, C#, or any other .NET-compliant language) to

Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL or IL). MSIL is a low-level language that the

common language runtime can read and understand. Because all .NET executables and

DLLs exist as MSIL, they can freely interoperate. The Common Language Specification

(CLS) defines the minimum standards to which .NET language compilers must conform.

Thus, the CLS ensures that any source code successfully compiled by a .NET compiler can

interoperate with the .NET Framework.

The CTS ensures type compatibility between .NET components. Because .NET applications

are converted to IL prior to deployment and execution, all primitive data types are
represented as .NET types. Thus, a Visual Basic Integer and a C# int are both represented

in IL code as a System.Int32. Because both languages use a common type system, it is

possible to transfer data between components and avoid time-consuming conversions or

hard-to-find errors.

Visual Studio .NET ships with languages such as Visual Basic .NET, Visual C#, and

Visual C++ with managed extensions, as well as the JScript scripting language. You can

also write managed code for the .NET Framework in other languages. Third-party tools and

compilers exist for Fortran, Cobol, Perl, and a host of other languages. All of these

languages share the same cross-language compatibility and inheritability. Thus, you can

write code for the .NET Framework in the language of your choice, and it will be able to

interact with code written for the .NET Framework in any other language.

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SQL SERVER 2005

A database is stored in a very structured manner. Each database requires some way for a

user to interact with the information within. Such interaction is performed by a database

management system (DBMS). SQL Server is a member of a large category of products

known as database management systems (DBMS). The general purpose of a DBMS is to

provide for the definition, storage, and management of data in a centralized area that can be

shared by many users. SQL Server’s database management system is patterned on the

relational model. Relational databases allow us to store vast amounts of data with far

sampler maintenance and smaller storage requirements than the equivalent flat database.

Relations among tables in a relational database are established using keys. A primary key is

a field that uniquely identifies a record so it can be referenced from a related table. A foreign

key is a field that holds identification values to relate records stored on other tables.

Querying the database

With each query of the database, we form a virtual table that contains the results of our

query. Database queries are made with a specific language named SQL (structured query

language).

SQL Server 2005has many performance improvements and features which allows

us to build and manage large databases, query them fast, insert data into them at high

rates, partition them for fast loading and backup and store very large objects or whole files.

Central, Shared, Accessible, Backed up, Version etc. SQL, as a relational data language

supports certain basic functions to control, define and manipulate data. SQL uses the term

row to refer to a database record and the term column to refer to database field
The Data type that a Cell can hold

Data Type Description

Char (size) This data type is used to store character strings values
of fixed length. The size in brackets determines the
: number of characters the cell can hold. The maximum
number of characters this data type can hold is 255
characters
varchar (size) : This data type is used to store variable length
alphanumeric data. The maximum this data type can
hold is 2000 character.
nvarchar (size) : This data type is used to store variable length
alphanumeric data. The maximum this data type can
hold can be specified in brackets.
int (P, S) : The ‘int’ data type is used to store numbers (fixed of
floating point). Numbers of virtually any magnitude
may be stored up to 10 digits of precision.
DATE : This data type is used to represent data and time. The
standard format is DD-MM-YY as in 24-JAN-03. To
enter dates other than the standard format, use the
appropriate functions. Date Time stores date in the 24-
hour format.
smalldatetime This format is used to store date in a small format not
to lengthy.

long : This data type is used to store variable length character

strings containing up to 2GB. LONG data can be store
arrays of binary data in ASCII format.
 DATABASE DESCRIPTION

UserDetails

Sno Attribute Data Type Key constraint

1 UserID nvarchar(25) Required
2 Password nvarchar(25) Required
3 First Name nvarchar(30) Required
4 LastName nvarchar(30) Not Required
5 Address nvarchar(30) Not Required
6 City nvarchar(20) Not Required
7 Phone nvarchar(11) Not Required
7 Specialization nvarchar(30) Required
8 HintQuestion nvarchar(50) Required
9 HintAnswer nvarchar(50) Required
10 Email nvarchar(30) Required
11 Hospital Name nvarchar(50) Required
12 Hospital ID int Required
Messages

