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SMART MAIL

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Mridul K Boruah (PT0782209) BE (Hons.) in Computing Staffordshire Staffordshire University

A project submitted in partial fulfilment of the award of the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Computing

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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Mr. Mridul K Boruah [PTL00782209] has completed his Final Project, “Smart Mail” for the partial fulfillment of Bachelor in Engineering (Hons.)

specialization in Computing. . He has successfully completed the project within eight mo under the guidance of Mr. Ravi Sachdeva, Project Supervisor.

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Smart Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Firstly I would like to take the opportunity to convey our sincerest gratitude to t who helped me in completing the project “Smart Mail”.

I woul would d like like to than thank k the the God God with withou outt whos whosee grac gracee proj projec ectt comp comple leti tion on

impossible. My humble thanks to my parents and Dr. R.K. Choudhary (Director, APIIT INDIA) for giving me a chance to undertake this project I would like to thank my project supervisor Mr. Ravi Sachdeva whole heartedly. H

guided me throughout the project, which made it possible to complete the project success

on time. His encouragement gave me the experience and knowledge of developing su large and challenging project.

My deepest gratitude to lecturer Mr. Arun Choudhary who taught me various re matters which are helpful in implementing my project.

My earnest thanks to Mr. Sasanka Pritom Bhuyan, Mr. Simanta Chakrabarty,

Siddharth Siddharth Khetawat, Mr. Mohan Chetry, Mr. Manash Deurri and Mr. Nandan dutta, stu

at APIIT SD INDIA. Their help was of great support during my testing phase and they helped to solve the problems which I faced during project development.

Finally I would like to thank Microsoft Inc. to develop such amazing software s

for accompanying the software developers at the time of development of their softwa

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Certificate ...................................................................................

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT...............................................................

Introduction ............. ................... ............ ............. ............. ............................................... .........................................

1.1 CONTEXT AND PRELIMINARY INVETIGATION.......................

1.1.1 Topic Background ....................... .................................... ......................... ......................... ......................... ........................ ................ ....

1.1.2 Topic of the System......................... ..................................... ......................... ......................... ......................... ......................... ............

1.1.3 Purpose of Implementation: ......................... ..................................... ......................... ........................................ ...........................

1.1.4 Targeted Users of the System: ......................... ..................................... ........................ ..................................... .........................

1.1.5 Problem Context: ........................ ..................................... ......................... ........................ ......................... ............................. ................

1.1.6Rationale:........................ ..................................... ......................... ........................ ......................... ........................................ ...........................

1.1.7Tangible benefits........................ .................................... ........................ ......................... ......................... ............................... ................... 1.1.8 Intangible Benefits: ........................ .................................... ........................ ......................... ....................................... ..........................

1.1.9 Goal of System Development: ....................... .................................... ......................... ...................................... ..........................

1.1.9.1 Project Goal:........................ .................................... ........................ ......................... ......................... .............................. ..................

1.1.9.2 Academic Goal....................... .................................... ......................... ........................ ....................................... ...........................

1.1.10 Objectives of System Development:........................ ..................................... ......................................... ............................

1.1.10.1 Project Objectives:......................... ..................................... ........................ ......................... ................................. ....................

1.1.10.2 Academic Objectives......................... ..................................... ......................... ......................................... ............................

1.1.11 Success Criteria: ........................ .................................... ........................ ......................... .................................. ............................ .......

1.1.12 Scope of Proposal and Functionalities: ........................ ..................................... ...................................... .........................

1.1.12.1 Core functionality of the system: ........................ ..................................... ......................... ........................... ...............

1.1.12.2 Advanced functionality of the system: .........................................................

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CONCLUSION............................................................................

RESEARCH METHODS................................................................

Primary Research .......................................................................... Questionnaires......................... ..................................... ........................ ......................... ......................... ................................ ....................

Fig 2: waterfall model.............................................................

Fig 4: RUP model.....................................................................

................... ............ ............. ....................................... ............................................... ............... ANALYSIS.............

Chapter 6................................................................................

Design Documents.................................................................

Use Case Diagram:.................................................................

Database Design........................ .................................... ........................ ......................... ......................... ..................................... ..........................

1. user_det table......................... ..................................... ......................... ......................... ...................................... ..................................... ........... Storyboarding........................ ..................................... ......................... ......................... ......................... ...................................... ..........................

ER Diagram...........................................................................1

SEQUENCE DIAGRAMS............ DIAGRAMS........................ ........................ ......................... ......................... ................................... .......................

SEQUENCE DIAGRAM FOR THE LOGIN................ LOGIN............................ ......................................... .............................

Sequence Diagram1..............................................................1

Fig 5: Sequence diagram of login of Smart Mail.....................1

SEQUENCE DIAGRAM FOR THE USER REGISTRATION..................................... REGISTRATION.....................................

Fig 6: Sequence diagram of user registration........................1

Class Diagram.......................................................................1

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System Testing....................... .................................... ......................... ........................ ......................... ......................... ........................... ...............

Compatibility Testing........................ ..................................... ......................... ................................................. .......................................... ..... SECURITY TESTING........................ .................................... ........................ ......................... ......................... ............................. .................

