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Home Expenditure Management
Project Report On
Prepared By
Mitesh Nilkanthbhai Rana. Exam Number !"" #.$.B%&
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'hree P.M.Patel %ollege o( %omputer 'cience . #echnology. 'ardar Patel /ni0ersity.
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Shree P. M. Patel College of Computer Science and Technology

Managed By Anand Peoples Medicare Society Near Sardar Bag, Opp. New Bus Station, Anand -388001
Certificate
This is to certify that Mr. Rana Mitesh Nilkanthbhai of TYBCA (Seat No. !"") Has worked on ro!ect entit"ed Home Expenditure Management# fro$ 3uly - +"," to )eb - +",,. This (BCA%&'() is in% ho)se Pro!ect co)rse of three credits. He*She was reg)"ar in his*her work and de+oted aro)nd 2'' ho)rs for the ro!ect inc")ding ana"ysis and design. He*She has co$ "eted the ro!ect satisfactori"y.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Ch. No 1 Contents Introduction 1.1 Brief Introduction of project 1.1.1 Proposed System 1.1.2 Project Profile 1.2 Project background nalysis 2.1 !e"uirement nalysis 2.1.1 !e"uirement nalysis 2.2 System !e"uirements 2.2.1 #ard$are !e"uirements 2.2.2 Soft$are !e"uirements 2.% &easibility nalysis 2.%.1 'perational &easibility 2.%.2 (echnical &easibility 2.%.% )conomical &easibility 2.%.* 'ther &easibility 2.* +&+s and &lo$,chart 2.*.1 &lo$ +iagrams 2.*.1.1 dministrator &lo$ +iagram 2.*.1.2 -ser &lo$ +iagram 2.*.2 +ata &lo$ +iagrams 2.*.2.1 Conte.t /e0el +iagram 2.*.2.2 1ero /e0el +iagram 2.*.2.% &irst /e0el +iagram 2.*.% -2/ +iagrams 2.*.%.1 Case +iagram for dmin 2.*.%.2 Case +iagram for -ser Page
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&ckno:ledgement
I am student of S#!)) P.2.P ()/ C'//)8) '& C'2P-()! S)CINC) 9 ()C#N'/'8: feel glad and belie0e that I am 0ery lucky for getting opportunity to de0elop an IN#'-S) Project in the form of Subject BC ,%4; for the fulfillment degree of B.C. . (his project shall be incomplete if $e do not con0ey our heart felt gratitude to those people< from $hom $e ha0e got considerable support and encouragement during this project. 2any people ha0e helped< pro0ided direction< technical information and it is our pleasure to say a 0ote of thanks to all of them. =e $ould like to e.press our gratitude to 2r. >amlesh !ohit the Principal of my college for pro0iding us all guidelines regarding project. =e $ould also like to thank 2r. +harmesh Patel $ho is my Project 8uide for their full co,operation in guiding for a right $ay to accomplish this project $ithin a timeline. s our project $as an ),Commerce type and market so $e are also thankful to all the e.ternal features from $hich $e got help and guidance. I am also greatly thankful to the entire (.:.BC in completion of this project directly or indirectly. $ho has helped me
Thank you
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PREFACE
(he project presented here gi0es us an idea about ho$ far technology has progressed since it made its ad0ent. In today?s $e find that e0erything is becoming a part of technology. Internet has defied all the geographical distances. =e are closing in on the era of paperless office. 2ost of the fields are getting automated and computeri@ed. Since ages bulk of the $ork has been done by man himself. Papers ha0e been the main source of data store. No$ is the time $hen technology takes o0er and relie0es man of most of his duties. Programming and system de0elopment has also been an area $here lot of human effort $ere put in. but thanks to the technology< 0arious tools ha0e been de0eloped and system de0elopment process has been greatly simplified. #ome ).penditure 2anagement is a =ebsite de0eloped using the latest in technology and trends< $ith the aim to mo0ing to$ards the paperless era and to combine 0arious applications under a single interface that $ould make $ork fun< fast and easy.
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Introductio n
Brief Introduction Project Project Background of
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Proposed System Project Profile
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1.1.1 Proposed System.
=eb based systems and applications deli0er a comple. array of conte.t and functionality to a broad population of end user. Some of the attributes of $eb applications areA Net$ork intensi0eness Concurrency -npredictable load Performance 0ailability Security esthetics
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$hich takes into account the abo0e attributes. -sers record $ould be sa0e in the secure database system. !egistered and authenticated user $ill login in the application can use 0arious type of modules of the application like ).pens manage <2ember $ise ).pens<Sub 2ember create< Category manage. 2any categories and particular subcategory for that selected category are displayed to the user. dministrator has right to change a category and subcategory e.pense in the table and he can also change a -ser details and sub member. dministrator $ill get an le0el $hen any sub e.pense is going our of e.pense. -ser can get a report after making a group $ise or a member $ise or he can make a sub member details any day that $hat he buy. &inally user can log out from his secure profile.
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1.1.2 Project Profile.
Pro$ect Tit%e & #ome ).pense 2anagement B=)B SI() approach'
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Pro$ect Back"round
Background Information
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System rchitectureA