Sno Attribute Data Type Key constraint

1 MessageID nvarchar(20) Required
2 FromUserID nvarchar(40) Required
3 ToUserID nvarchar(40) Required
4 subject nvarchar(80) Required
5 Date datetime Required
6 Message nvarchar(400) Required
7 Pageid nvarchar(20) Required
8 password nvarchar(20) Required
9 File nvarchar(30) Required
10 Status nvarchar(30) Required

PhoneBook

Sno Attribute Data Type Key constraint

1 PhID Alpha-Numeric Required
2 UserID Alpha-Numeric Required
3 Name Alpha-Numeric Required
4 Address Alpha-Numeric Not Required
5 OfficePhone Alpha-Numeric Not Required
6 MobilePhone Alphabetic Not Required
7 ResiPhone Alpha-Numeric Not Required
8 Email Alpha-Numeric Required
Pages

Sno Attribute Data Type Key constraint

1 PageID nvarchar(20) Required
2 PageName nvarchar(30) Required
3 Username nvarchar(30) Required
4 Createdon datetime Required
5 Patient_name nvarchar(30) Required
6 Patient_address nvarchar(40) Not Required
7 Patiient_age nvarchar(10) Required
8 Patient_gender nvarchar(10) Required
9 Patient_phone nvarchar(15) Required
10 Patient_email nvarchar(40) Not Required
11 Problem_ident. nvarchar(100) Not Required
12 Xray_ultra nvarchar(100) Not Required
Pictures

Sno Attribute Data Type Key constraint

1 ImagesID nvarchar(25) Required
2 Image1 nvarchar(20) Required
3 Image2 nvarchar(20) Not Required
4 Image3 nvarchar(20) Not Required
5 Image4 nvarchar(20) Not Required
6 Image5 nvarchar(20) Not Required
7 Image6 nvarchar(20) Not Required
8 Image7 nvarchar(20) Not Required
9 Image8 nvarchar(20) Not Required
10 Filename nvarchar(25) Required

Feedback

Sno Attribute Data Type Key constraint

1 FeedbackID nvarchar(20) Required
2 pageid nvarchar(20) Required
3 Patient_name nvarchar(30) Required
4 comments nvarchar(400) Required

UML DIAGRAMS

Usecase diagram for page creation

 Us ec as e D iag ram for P age-C reatio n

S pec ialis t s elec tion

P age c reation S elec t a Tem plate & Nam e the

Up load P hot os
Doc tor
page

Com m ent the P hotos

Usecase diagram for Mailing the page

 Mailing the Page

Specialist selection Set a password

Doctor

Mailing the page

Specialist

View pages

Usecase diagram for view-messages

 Us ec as e Diagram for V iew-M es s ages

M ails to S pec ialis ts

Doc tor

V i ew M es s ag es

M ails from doc tors

S pec ialis t

Class diagram for Doctor’s discussion forum:

 Class Diagram s for Doctor's Online Discussion Forum

Doctors
Name : String Pages
Hospital Hospital-name : String Name : String
Hospital-ID : String Code : Int
Name : Strin g
Specialist : String Date-Creat ed : date
Addre ss : String
Email-ID : String Date-Mailed : d ate
Branc h : String
UserID : String Status : St ri ng
Branc h-Code : String
Receiver : Strin g
Register() Sender : Strin g
Data-Maint enance ()
Login() Creat or : String
Operat ions()
Page-Creation()
Facilities-Provisi on()
Page-Mailing() Numbe r-of-pages()
View-M essages() Pending-P ages ()
Login Send-Password()
UserID : S tring
Pass word : String

Vali date()

Specialists
Nam e : String Messages
Hospita l-N ame : Strin g
Name : String
Hospita l-ID : S tring
Validation Sender : String
Specialist : String
UserID : S tring Receiver : String
Em ail-ID : String
Pass word : String Me ssageID : String
Address : String
Vali date() Numb er-of-Messages()
View -Pages()
Aut hent icate() Reply()
Class relationship diagram for doctor’s online discussion forum