Usability and user acceptance testing ....................... .................................... ......................... ......................... ......................... ............

Conclusion......................... ..................................... ......................... ......................... ........................ ......................... ...............................1 ..................1

Chapter 9..............................................................................1

Evaluation.............................................................................16

Degree of success.................................................................1

Functionalities......................... ..................................... ......................... ......................... ...................................... ......................................1 ............1

Conclusion ................................................................................1

What if you were asked to remake the project? ........................ .................................... ........................ ......................... .............

Learning Experience........................ .................................... ......................... ......................... ......................... ................................ ...................1

References ................................................................................1

GANTT CHART........................................................................2

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1. Qualitative risk analysis matrix.

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1. Risk and mitigation plan for natural threats.

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2. Risk and mitigation plan for technical threats.

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3. Risk and mitigation plan for human threats.

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4. Risk levels

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5. Risk occurrence likelihood matrix

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6. Risk probability- consequence table

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7. Contingency plan for smart mail

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8. Functionality comparison with existing system.

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9. Comparison between methodology

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10. Testing

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11. Unit testing for login panel

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12. Unit testing for Project Project Initiation Initiation

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13. ASP.Net ASP.Net Integration Integration test

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14. Integration Test

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15. System System testing testing

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16. Compatibility Compatibility test OS details

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Introduction Smart Mail is designed and developed with the end user in mind, both administrators

clients in a similar way. The features included in the Smart Mail package are a jump fu on of other similar fields. The flexibility of Smart Mail is what actually sets it separately opposi opp osing ng produc products. ts. Admi Admini nistr strat ators ors have have the the abili ability ty to confi configur guree Smar Smartt Mail Mail to optim optimall ally y as possi possible ble on the the serve server, r, from from setti setting ng POP3 POP3,, IMAP IMAP and and SMTP SMTP threa threa

timeouts to delivery setback and log file detail, end users with admin permissions fo

domain can set individual account limits (e.g. mailbox size) and domain-level spam

content filtering, and end users themselves can set spam levels and check incoming against any number of spam and/or black lists.

Smart Mail provides users more power and control than ever before with the most fle email clients services currently available.

Smart Smart Mail Mail is built built and and price priced d to be both both benefi benefici cial al and access accessib ible le to indiv individu idu

enterprise-level organizations alike, and is able to support anywhere from one to an unlim

number of domains and an unlimited number of email addresses. In addition to providing

users with advanced features like mail account statistics and precise user-controlled spam content filtering, implement SMTP authentication, and much more.

As an added added benefi benefit, t, Smart Smart Mail Mail is access accessibl iblee from from a standa standard rd web web brow browser ser,,

administrators and end users email capabilities anytime, from anywhere. Smart Mail

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Smart Mail 1.1 CONTEXT AND PRELIMINARY INVETIGATION INVETIGATION 1.1.1 Topic Background

We offer the expertise and ability to convey your message effectively, economically expedi expedient ently ly.. Elect Electro ronic nic mail mail (ema (email il)) is perhap perhapss the most most pop popula ularl rly y used used syst syst

exchanging business information over the Internet (or any other computer network). A most basic level, the email process can be divided into two principal components: ➢

Mail servers, which are hosts that deliver, forward, and store email; and

➢

Mail clients, which interface with users and allow users to read, compose, and store email.

How Smart Mail Works There are two main components that work together within Smart Mail, the Web Interface

the Web Server. Smart Mail Web Interface

The Web Interface is a browser based administration administration platform that installs installs on a single s

and supports administration of domains and email accounts as well as email account a by end users. End users are able to access and use their accounts using either web mail. Smart Mail Web Sever

Thee Web Th Web Serv Server er inst instal alls ls with with the the Smar Smartt Mail Mail Web Web Inte Interf rfac acee by defa defaul ult, t, easi easi

implementation of Smart Mail and meaning that there is zero configuration necessar

Smart Mail to work "right out of the box". This Web Server gives users and administr

access to the Smart Mail Web Interface from the Internet by utilizing utilizing the IP address ass to the local machine. However, after installing Smart Mail, it is recommended that the Interface Interface be moved from the Smart Mail Web Server to Microsoft IIS (if available) for

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internet connection is required to login to your online account and access mess With Smart Mail, the program will connect to your account, download and store

on your computer. Since now the messages are on your local machine they available to you. ➢

Save time by downloading email from various accounts : This point applies to t

who have multiple email accounts. You don't need to waste time in checking

email account separately. separately. Multiple accounts can be set up in Smart Mail which m email from all these accounts will be downloaded together at one place computer. computer. You can also use filters and smart mail message rules to to separate out

messages as they arrive at your system. For example, all incoming Gmail mess

can be diverted to one folder while those from Hotmail to another. You can simi isolate emails based on sender, file size, whether they have attachments etc. ➢

A copy of your emails in on your computer : Probably the most important advan

of using Smart mail and other email management software is the ability to store a

of all your email on your computer. So even if you accidently delete an impo

message from your server or if (God forbid) your account is hacked or is inacces you know you can retrieve the messages from your system 1.1.2 Topic of the System

A new Web Mail Service for user, Smart Mail is a webmail application that provid

single access to all of your mail accounts. You can create new Account here like Ya

Gmail etc. This system will increase your mail security. A simple entry registration proce

required. The very important important and unique feature is that you can easily check your other

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measures is phenomenally low by using the highly competent and attractive deployme my application

1.1.4 Targeted Users of the System: Users are at the forefront of any development activity. A system to be successful must be

to meet the requirements of its intended users efficiently. Targeted users comprises of intended users.