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(he presentation layer is nothing but a piece of soft$are that deals $ith the user interface of your application. +isplaying data to the end user and allo$ing them to interface $ith it is the core functionality of this layer. In any large scale application< there $ill al$ays be cases $here data entered by the end user $ill need some process to be e.ecuted. (his is $here the business logic comes in.
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(he core of any application $ould end $ith data being stored and retrie0ed. (his task is handled by +ata ccess /ayer.
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+ata Base /ayer (he data base layer contains all back end task< i.e. in S3/ Ser0er 2444. In this layer all tables< stored procedures etc. database related things are there.
(o a beginner or a no0ice< this architecture $ould seem really unnecessary and might e0en be considered as an o0erhead $ith respect to time and other factors. But benefits are ama@ing< gi0en belo$A (he application is di0ided into logically isolated pieces therefore ending or reducing tight coupling bet$een the -ser Interface< business logic and database. (able and column names can be effecti0ely eliminated from the client, side code. It?s pretty easy to change or add to your application ne$ functionalities< $ithout breaking or recompiling the entire client,side code. Client application $ill no longer ha0e S3/ statements embedded in it. (herefore it remains de,coupled from rest of the application. Client application $ill no longer ha0e S3/ statements embedded in it. (herefore it remains de,coupled from rest of the application. change in one tier or layer does not affect the rest of it.
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!e"uirement nalysis System !e"uirements &easibility nalysis +&+s and &lo$,chart
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2.1 !e"uirements analysis /'8INA
In this module user can be registered by submitting the online form $ith fulfilling the suitable re"uirements. (his form $ill contain the detailed information about total income and user contact.
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(his is the ne$ly added feature to our $eb site. fter login process user $ill be getting this facility. #ere he or she can make a discussion on the sub member created.
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(his is the most important part of our $eb site. fter login process user can select the Sub member from e.penses manage. #e or she can select the category and sub category $ise manage. -ser can select the category of e.pense and they $ant to decided by the e.pense manage. #ere he can select any types of home e.pense a0ailable. #e or She can $e e.pense manage of sub member of indi0idual manage of the system. =e can them pro0ide the user and sub member reports generates and the e.pense calculation of the remaining income.
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#ere again there $ill be a second 0erification for the main user. #ere after logging in he can make change the sub member details and category of all e.pense as per user or sub member also generate the e.pense details and make changes in it. #ere $e can e.pense short listed. #ere user can see an account history ($o sub modules $ill be here. '$ner. -ser.
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2ember nd ).pense +etailsA
#ere user $ill get the details of after logging in. #e $ill also get the contact information for that.
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'ne of the main meanings of the feasibility study is possibility. Checking of different criteria for successful system is included in this feasibility study section. (hese criteria are cost< time< efficiency etc. ll these factors play an important role in achie0ing objecti0es of the system. (hat means the system should be such that it gi0es optimum performance at minimum cost< time and re"uirements. (he types of feasibility study areA,
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(echnically the system configuration should be less comple.. #ere< for soft$are system technically feasibility means technically it should be comfortable for further maintenance. (he proposed system has technical capacity to hold the data and pro0ide technical supports $hich is e.pected. (he ne$ system pro0ides ade"uate responses to in"uires of all users. (he system has technical guarantees of accuracy< reliability< ease of access and data security.
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ccording to the concept of economical study< the system should be completed $ith minimum cost. (his is the most important factor for any system. (he proposed system is cost effecti0eness. (his system is in range of budget $hich is assumed or declared for de0eloping it. So< it is economically feasible. In this budget the cost of hard$are and soft$are for the class of application is being considered.
-0.01 OTHER FEASIBILITIES TI2E FEASIBILIT3 (ime feasibility study is a determination of $hether a proposed project $ill be completed $ithin gi0en time< $e ha0e achie0ed this thing in our system.
2ANA4E2ENT FEASIBILIT3 It is a determination $hether the #ome ).penditure 2anagement $ill be acceptable to the management.
SOCIAL FEASIBILIT3 Social feasibility is a determination of $hether the ne$ system $ill be acceptable to the people or not.
SCHE,5LE FEASIBILIT3 Projects are initiated $ith specific deadline. =e need to e0aluate $hether the deadlines are mandatory or desirable. (ime is the one of the critical factor in the de0elopment of any system but this kind of feasibility is hardly perfect in any system. Page No.2&