Class Diagrams for Doctor's Online Discussion Forum

Doctors
Name : String Pages
Hospital Hospital-nam e : St ring Name : String
Hospital-ID : String Code : Int
Name : String
Specialist : String Date-Created : date
Address : String
Belong to Email-ID : Strin g Mails Date-Mailed : date
Branch : String
UserID : String Status : String
Branch-Code : String
1 * Receiver : String
1 *
Regis ter() Sender : String
Data-Maintenance()
Login() Creator : String
Operations()
Page-Creati on()
Facilities-Provision()
Page-M ailing() Number-of-pages()
Login View-Mess ages() Pending-Pages()
Login Send-Pass word()
UserID : String
Password : String Creat es & Views

Validate()
Login
Sp eciali sts
Aut hentication
Name : String Messa ges
Hospital-Name : S tring
Name : String
Hospital-ID : String Creates & Views
Validation Sender : String
Specialist : String
UserID : String Receiver : String
Email-ID : String
Password : String MessageID : String
Address : String
Validate() Number-of-Messages()
View-Pages()
Authenticate() Reply()
Class relationship diagram for page creation

Class-Relationship Diagram for Page-Creation

Doctors
Name : String Pages
Hospital-name : String Name : String
Hospital-ID : String Code : Int
Specialist : String Date-Created : date
Email-ID : String Date-Mailed : date
UserID : String Status : String
Receiver : String
Register() Sender : String
Login() Creator : String
Page-Creation()
Page-Mailing() Number-of-pages()
View-Messages() Pending-Pages()
Send-Password()

Login

Login Validation
UserID : String UserID : String
Password : String Authentication Password : String

Validate() Validate()
Authenticate()
Class relationship diagram for mailing the page

Class-Relationship Diagram for Mailing the page

Doctors
Name : String Pages
Hospital-name : String Name : String
Hospital-ID : String Code : Int
Specialist : String Date-Created : date
Email-ID : String Mails Date-Mailed : date
UserID : String Status : String
Receiver : String
1 *
Register() Sender : String
Login() Creator : String
Page-Creation()
Page-Mailing() Number-of-pages()
View-Messages() Pending-Pages()
Send-Password()

Login

Validation
Login
UserID : String
UserID : String
Password : String
Password : String Authentication
Validate()
Validate()
Authenticate()
Class relationship diagram for View-Messages

Cl ass Relation ship Di agram for V iew-M ess ages

Doc tors
Nam e : S tring
Hos pital-nam e : S tring
Hos pital-ID : S tring M es sages
Login S pecialis t : S tring
Nam e : String
Login E m ail-ID : S tring
Us erID : S tring S end er : S tring
UserID : S tring
P as sword : S tring Rece iver : S tr ing
Create s & ViewsM es s ag eID : S tr ing
Regis ter()
V alidate()
Login()
Num ber-of-M essa ges()
P age-Creation()
P age-M ailing()
Lo gin V iew-M ess ages ()
A uthentication S end-P ass word()
Creates & V iews

V alidation
S pecialis ts
Us erID : S tring
Nam e : S tring
P as sword : S tring
Hos pital-Nam e : S tring
Hos pital-ID : S tring
V alidate()
S pec ialis t : S tring
A uthenticate()
E mail-ID : S tring
A ddress : S tring

V iew-P ages()
Reply ()
Class relationship diagram for facilities utilization

Cl ass Relati onshi p Di agra m for Fac il it ies Ut il iz ati on

Doctors
Name : String
Hospital-na me : String
Hospital-ID : String
Speciali st : Strin g
Emai l-ID : Strin g
UserID : S tring
* 1
Regis ter()
Login()
Page-Creation()
Page-M aili ng()
View -Mes sages()
Send-Pas swo rd()
Hospital
Name : String
<<B elongs To>> Address : String
Branch : String
Branch-Code : String
Data-Maintenance()
Operations()
Facilities-Provision()
Discussion-Forums()
Sequence diagram for Page-Creation