The system will mainly be developed by targeting the information seek peoples su

student, professional, business person etc. to fulfill their requirements. Anyone who ha

basic knowledge of computer and internet and who frequently works with mail systems

Gmail, yahoo, hotmail etc. can use this system. Anyone ranging from home users to o

users; interested in the habitual check of their mail while they are away and having internet connection needs this system. 1.1.5 Problem Context:

I had found the following problems in the existing system during the research session…

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System starts downloading but it stops always in the same E-mail

•

System keeps downloading the same E-mails over and over

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Smart Mail clie client nt base base far large largerr than than ever ever previo previousl usly y concei conceive ved, d, thus thus provid providing ing the the potent potent increased revenues.

Where paper copies of important correspondence and documents can easily be lost, e

email sent and received is stored electronically, reducing the risk of accidental loss

providing a company with records of transactions made, orders raised and other impo conversations that may need to be retained for future use.

A type of e-mail e-mail sent for commercial commercial purpose. purpose. For instance instance,, the e-mail e-mail may prom

product or server, be an order confirmation, be a subscription update, or be an opt-out.

important, though, to differentiate transactional commercial messages from advertisem as the later is subject to additional requirements. However, all e-mail is monitored from angles to protect consumers and industry: ➢

deception,

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Smart mail is an e-mail client that runs on computers, computers, we mean that it interacts directly

the user, allowing mail to be sent, read, filed, and printed. Smart mail can be left run

permanently on the workstation and includes powerful tools to notify the user when new arrives.



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Smart Mail 1.1.7Tangible benefits 1. Reduce Cost of Internet : as Smart Mail deals with offline accessing accessing of mail, so the need not have to worry about the internet connection. This will save their money to a extend.

2. Saves time: As the system is to be made online and offline so it saves time of the u

The users can now access their mail offline sitting at home without having to wai opening their different mail account form different sites.

3. Reduces training cost : the Smart mail system interface of my application in both o and offline will be very friendly and based on the principles of HCIU. This will organizations from investing heavily in training in terms of both time and cost. 4. Smart mail allows user to access multiple accounts at the same time in same window. 1.1.8 Intangible Benefits: Thee user user know knowss that that thei theirr each each and and Reduced unscrupu unscrupulous lous activity activity: Th ➢ Reduced

activity on the email is being monitored and recorded. This will discourage from indulging in any unscrupulous activities. ➢

Increases Privacy and security . I will use RSA Encryption method to incr

the user privacy and security. ➢

Better management of marketing information and customer information.

1.1.9 Goal of System Development:

1.1.9.1 Project Goal: The major goal of this project is to come up with a secure and effective mail client sys

called called Smart Mail. Mail.

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Smart Mail viewpoin viewpoint, t, the project project will will enable enable learnin learning g new technol technologie ogies, s, program programmin ming g lang databases concepts and principles of project management. 1.1.10 Objectives of System Development:

1.1.10.1 Project Objectives: ➢ The major objective of this project is to approach up with a secure and effe

mail client system. ➢

This system is required to be developed within the estimated time duration cost budget.

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Produce the expected deliverables at the end of the development.

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The product should enable the user to block any application or a user in the m

1.1.10.2 Academic Objectives Apart Apart from from the the above above menti mentione oned d projec projectt object objectiv ives, es, the proje project ct shoul should d enabl enabl

developer snatch a solid grip on various Project Management and HCI principles conventions. 1.1.11 Success Criteria: The success of the system being developed in terms of: ➢

Meet up the user requirements: Once the system is deployed whether it is ab fulfill all the user requirements.

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Functional requirements: Whether all the modules of the system are operatin intended or not.

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Passing the test criteria: Whether the system is able to pass the set test criteria

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Sort Sort your your mail mail by date, date, size, size, sender sender,, subje subject, ct, color color or thread thread,, in ascend ascend descending order

1.1.12.2 Advanced functionality of the system: ➢

Support for major Internet mail-related protocols - SMTP, POP3

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Powerful, multiple address books with full user detail records

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Offline operation allows you to read and compose your mail while you are connected to the Internet.

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Automatic hyper-linking of URLs and e-mail addresses, even in non-HTML mess

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Support for multiple simultaneously accessible POP3 and IMAP mailboxes.

1.1.12.3 Enhanced and special functionality of the system: ➢

Powerful encryption interface - the program has its own encryption method, an adding readily available plug-in, can support encryptions such as PGP.

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The very important and unique feature is that you can check your different

account from Smart mail into the respective sites at the same time and at s window.

1.1.12.2 Evidence for Limiting Scope

The scope of a project is limited by time and cost. In this case, time is of essence. I

features are included into system later on, they will be calculated as special features o system.

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Even though the system is developed for novice as well as for casual users it require a computer literate person as a user.