=e ha0e been asked to complete the project $ithin the $orking days of the organi@ation ha0ing period of *,5 months appro.imately. So $e ha0e managed to complete the project before gi0en deadline. In the Project Planning section $e elaborate our ideas to de0elop the system $ithin the gi0en period. #ence< it is feasible to de0elop a system in predetermined time inter0al.
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Support for 0arious programming languages Cross,language de0elopment Content and application logic separation Secure user authentication
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S3/ Ser0er ).press is a free and easy,to,use database product that is based on S3/ Ser0er 2445 technology. It is designed to pro0ide a database platform that offers superior ease of use< enabling fast deployments for its target scenarios. (he ease of use starts $ith a simple and robust graphical user interface B8-IG setup that guides the user through the installation process. (he 8-I tools that come for free $ith S3/ Ser0er ).press include S3/ Ser0er 2anagement Studio ).press )dition B(echnical Pre0ie$ 0ersion a0ailable at launchG< Surface rea Configuration (ool< and S3/ Ser0er Configuration 2anager. (hese tools simplify the basic database operations. (he design and de0elopment of database applications are made easier by the integration $ith 6isual Studio projects. In addition< I introduce the ability to deploy database applications by mo0ing them like typical =indo$s files. (he ser0icing and patching are also simplified and automated. S3/ Ser0er ).press uses the same reliable and high,performance database engine as the other 0ersions of S3/ Ser0er 2445. It also uses the same data access PIs such as +'.N)(< S3/ Nati0e Client< and (,S3/. In fact< it is differentiated from the rest of the S3/ Ser0er 2445 editions only by the follo$ingA

/ack of enterprise features support /imited to one CP'ne 8B memory limit for the buffer pool +atabases ha0e a * 8B ma.imum si@e
&eatures like uto,Close and the ability to copy databases as files are enabled by default in S3/ Ser0er ).press< $hile the high a0ailability and business intelligence features are absent. It is 0ery easy to Tscale upT if that becomes necessary< as ).press applications $ill $ork seamlessly $ith S3/ Ser0er 2445 =orkgroup< Standard< or )nterprise editions. (he =eb do$nload enables a free< fast< and con0enient deployment. Page No..'
TAR4ET SCENARIOS&,
S3/ Ser0er ).press $as de0eloped $ith t$o distinct uses in mind. (he first is as a ser0er product< especially as a =eb ser0er or a database ser0er. (he second is as a local client data store $here the application data access does not depend on the net$ork. )ase of use and simplicity are key design goals. (he three main usage scenarios for S3/ Ser0er ).press areA Nonprofessional de0elopers building =eb applications IS6s redistributing S3/ Ser0er ).press as a lo$,end ser0er or client data store #obbyists building basic clientHser0er applications S3/ Ser0er ).press pro0ides an easy,to,use and reliable database platform that is Tfeature,richT to co0er these scenarios. Special consideration is gi0en to the ease and reliability of setup and deployment to make it easy for IS6s to use and redistribute.
Key Feature# in S<L Ser(er -JJ8 E!pre## Edition

