The Design And Implementation Of An Online Shopping System Based On ASP

In the past few years, the computer and Internet technology has developed rapidly, thee-commerce has emerged rapidly and become more and more popular. E-commerce haspenetrated into every aspect of economy and society. E-commerce have also become moreand more popular. E-commerce has becomed the way of shopping, the online shopping hasbecomed fashion.This paper design and implementation of an online shipping system based on ASP,SQL Serverand Dreamweaver, the system has the function of general shopping online, for example userlogin and registration, commodity inquiry, cart design, order design and so on.Because ASP is easy to learn, and the scripting language can be run directly explained, andreading from the database is easy, and asp is object oriented programming, and ASP does notneed to consider the browser compatibility issues and asp can protect source code, so Thesystem chose the ASP Technology. SQL Server is a graphical interface, and administratorconveniently management database, and SQL Server can be used on multiple platforms, andusers can be easy to put the data in the database on the Web page. So the system chose SQLServer. The project selects the Dreamweaver environment for editing, because The editor canwrite code directly, also can be in visual editing environment on the web page design.This system is divided into front and back function for the online shopping system, so theauthor will designed respectively. The main front function are the user registration function,the user login function, retrieval function, customer goods on the shopping cart orders ofoperations and other functions; The main back function are administrator login, commoditymanagement, order management, user management, user management and other functions.The structure of this paper is following: The first chapter reviews some research backgroundand research results; the second chapter describes the system related techonlogvt; the thirdchapter discusses the system requirement analysis; chapter IV describes the system overalldesign; chapter V describes the system implementation; finally, some conclusions andperspectives are presented.