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Alth Althoug ough h it has been been ensur ensured ed that that the the syst system em deliv deliver erss inform informati ation on in the

professional professional and ethical way yet users may somehow misuse the professional co of shared knowledge in a way that could be termed unethical.

1.1.13 Major Deliverables of the Project: Smart Mail brings security and performance together, delivering high profile enhancem

that don't compromise safety. Every message in your inbox will now have a correspon status icon. These icons will inform the user of what actions have been taken for individual email. The types of status icons include: read, unread, forwarded, and replied.

The system itself will be designed specifically as a non-passive application which allo

certain certain level level of interact interactivit ivity y between between the user and the system, system, the overall overall features features

function of the system will be done. The scope of this system is to provide esse

information information of the basics and fundamentals fundamentals of email client, and to provide interactive g for the user to have better learning experience and understanding.

The deliverables at the end of the project are: ➢

Softcopy of the project documentation.

➢

Hardcopy of project documentation.

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The two most broadly used universal testing are White-Box testing and Black-Box testin White-Box testing: is a program based testing which uses program statements and

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compone component. nt. It demands demands full visibil visibility ity of the internal internal workings workings of the softwar softwaree pro

specifically, the logic and the structure of the code. White box testing will be carried ou all the logically complex modules of the project.

Black Box testing: is a requirement based testing which uses test cases to show tha

project satisfies functional as well as non- functional specifications. Black box testing w carried carried out for all the modules modules of the project project.. Testing Testing without without knowledg knowledgee of the workings of the item being tested. Tests are usually functional. The system or module

tested is considered as black box which only takes input and gives output after proces

thus the testing solely depends on the inputs. Every input will be tested for its valid using various black box testing techniques. This will help me to know if all the processes are working fine. 

Unit testing: It will be done to ensure whether an individual portion or unit o

software conforms to their specifications specifications and predictable predictable performance. This will in identif identifyin ying g small small faults faults in the project. project. Functional Functional and reliabi reliability lity testing testing

engineering environment. Producing tests for the behavior of components of a pro

to ensure their correct behavior prior to system integration. Unit testing wi performed to test each module individually.

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principles. The system is also checked for the feedback, visibility, constraints other HCI guidelines. 

Testing ng to ensure ensure compat compatibi ibili lity ty of an appli applica cati tion on Compatibil Compatibility ity Testing Testing: Testi

different browsers, Operating Systems, and hardware platforms. Compatibility te

can be performed manually or can be driven by an automated automated functional or regre

test suite. As Campus Connect would be a platform independent application I check check its its compa compati tibil bility ity with with diffe differen rentt operat operatin ing g syste systems ms.. Th This is testi testing ng

performed after completion of the whole system. It is expected that the system w

compatible over the list Operating Systems mentioned in the software requirem section.

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check the functionality of the entire system. 

completion of the project. This is User Acceptance Testing : This is done at the completion

by an external stakeholder. This will help the developer to know whether the sy

develope developed d meets meets user requirem requirements ents.. Testing Testing to verify verify a product product meets meets cust specified requirements and the user accepts the system that was developed. acceptance testing would be done after the development of the entire project. 

GUI Testing: The GUI developed for the application will be tested for its ease o

and understanding. 1.3 Risk Management: Management:

Risk analysis was carried out by the developer developer to recognize recognize probable risk that can take throughout the development stage.

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As we we kn know th that ex experience Wide Widespr sprea ead d second secondary ary resea research rch is conduc conducte te

teac teache hess us a lot lot of thin things gs.. subject matter. matter. Online help and journals were soug Inexp Inexper erie ience nce in the the subje subject ct to gain knowledge about the area. matter can be a possible risk. 2.

Unrealistic scheduling

Critical is issues for the project we were id identified an an time slot was given for each such activities.

Table 1: risk and mitigation plan for natural threats Technical Threats: These are threats relating to technical issues that will also le

unwanted project results. Sr.

Risk

Mitigation Plan

No 1.

Some Some of syst system em func functi tion onal alit itie iess may may not not be be The scope of the project was reduced. delivered by the time of submission. The project may not be completed on time.

2.

Loss Lo ss of data data due due to syst system em cras crash h or fail failur ure. e.

Prop Proper er back back up for for the the rese resear arch ch ma and others have been arranged.

3.

Technology selected will not meet the Th Thor orou ough gh rese resear arch ch was was cond conduc uc expectation.

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If the the deve develo lope perr is not not able able to comm commun unic icat atee corre correct ctly ly Proper communication sh or there might be any misinterpretations between the be there with supervisor. supervisor and supervisee leading to interruption of the project development. Table 3: risk and mitigation plan for human threats

RISK EVALUATION

The developer has a detailed overview of few real time projects “AMC mail client” to s

the risk analysis and evaluation. The developer identified the following risk severity l accordingly: Impact %

Level

0 - 20

Insignificant

21-40

Minor

41-60

Moderate

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Major

8 1 - 10 0

Severe

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The developer also had a study of the environment of the project Smart Mail; he ident the Occurrence %

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Table 5: Risk occurrence occurrence likelihood matrix.