Sequence Diagram for Page-Creation

D:Doctor A:Authentication P:Page S:Specialist

Enter UserID

Enter Password

Validate

Report if invalid

Authenticate if valid

Name the page

Select a template

Select images & insert them

Select a specialist & retrieve their ID

Send the selected specialist ID

Save the created page

Collaboration diagram for Page-Creation

Coll aborat io n di agram for Page C reati on

11: Save the created page 3: V alidate

1: Enter U serID
2: Enter Password

P:Page D:Doctor A:Authentication

4: Report if invalid
5: Authenticate if valid
6: Name the page
7: Select a template
8: Select i mages & insert them 9: Select a specialist & retrieve their ID
10: Send the selected specialist ID

S:Specialist
Sequence diagram for Mailing the Pages

Sequence Diagram for mailing the pages

D:Doctor A:Authentication P:Page S: Specialist

Enter UserID

Enter Password

Validate

Report if invalid

Authenticate if valid

Select a page am ong the created ones

Get the page ID

Create a password

Select a Specialist

Mail the page

Collaboration diagram for Mailing the Pages

Collaboration Diagram for Mailing the page

3: Validate

P:Page A:Authentication
1: En ter U serID
2: Enter P assword
8: Create a password

6: Select a page among the created ones

7: Get the page ID 4: Report if inval id
5: Authenticate if valid
D:Doctor

9: Select a Specialist
10: Mail the page

S:Specialist
Sequence diagram for View-Messages

Sequence Diagram for View-Messages

D:Doctor A:Authentication S:Specialist M: Mess age

Enter UserID

Enter Password

Validate

Report if inval id

Authenticate if valid

Edit a message

View/Mail the message

Edit a message

View/Mail the m essage

Collaboration diagram for View-Messages

Collaboration diagram for Viewing Messages

3: Validate

1: Enter UserID
2: Enter Password

D:Doctor A:Authentication

4: Report if invalid
5: Authenticate if valid

6: Edit a message
7: View/Mail the message

M:Message S:Specialist

8: Edit a message
9: View/Mail the message
 Testing
System is tested for online response, volumes of transactions, stress recovery and
recovery from failure and usability. It has been vital for that system to make a logical
assumption that if any part of the system is not working properly. Although software
testing is itself an expensive activity, yet launching of this software without proper
testing was not possible.

Test Cases

The proper choice of test data is as important as the test itself. If test data as input
are not valid or representative of the data to be provided by the user, then the
reliability of the output may be suspect able. Test data may be artificial or live. It
depends where exactly we are going to execute the testing.

Unit Testing

In unit testing process different modules were taken independently to perform the
test. The software product by using prepared test cases and comparing the actual
results with the results predicted by the specification and design module. There were
a number of reasons in support of unit testing. These are given below:
• The size of single module is small enough, so we can
locate error fairly easily.
• The module is small enough that we can attempt to test it in demonstrably
exhaustive fashion.
• Confusing interactions of multiple errors in widely different parts of the
software are eliminated.
In unit testing the focuses was on the modules, independently of one another, to
locate errors. The programs were tested for correctness of logic applied and to
detect errors in coding. Valid and invalid data was be created and the programs
were be made to process this data to catch errors. All data that are entered was be
validated.
All conditions present in the program was tested, before proceeding one must make
sure that all the programs are working independently. Unit testing is simplified when
a module with high cohesion is designed.

Integration Testing

Symmetric technique for constructing the program structure while at the same time
conducting tests to uncover errors associated with interfacing. The objective is to
take unit tested components and build a program structure that has been dictated by
design.
Top-Down Integration Testing

The high level components of a system are integrated and tested before their design
and implementation has been completed.
Integral part of a top-down development process are where the development
process starts with high level components and works down the components
hierarchy.