S3/ Ser0er ).press uses the same database engine as the rest of S3/ Ser0er 2445< and all the programmatic features are the same. (he S3/ engine supports 1 CP-< 1 8B ! 2< and a * 8B database si@e. (his mechanism permits easy differentiation from other S3/ Ser0er 2445 editions by ha0ing $ell defined cut,off points. S3/ Ser0er ).press can install and run on multiprocessor machines< but only a single CP- is used at any time. 2ultiple S3/ Ser0er 2445 ).press installations can coe.ist on the same machine along $ith other installations of S3/ Ser0er 2444< S3/ Ser0er 2445< or 2icrosoft +esktop )ngine B2S+)G. In general< it is best that S3/ Ser0er 2444 instances be upgraded to Ser0ice Pack * BSP*G. (he ma.imum limit to the number of S3/ Ser0er ).press instances is 17 on the same machine. (hese instances must be uni"uely named for the purpose of identifying them. S3/ Ser0er ).press is designed to be easy to use< and the graphical user interface B8-IG tools make it easy e0en for database no0ices to use the basic database functionalities in S3/ Ser0er ).press.
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S3/ Command is an '/) +B 0ersion of the e.isting s"l tool. It not only attempts to maintain functional compatibility $ith s"l< but also includes support for ne$ S3/ Ser0er 2445 data types. ll command line options output information to standard output< e.cept error messages that may appear $hen an operation failed. S3/ Bro$ser is a ne$ ser0ice in S3/ Ser0er 2445 that is used to identify the ports that named instances listen on. Since shared memory does not use it< this ser0ice is turned off in S3/ Ser0er ).press by default. (his means that the user $ill ha0e to start this ser0ice so that net$ork access can $ork. S3/ Ser0er 2445 ).press supports the same nati0e and managed pro0iders as the rest of S3/ Ser0er 2445. (his has the huge ad0antage that an application $ritten for S3/ Ser0er ).press $ill $ork seamlessly $ith other S3/ Ser0er editions. S3/ Ser0er 2445 ).press supports +'.N)( for managed access. =e recommend using the S"lClient data pro0ider for de0eloping ne$ applications< since most of the application ICopy features is a0ailable only $ith S"lClient. (he +'.N)( 2.4 data pro0iders Ba0ailable in 6isual Studio 2445G support the ne$ S3/ Ser0er data types like 0archar B2 IG and I2/< as $ell user, defined types. &or S3/ Ser0er ).press< goals are to pro0ide secure defaults for the different components. &or instance< the net$orking protocols such as (CPHIP and Named Pipes are turned off. S3/ Bro$ser ser0ice is not started unless the user e.plicitly asks for this in the setup command line. (he S or System dmin account is disabled by default if =indo$s uthentication is used. Normal users on the machine ha0e almost no pri0ileges on the S3/ Ser0er ).press instance. /ocal administrator on the ser0er must e.plicitly grant rele0ant permissions for normal users so that they can use S3/ functionality. -ser Instances are a ne$ feature in S3/ Ser0er ).press that pro0ides the ability to treat databases like files. (he local database can no$ be mo0ed< copied< or e,mailed along $ith the application. t the ne$ location< no additional configuration is needed to make it $ork. (here are three main features that enable the pplication -ser Instance support in S3/ Ser0er ).pressA the ttach+B&ilename option in the connection string< the lack of a re"uirement to specify the logical database name< and the -ser Instance option. uto,Close e.isted in S3/ 2444 and is enabled by default in S3/ Ser0er ).press. (his feature releases the file locks on the user databases $hen there are no acti0e connections to it. (hus< the database is ready to be mo0ed or copied after the application that uses it is closed.
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S3/ Ser0er ).press setup is a simplified 0ersion of the S3/ Ser0er 2445 process. It is robust< reliable< and supports both 8-I and the silent install modes. 'nly =indo$s Installer,based B.msiG technology is supported.
S3/ Ser0er ).press &eature Components tree

&eature Components 8-I &eature Components Command /ine ParametersA Pro0ide a comma, delimited list $ith no spaces of the features to install after ++/'C /. S3/U)ngine S3/)ngineU+ataU&iles S3/U!eplication ClientUComponents Ser0erUtools Connecti0ity S+>
S3/ Ser0er +atabase Ser0ices +ata &iles !eplication Client Components S3/ Command /ine (ools Connecti0ity Components Soft$are +e0elopment >it
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(he S3/ Ser0er ).press database engine supports all of the 12 languages that 2S+) supports. (he targeted languages are )nglish< Bra@ilian Portuguese< +utch< S$edish< Simplified Chinese< (raditional Chinese< &rench< 8erman< Italian< Papanese< >orean< and Spanish.
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S3/ Ser0er ).press is supported 0ia ne$sgroups< as $ell as =eb,based documentation and resources such as S3/ Books 'nline and $hite papers.
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.01 LO4IN&
In this module user can be registered by submitting the online form $ith fulfilling the suitable re"uirements. (his form $ill contain the detailed information about total group income and user contact. In this form user $ill be registered by filling his 0alidate and correct information and then he ha0e been assign his particular uni"ue I+.from this id he can login in $eb application. /ogin form $ill make a successfully login for user.
.0- S5B 2E2BERSA