Figure 1: Qualitative Risk Analysis Matrix

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The above mentioned table indicates the Qualitative Risk Analysis matrix that is prod based

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(Table_Qualitat (Table_Qualitative_Risk ive_Risk_Analysi _Analysis_Matrix. s_Matrix.rtf, rtf, 2008) The developer has used this mat

prioritize the risks. Each risk can thus be prioritized as low, medium, high or extreme pri risk. The risks involved in Smart mail and their priorities are calculated below: Risk Name Security Power failure Personal shortfall Communication failure Unrealistic schedule and budget Loss of data storage devices

Likelihood Rare Likely Possible Likely Unlikely

Consequence Medium Major Moderate Major Moderate

Priority Major Hi gh Medium Hi gh Medium

Rare

Major

Medium

Table 6: Risk Probability-Consequence Probability-Consequence Table

Reasons of the identified risks of this project can be explained as follow: ➢

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project delay will be less often (unlikely) but if this risk occurs it will be a hampe

related module as well as the system as a whole, thus the consequence is moderat ➢

Loss of data storage devices: there are very rare chances that the data storage de will be lost (rare). This risk will lead to complete loss of project (major).

Contingency plan:

Conti Continge ngency ncy plann planning ing is a syste systema matic tic approa approach ch to ident identify ifying ing what what can go wrong wrong situation. Rather than hoping that everything will turn out OK or that "fate will be on side" side",, a plann planner er should should try try to ident identify ify conti continge ngency ncy event eventss and be prepar prepared ed with with strategies and approaches for avoiding, coping or even exploiting them.2

This is a very important plan to having planning for the recognized risks have been d

This is important so as to be ready with a means of overcoming the risk. On the basis o priority of the risks the contingency plan for the risks are as follows: Risk

Strategy

Risk Owner

Security

Prevent data loss by maintaining backups

Developer

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Documenting the work regularly will help in maintaining the backup and easier to resume the work

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1.4Work Break- Down Structure:

1.5 Project development:

While the project follows the four major phases of the RUP model, I have broken dow

overall process to some more detailed tasks for the development plan; here is a breakd list of the plan with its possible durations:

Start date: 3rd August 2010 Duration: 36 Weeks End date: 25th April 2011 1. Proj Projec ectt Def Defin init itio ion n Duration: 1 week Tasks:

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Idea Generation

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Project Title Selection

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Feasibility Studies

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Abstract Draft Project Proposal

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Identify project specifications

– Project Background – Resources required – Techniques to be learnt – Goals and Objectives – Determine System Functionalities – Identify scope of research •

Project Specification Form

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Investigation ad Research

– Human Computer Interaction – Multimedia Design Principles – Current email client applications – User requirements •

Analysis

– User Modeling and Profiling – Domain analysis – System analysis – Risk analysis 4. Syst System em Desi Design gn Duration: 3 weeks

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Creating Prototypes

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Evaluate Prototype feedbacks

6. Produ Producti ction on and Imp Imple leme menta ntati tion on Duration: 1week Tasks:

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Code generation

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Mid point Interview

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Module Integration

7. Test Testin ing g and Eva Evalu luat atio ion n Duration: 4 Tasks:

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Prototype Evaluation

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Test Plans

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Unit Testing

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Integration Testing

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System Testing

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Critical Evaluation

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PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

While email is now widely accepted, it only represents a developing stage that will ove

next five years develop into entirely new forms of communications that more directly efficiently suit the needs of businesses and organizations. 1. Problem: Problem: Existing Existing system system has the ability ability to split attachment attachmentss into chunks.

Justi Justifi fica cati tion: on: Th This is can can be both both annoy annoying ing,, if it was setup setup with without out kno knowi wi

useful. Some Some Service Providers have a maximum limit on the size of emails. emails. So

email Service provider may only allow a maximum maximum of 1mb and will reject every above that. 2. Prob Proble lem: m: Have Have you you noti notice ced d when when you you try try and and clic click k on a hype hyperl rlin ink k in an nothing happens. Justification: This could be a number of reasons: ➢

Virus Software is preventing links from opening

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Default Browser is not set correctly

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Windows File Association for web pages could be wrong

1. Problem Problem:: In a existing existing system system I have found found that that as many times times user user receive receive an e from an address and user just delete it. Justi Justifi fica cati tion: on:

It may may be as simpl simplee as just unsubscr unsubscribi ibing ng from from the mail mailin in

However, sometimes you may just want to block the email address so it doesn't up in your Inbox.

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sufficient to resolve the problem. In the proposed system this kind of problem w

be happen. happen. Because Because the developer developer will will use the actual actual methodology methodology of SMTP POP3 protocol. 4. Problem: Problem: Same mail messages messages continue continue to be downloaded downloaded from POP3 POP3 account. account.

Justification: If your POP3 mail account is configured to "leave a copy of mess

on the server" it sometimes happens that OE downloads the same messages each you send and receive. This is caused by a damaged Pop3 file in your Identity's folder.

5. Prob Proble lem: m: I had had foun found d some someti time mess that that many any exis existi ting ng syst system em has has trou trou downloading new mail.

Justification: When this happens, you may receive new messages that are empty w you try to open them or multiple entries for the same new messages in the inbox.