Bottom-Up Integration Testing

All the low level components were integrated and tested before the higher level
components have been developed. It involves integrating and testing the modules at
the lower levels in the hierarchy and then working up the hierarchy of modules until
the final module is tested.
There is often a tendency to attempt non incremental integration, i.e. to construct the
program using a “big-bang approach”. .All modules were combined in advance. The
entire program is tested as a whole and chaos usually results. Some errors were
encountered. Correction was little bit difficult because isolation of causes is
complicated by the vast expanse of the entire program. As integration testing is
conducted, the tester should identify critical modules .A critical module has one or
more of the following characteristics:
• Addresses several software requirements.
• Has a high level of control.
• Is complex or error prone?
• Has definite performance requirements.

System Testing

Actually a series of different tests whose primary purpose is to fully exercise the
computer based system. Although each test has a different purpose, all work to
verified that the system elements have been properly integrated and perform
allocated functions.
When unit testing were conducted, we test the components i.e. various modules of
the software system. During integration of these modules we perform integration
testing and when all components of the system were integrated, we have a complete
computer based system and now we perform unit testing.
System testing also verified that file sizes are adequate and that indexes have been
built properly. Sorting and reindexing, procedures, assumed to be present in lower –
level modules, must be tested at the system level to see that they in fact, exist and
achieve the results the modules expect.
During the system testing, we should evaluate a number of attributes of the software
that are vital to the user. There were some special types of system tests which were
peak load test, storage testing, performance testing, recovery security and stress
testing.
 Coding
Implementation
 FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS

The project involves transforming the already existed manually operated system, so that it
can be accessed easily. Efforts have been made to cover all user requirements to the
extents possible and to make it user friendly. Input screens have designed in such a way
that user have practically no possible in entering the information.

Advantages of the proposed system

The user can access the system from anywhere .If the user wants to check any feedback

then with a few keystrokes on a computer keyboard by a operator can avail all the details

helping him/her not to wander here and there in doing so. The paper work is greatly

minimized. No training is required for the users (doctors). With the interface a layman can

have pleasant experience working with the application.

A detailed analysis of system requirements would provide necessary information for

estimates, but analysis often takes weeks or months to complete. Therefore, we must

examine the product and the problem it is intended to solve at very beginning of the project,

At a minimum, the scope of the product must be established and bounded. Scope is defined

by answering the following questions.

Context- how does the system to be built into a larger system, product, or business context

and what constraints are imposed as a result of the context?

Information Objectives– What doctor visible data objects is produced as output from the

system? What data objects are required for input?

Function and Performance– What function does the system perform to transform input

data into output? Are any special performance

In recent times in India and also other parts of the world record handling and

maintaining the accuracy have become cumbersome processes. This system will assist

the concerned doctors in maintaining their records and searching proper matching as per

requirement only at mouse click. Manually find out the certain records in a very tedious,

cumbersome and risky job. This system can well assist in proper real estate records

management.
 LIMITATIONS
Like any other standard application software (or any type of application in real world),

this developed software too has limitations. Although compared to the market, this software

“doctor online” this application might have some limitations and but in future with

enhancement it can be a better substituted for the “doctors”. Here is listing of known

confines under this application:

• As this is a web-based application, like modern portals present on the internet or web

this portal might not be is not providing excellent user interface and GUI features.

However, attempts have been maintained to provide a sort of good user interface.

• Although security has been applied maintain the user name and password but still there

are chances that the confidential information provided by the user may get leakage or

tampered.

• As this a live project still the administrator part has to be made more affective to perform

functional tasks like checking the such as maintaining the database etc.

• Doctors are registered through online registration so there could be some fake person

trying to be a doctor/specialist so such checks with its primary information is still to be

made which is not available in this project now.

• Whole of the registration process and the specialist searching is done on the website, so

the user must be aware of the computer system as such other device is being using to

automate the task.

 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES

• BOOKS

 .Net Programming Black Book

 ASP.NET 3.5 Black Book

 System Analysis & Design By Elias M. Awad

 SQL SERVER the complete reference…(George Koch, Kevin Loney)

 C# Programming 2008 Black Book

 C# BibleWiley Publishing, Inc.

 C# Programming (Wrox Publication)

 Java Script (Wrox Publication)

 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (Wrox Publication)

• WEB SITE

 www.msdn.microsoft.com

 www.support.microsoft.com

 www.google.com

 www.developer.com/net