ChangChun FAW Door Monitor Intelligent Management System

"ChangChun FAW Door Monitor Intelligent Management System" is a Management Information System that manage outbound freight or inbound freight and personnel.The system can calculate, report and query. The system can manage basic information,for example accessory and personel and factory.The system has three module: basic information,in and out freight,janitor system .We designed use case module, database module and static structure by Microsoft Visio for Enterprise Architect.The system's database is Microsoft SQL Server2000. The system's programming tool is Microsoft Visual Studio.NET.Program language is Visual Basic.NET and ASP.NET and JavaScript.The system's workflow use Rational Unified Process and object-oriented technology and design.The workflow of Rational Unified Process is composed of Business Modeling, Requirements,Analysis and Design, Implementation,Test and Deployment. An iteration workflow defines the workers, activities and artifacts that are involved in a particular execution of an iteration in the software lifecycle. Each iteration workflow is described with an illustrative plan, and in a table of steps, where each step points to the involved workers, activities and artifacts. An iteration workflow has four phases: inception phase, elaboration phase, construction phase and transition phase. An iteration workflow will involve the core workflows in varying degrees, depending upon the phase.The purposes of business modeling are to understand the structure and dynamics of the organization, to ensure that customers, end users, and developers have a common understanding of the organization, to derive requirements on systems to support the organization. First, identify business processes; second,refine business processes. The purpose of refine business processes is to Verify that the business use case correctly reflects how business is done.Whereafter, requirement analyse is an important workflow. The purposes of Requirements are to come to an agreement with the customer and the users on what the system should do,to give system developers a better understanding of the requirements on the system, to delimit the system, to provide a basis for planning the technical contents of iterations, to define a user-interface for the system.Afterward, define a architecture.The system is B/S architecture. The system is composed of browser, Web Server and DataBase Server. The design of program is four lays architecture:user interface,business facade,business rules and data access.The four lays is an architecture of Microsoft Enterprise Template. The system has six subsystem: BusinessFacade,BusinessRules,Common,DataAccess,SystemFramework,Web. The criterion of analysis and design is to implement use case. Classes are the work-horses of the design effort-they actually perform the real work of the system. The other design elements-subsystems, packages and capsules and collaborations simply describe how classes are grouped or how they interoperate.Here, Use a facade to define an entry point to each subsystem level. Provide a unified interface to a set of interfaces in a subsystem. Facade defines a higher-level interface that makes the subsystem easier to use. Structuring a system into subsystems helps reduce complexity.Design the database.The system's database model is designed by Microsoft Visio for Enterprise Achitects. The data model is a subset of the implementation model which describes the logical and physical representation of persistent data in the system.In Implementation phase, technology of access database is ADO.NET.Important components of ADO.NET are DataReader,DataAdapter,DataSet.HTML page are programmed by HTML and JavaScript.Web are programmed by ASP.NET.Database are created by database modeling.Bar code printer are programmed by a special program language.In test phase, Nothing has a greater effect on the end-user's satisfaction with the software than a clear view of what the end-user expects so that those expectations can be verified and validated. Test cases refle...