6. One common common problem problem in some some existing existing system system is that users users experience experience is an ina

to send messages. If you are unable to send messages, try deleting the outgoing (SMTP) password for your account. Nature Natu re of chall ch allenge enge :

The main challenge of the proposed system consists of several categories:

Security: Maintaining security and privacy is one of the most demanded features for

browser. So creating an application with a secure environment is major issue. The sec issues are major challenge as the system will provide users to access the data from choosingsemester mail site without loginScribd in offline, it also means that without having internet Master your with  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  can see their mail boxes. & The New York Times Useful Not useful   Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Creating enhanced user interface: User interface is one of the major success criteria fo

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accounts. Because the proposed system has a option like” Remember password”. If the

click this option after giving their necessary information to log in to smart mail. Until

uncheck the that particular option user does not need to login again and again to us system.



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LITERATURE REVIEW

Research is of prime importance for any successful project development. It gives move

to developers’ ideas and provides for the theoretical background for any project developm

This section will with the developer’s existing knowledge and secondary research. section will also present a domain analysis any such existing systems.

Email is the most preferred communication medium for businesses around the world t

and providing protected and pervasive access to it is the key to increased productivity productivity o

successful business. Smart Mail provides intelligent access to Email, contacts directory calenda calendar. r. Interact Interaction ion with with Smart Smart Mail Mail is multi-m multi-modal odal providin providing g hassle-f hassle-free ree access access user. user. Smart Smart Mail Mail alert alertss the the users users based based on thei theirr aler alertt rules. rules. User Userss can can acces acces

Mail through any mode/device of their choice to read, reply, compose, and forward em and attachments. 3 E -mail is the most widely used application and it has become the application that

spend much of their time using it [1, 2]. E-mail clients are used every day in our lives and

can be the reason of buying personal computers. Therefore, Duchenaut and Bellotti cal habitat

[3]

. E-mail is designed to enable none-face to face communication but because

widely used nowadays it is being used for additional functions which e-mail is not desi for, therefore it is called overloaded

[4]

. Many studies showed that the number of e-

messages rapidly grows. For example, the University of California stated that about 31 b e-mail messages have been sent in 2007 and this number might be doubled in 2010. In

study, it has been shown that the average user gets around 49 e-mail messages a day w

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leaving these e-mail messages in the e-mail inboxes they will be very difficult to use and

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Although e-mail applications are widely used and many studies have been performed b

has not been significantly significantly treated and researched in term of usability aspects. Although

of the e-mail clients use the textual table view to presents the e-mail messages, diff

problems are exist when browsing large amount of e-mail messages. For example users take long time to locate a specific e-mail message.

Filtering and using folders has been proposed and suggested to be the way of organizin

e-mail inboxes which will make the navigation easier. Many studies showed that u

folders and filtering features has many problems5. Auto classification and automatic fo creation creation has been proposed to be a solution, but it has proven error prone [1]. Apart of

filtering and auto classification of e-mail messages many studies have been perform

order to provide an alternative approach to the textual table approach. Most of these stu

used different visualization techniques with the information hiding concept in order to pr the e-mail messages and data. Research is a significant attribute in determining the accomplishment of a project,

provides complete coverage of knowledge, better insights and understanding of the req

area. The type of research research to be applied in this project project will be mainly mainly primary resear resear

such as questionnaires. questionnaires. Specific Specific interviews with with some of the experts in the mail system

be essential in order to gather the correct and accurate information required. As Smart m a mail mail clie client nt syste system m is still still advanc advanced ed syst system em,, there there is not much inform informat atio ion n fro

television or books about it, and the only solution is to gather information from the stu who have been active to using the mail for some time.

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Understanding the very concept of Email client.

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To know and implement the protocols for mail client development.

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To have a huge ground exposure to large databases.

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To understand the concept of design issues and user feedback.

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To understand the concept of SMTP and POP3 protocol.

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To understand the concept of RSA Encryption method.

Preliminary researches are being carried with the help of the following sources. As rese work progress more items will be added to the list. Advanced Preliminary:

The proposed system is being developed for mail system. So, a study of the various princ of this field is required.

3.1 RSA Encryption : RSA is unique. All other encryption systems use the same ke

encrypt as to decrypt, just like a normal lock and key. RSA splits the key into two Encryption Encryption key (the public key because who cares what you En-crypt) and a Decrypt

(private key). Anyone can encrypt a file for you (using your public key) but only you

decrypt it (using your private key). It is accepted by mathematicians that provided a larg length is used, RSA is impossible to crack.

The RSA algorithm is one of the most common methods for public key encryption

signature creation. creation. It is based on the intractability intractability of factorization and discrete logarithm RSA function function,, when when implem implemente ented, d, consists consists of one modular modular exponent exponentiati iation. on. Des

simplicity when formularized, RSA is actually quite challenging for developers of embe

systems, because it needs to work on 1024 - 4096 bit long numbers to achieve adeq

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any other public keys are received by your hub. This is done automatically and at reg intervals to ensure that you always have up to date public keys on your hub.