(his is the most important part of our $eb site. fter login process user can select the sub member from menu. #e or she can select the sub member or e.pense category from the e.pense manages. #ere he can select any one member of home e.pense manage for the indi0idual a0ailable. #e $ill get a home for his order by manage. -ser can make a $ide selection of e.pense category from his particular sub category of e.pense. (hen he can ha0e a particular manage member id $ise e.pense management. #e $ill be ha0ing a member e.pense category of the sub category and custom e.pense of entry of the user. (hen bill $ill be calculated automatically and user can ha0e a copy of reports in his screen and he can directly make a print at his home on client side. .
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#ere again users $ill be gi0en options to do $hat he can see his account history. nd he can edit his all data .e.pect userid. -sers can see all his details $hat he has done during the $indo$ e.pense manage. (his module $ill help to user $hat he has done. nd session $ill be maintain for the bill no and users both.
.01 EBPENSE AN, 2E2BERS&

#ere client $ill get the details of the user and regencies after logging in. #e $ill also get the contact information for that.
.08 A,2IN LO4IN

#ere admin can maintain all his rights .he can reorder the e.pense he can llo$ to be franchiser as a member.
6ser Acco)nt
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I p%e entation Re#u%t#
Snapshots (esting 6erification and
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101 5#er #ide *or # Screen 1A /ogin screenA $hen user $ill run $eb application in
bro$ser the first look $ill be this pro0iding secure login controls
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Screen 2A Contact us &ormA #ere user can information to $eb site
to home e.panse and the contact to de0eloper.
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Screen %A Ser0ice &ormA #ere users are unregistered to the ser0ice
are pro0ide to the information of the #ome ).penditure management System.
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Screen *A bout us &ormA #ere user unregistered can $e pro0ide
the about us.
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Screen 5A #elp &ormA #ere users are unregistered to the
information to #ome ).penditure management System.
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Screen 7A /oginA #ere user can 0alid user id and pass$ord can be
enter to the #ome ).penditure 2anagement login to the successfully Ne.t form.
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Screen JA Success /oginA
fter user enters correct id and pass$ord he $ill get a success full login page and he can access all the facilities pro0ide buy a $eb site.
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Screen CA Sub 2ember moduleA
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#ere user can select sub member on the basis of category and then add it to his. #ere is a $ide range of category
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Screen ;A Sub 2ember -pdateA #ere user can update for sub
member details. fter the $rong information to the change for member id can be change the details. -ser can edit his sub member information and insert a changed data.
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Screen 14A Sub 2ember +eleteA #ere user can be sub member
delete to the permanently.
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Screen 11A 2ember $ise ).penseA #ere -ser can insert

hisHher $hich he has gi0en at and then he can make a e.pense enter after that he $ill get a printed bill on his printer
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Screen 12A ).pense update 9 deleteA #ere user can be sub
member $ise e.pense delete to the permanently. -ser can edit his sub member information and insert e.pense details of a changed data.
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Screen 1%A Sing -p &ormA this form is for user $ishing to join our
$eb application. =ith getting intake of the perfect 0alid information.
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Screen 1*A Change Pass$ordA #ere user can change the
pass$ord of login into the home e.penditure management.
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Screen 15A Profile A #ere user can be change the information of
profile.
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Screen 17A -ser !eportsA #ere user can pro0ide the group
e.pense a report generates.
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Screen 1JA 2ember =ise !eportsA #ere member $ise reports
generate. nd the indi0idual e.pense manage to the member reports.
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Screen 1CA2ember +etail !eport A #ere ho$ sub member
create to the reports pro0ide to the member details.
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10- Ad in #ide *or # Screen 1A dmin #ome pageA #ere admin user can add< delete or
modify the item and category in the ).pense manage. #eHShe can also see the details of the ).pense manage -ser and also their bill details.
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Screen 2A ).pense +etailsA #ere user can add ne$ Item in the
).pense manage 2enu /ist for the user.
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Screen %A Sub 2emberA #ere user can add Sub member in the
).pense manage /ist menu.
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Screen *A 2odify Category and ItemA here user can modify
Category and Item in the ).pense manages 2enu /ist.
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Screen 5A -ser +etailA #ere admin can see the details of particular
user0
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Screen 7A ).pense +etailA #ere admin can see the details of any
bill nd sub category manage to the admin.
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TESTIN4 2ETHO,S& Black Bo. and =hite Bo. (esting
!ac" #o$ testing relies on the specification for the system or the component< $hich is being tested to deri0e test cases. (he system is a VBlack,Bo.K $hose beha0ior can only be determined by studying its input and their related output. nother name for this is V&unctional (estingK because mathematical functions can be specified using only their inputs and outputs.
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W%ite #o$ testing assumes that the specific logic is important and must be tested to guarantee the systemKs proper functioning. (he main use of the $hite bo. testing is in error,based testing< $hen you already ha0e tested all objects of an application and all e.ternal or public methods of an object that you belie0e to be of great importance. In $hite bo. testing< you are looking for bugs that ha0e a lo$ probability of e.ecution< ha0e been carelessly implemented< or $ere o0erlooked pre0iously.
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TESTIN4 CASES&
1 -nit (esting &or /ogin Ta/%e 1A Common (esting &or Ne$ /ogin
Te#t ,e#cription Ca#e No0 1 &orm opens successfully 2 &orm looks properly and uniformly % 2essage of error and $arning are specific * +ate format is gi0en by the Calendar E!pected Re#u%t +isplay form Proper display )rror handling done :es Actua% Re#u%t Pass Pass Pass Pass
Ta/%e -& &orm specific testing for ne$ /ogin