The body and any attachments in the email will at first be encrypted with a symmetric 25

key, randomly generated by the hub. This is then encrypted with the recipient’s public

which is a 4096 bit asymmetric key. When the email is received by the intended recipien

email is unencrypted as it passes through the recipient’s secure-mail hub or when it is op if the recipient is using the software version, Secure-mail. 3.2 SMTP: The objective of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is to transfer

reliably and efficiently. SMTP, a process can transfer mail to another process on the

network or to some other network via a relay or gateway process accessible to both netw

When an SMTP client has a message to transmit, it establishes a two-way transmi channe channell to an SMTP server server..

Thee respo Th respons nsibi ibili lity ty of an SMTP SMTP client client is to transfe transfe

messages to one or more SMTP servers, or report its failure to do so.

The means by which a mail message is presented to an SMTP client, and how that c

determines the domain name(s) to which mail messages are to be transferred is a local m and is not addressed by this document. document. In some cases, the domain name(s) name(s) transferred

determined determined by, an SMTP client will identify the final destination(s) destination(s) of the mail messag

other cases, common with SMTP clients associated with implementations of the PO

IMAP protocols, or when the SMTP client is inside an isolated transport service environm

the domain name determined determined will identify an intermediate intermediate destination destination through which all messages are to be relayed.

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interme intermediar diary y system systems. s. In either case, a formal formal handoff of responsibil responsibility ity for the me occurs occurs:: the protoc protocol ol requi requires res that that a server server accep acceptt respon responsib sibil ilit ity y for eithe eitherr deliv deliv message or properly reporting the failure to do so.

Once the transmission channel is established and initial handshaking completed, the S clie client nt norma normall lly y init initia iates tes a mail mail trans transac acti tion. on. Such Such a trans transact actio ion n consis consists ts of a se

commands to specify the originator and destination of the mail and transmission o

message content (including (including any headers or other structure) itself. When the same messa

sent to multiple recipients, this protocol encourages encourages the transmission of only one copy o data for all recipients at the same destination (or intermediate relay) host.

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3.3 8POP3 POP3:: POP3 Protocol is used to receive incoming mail messages. These options co of security options as well as optimization options. •

Maximum Threads: A thread supports one message and requires memory and usage. usage. Once the message message reaches reaches its final final destinat destination ion the thread thread is release release

another message can use the thread. Raising the limit of threads will enable the s

to handle more messages simultaneously simultaneously,, but requires more CPU usage and mem

If the maximum thread limit is reached, the server will reject messages and sen error to the sender.

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Session Timeout: Timeout settings determine the length of time for the Inte connection between the mail server and the email client on a desktop comput

session timeout is the amount a time a session or connection connection stays open from the

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Bad commands take place when the email client from a desktop computer sen command out of sequence or when the Internet connection is interrupted.

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Enable Enable APOP: APOP: APOP APOP stands stands for Authenti Authenticate cated d Post Office Protoc Protocol. ol. Eve

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By reviewing the previous research and studies that have been performed in browsing e

data it has been inferred that using graphics alone is not sufficient for enhancing e-

usability. Information hiding is not good solution for reducing the graphical compl because it might hide critical information. This information can be presented using

modality such as the auditory channel. The combination of different modalities can enh

the usability of any information system. The e-mail message based on the basic e-

properties and presents the other using different modalities. The anticipated benefits o

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There are mail client services that are available in the market today. Given below is a description of some of the most popular mail clients.

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Pegasus Mail is an e-mail client that runs on computers computers using Microsoft Windows: by c

we mean that it interacts directly with the user, allowing mail to be sent, read, filed, pr

and otherwise manipulated through a graphical interface. Probably one of the most fea

rich mail clients available, most users say that they find the program easy to use despi

richness. Small and fast, Pegasus Mail can be left running permanently on the workst and includes powerful tools to notify the user when new mail arrives.

client. It supports the SM Simple mail: Simple Mail is a simple to use but powerful mail client.

POP3 and IMAP (in a simple form) protocols. Furthermore, Furthermore, among many other features capable of showing HTML mails and can identify spam mails by using a Bayesian filter

Benchmarking with System Functionality between the Existing System

Knowledge Features

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Outlook express

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Spelling checker

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Powerful encryption method

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Special Features Multi account access

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Table 8: Functionality comparison with the existing system Thee hardw hardware are neede needed d for this this projec projectt are are liste listed d below below Hardware requirement: requirement: Th specification of the PC is: Processor

Intel Pentium 4-1.3GHz or faster or

Ram

512 MB DDR-Win XP 2GB DDR- Vista Business or Vista Ultimate

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Office 2000, 2003, 2007, 2010

Licensing

Internet connections required for all computers Microsoft powerpoint

Presentation Gantt Chart

Microsoft project 2003

Microsoft visio 2003/07 Diagram Macromedia Dreamweaver 8.0 Design

The main tool and programming language tool be used the most for the project are .N

SQL Server 2005. In the RSA encryption method, messages are translated into sequenc

integers. This can be done by translating each letter into an integer, as is done with the C cipher. These integers are grouped together to form larger integers, each representing representing a of letters.

Windows components

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Before installing Office Project Server 2007, you must install the Microsoft .NET Frame 3.0 and then ensure that ASP.NET 2.0 is enabled.