Te#t Ca#e No0 1 2 % ,e#cription =ithout entering user name and pass$ord no one can login +isplay errors on not filling the mandatory fields ll the function in this form are $orking E!pected Re#u%t uthentication pro0ided )rror handling done Proper functioning Actua% Re#u%t Pass Pass Pass
- 5nit te#tin" *or Add Ne+ Cu#to er Ta/%e .& Common (esting &or dding Customer
Te#t Ca#e No0 ,e#cription E!pected Re#u%t Actua% Re#u%t
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1 2 % * &orm opens successfully &orm looks properly and -niformly 2essage of error and $arning are specific +ate format is gi0en by the Calendar +isplay form Proper display )rror handling done :es Pass Pass Pass Pass
Ta/%e 1& &orm Specific (esting &or dding Customer

Te#t Ca#e No0 1 2 ,e#cription )0ery field has ma.imum si@e to store data 2andatory fields are necessary E!pected Re#u%t 6alidation done 6alid. done Actua% Re#u%t Pass Pass
. 5nit te#tin" *or Cirtua% Cart Ta/%e 8& Common (esting &or dding 'rder
Te#t Ca#e ,e#cription No0 1 &orm opens successfully 2 &orm /ooks properly and uniformly % 2essage of error and $arning are specific * +ate format is gi0en by the ddHmmHyyyy E!pected Re#u%t +isplay form Proper display )rror handling not done :es Actua% Re#u%t Pass Pass Pass Pass
Ta/%e L& &orm Specific (esting &or dding 'rder

Te#t Ca#e No0 1 2 % ,e#cription )0ery field has ma.imum si@e to store data 2andatory fields are necessary 'nly a user $ho has registered is E!pected Re#u%t 6alidation done 6alid. done 'rder add Actua% Re#u%t Pass Pass Pass
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able to add items in 0irtual cart and maintained successfully
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801 App%ication# o* Ho e E!penditure 2ana"e ent
#ome ).penditure is $eb application ha0ing (arget audience like employed $omen and the one $ho are busy in their routine can ha0e a direct e.pense manage. #ome e.penditure pro0ides an account history so that any one can ha0e a detailed report.
80- Li itation# o* Ho e E!penditure 2ana"e ent

It doesnKt pro0ide a mobile support system so that user can ha0e a confirmation message on mobile. Can pro0ide pass$ord protection make a site features more protecti0e. Billing can be done on ser0er side and client side. (his application $ill only $ork out for the house le0el. #ere user can $e pro0ide a sub member authority to the home e.pense manage.
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Conc%u#ion Enhance ent#

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Future
Conclusion &uture )nhancement
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Conc%u#ion&
#ome ).penditure is the site that is 0ery user friendly. (he -ser here first of all registers itself to the site and e.pense manages. (he process of handling orders is to be managed by the administrator. dministrator has to 0ie$ the status of the orders and then do the appropriate processing. dministrator has also reorder management so that he can reorder the items. #e can 0ie$ report of all register users and also admin ha0e rights to manage the user. In brief< the #ome ).pense is fully $orking site $here easily one can easily manage hisHher e.pense through some mouse clicks only. #e can ha0e his e.pense related problem solution globally. #e can 0ie$ his account history $ith just a fe$ information.
Future Enhance ent#&

Implementing the payment gate$ay module and integrating it $ith the running system. =e are the reports for date $ise and month $ise generates. Better security features can be pro0ided to both users and dministrator. 2obile and 'ther communication can be implemented so that user can make a use $ith mobile. It doesnKt pro0ide a mobile support system so that user can ha0e a confirmation message on mobile.
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