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RESEARCH METHODS

Primary Research User requirement is the main point of view for any developmental movement. User ac

only those products products which which are able to complet completee their their function functions. s. Primar Primary y research research is

supportive in receiving information from user. Developer did the primary research in ord verify the feasibility of the proposed system. The following activities were conducted in to gain information from the users: Questionnaires A quest question ionnai naire re is basic basicall ally y a survey survey.. It is usual usually ly a short short surve survey y that that takes takes

information. information. This kind of fact-finding method is applied to obtain more information fro

people who are significant for the system and having very fewer times for participatio

the reason that of their daily schedule. The questionnaires are also important for congreg

information from the users who are related to the project but are geographically sepa from each other. The primary intention intention of distributing distributing of this questionnaire questionnaire is to further justify and to

user support of implementation of the proposed system and to know the kind of feature

those respondents respondents anticipate and as well as any existing existing system that the user came came acros

total of 15 respondents have taken part this survey. The questions questions in the questionnaires questionnaires a follows: 1. Do you want schedule schewith dulerr inScribd the system system?? Master your semester & The New York Times Yes Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.


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Smart Mail 2. Are Are you you using using any any curr current ent sys syste tem? m? Yes

No

Justification: This question would help me to know that whether users want or not to

such kind of system. 3. Do you you wan wantt user user gro group ups? s? Yes

No

Justification: When you are in an Active Directory network environment, you can set S

mail policies to enforce settings on a specific or a group of users. This is mainly to be us

change or limit the default behavior of Outlook in a corporate environment but can al

useful in some home environments. For instance, as a home user you might want t policies on what your children can and cannot do in Outlook. 4. Do you you want want attache attachess from one group group to to another another?? Yes

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hotmail etc.) for several times then user need to login more than a few times to access the which is a cumbersome task.

6. How important important do you think think is the transparen transparency cy in the sharing of information information bet a user and a mail-client (SmartMail) system? Important.

Very important.

Does not affect.

Justification: This question asks to the user to know how much important of sha

information regarding their mail account and security risk pertaining to their account. 7. Do you think think having having a Mail client client like Smar Smartt mail will will help you to reduce reduce you and cost? Yes.

No.

Justification: Smart mail will provide user to access their different mail account wit

login their account. They can access different account from Smart Mail at the same tim that my system will reduce the user time and cost. Master your semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  Do youTimes want want the system system will will provide provide the user user to Useful access access the updated upda ted mail mai l even & The New8. York Not useful  Special offer for students:user Onlydoesn’t $4.99/month. need to login all the time?

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Do you want your your customi customize ze setting setting or just just system system defau default? lt?

Yes

No customized setting or system default Justification- Designed to find out is user want customized cannot be change by user.

10. What are the difficultie difficultiess you face when you use other other mail client client like out express?

My internet is slow so its hanged every time

Most of the interface is not user friendly

If my internet connection goes down there is no option to resume it. it.

Justification- to know common difficulties of user has to face when they use similar

other system. This would help to reviewing user problems and preparing a solution problem. problem. 11. Do you think a good user interface is a key point for the portal to succeed students?

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Yes.

No

Justification: Appointments are activities that you schedule in your calendar that

involv involvee invit invitin ing g other other people people or reserv reserving ing resour resource ces. s. You You can set remind reminders ers

appointments. A meeting is an appointment you invite people to or reserve resour

You can create and send meeting requests and reserve resources for face-to-face mee for online meetings. meetings. The das has been collected from the following material. Information and Resources

In order to carry out the researches listed above, information are to be gathered from different sources, such as: Books:

1. The Bliss or "Diss" Connection?: Email Etiquette for the Business Professi

Cherie Kerr and Jim Doody

2. Business E-Mail: How to Make It Professional and Effective by Lisa A. Smith

3. Outlook 2003 Conquer Email Overload with Better Habits, Etiquette and O

2003 by Peggy Duncan

4. Professional ASP.NET 4 in C# and VB by Bill Evjen, Scott Hanselman, and

Rader

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11.Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Con

by Harold Kerzner

12.Modern Database Management (9th Edition) by Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary P

and Heikki Topi

Magazines:

• Mori Seiki • Send People: • • • • •

Student Casual and novice user Professional Race driver Supervisor Lecturer

Websites: • http://www.pmail.com/ • http://www.mailcopa-emailsoftware.com/ • http://jmailbox.org/ • http://www.emclient.com/ • http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp • http://www.myflashxml.com/ • http://www.w3schools.com/asp.net/ajax • http://www.w3schools.com/asp.net • http://www.w3schools.com/wsdl/default.asp • http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp

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order to carry out the research required for this project, these methods will be used:

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novice), questionnaires is an extremely useful method, it can be done on pa do it online through Email. ➢

Interview – There are different methods for interviewing, there is the use o

interviewing, online message communication, and the commonly used face inte interv rvie iews ws.. Th Thes esee meth method odss will will be appl applie ied d base based d on the the diff differ eren entt requirements by the interviewees. ➢

Observation – visiting or attending email events will also be very helpfu

project research, to see how it is done in front of my eyes will mean much mo reading from some sources.

Current Application Application – analysis analysis other existing application application of the similar kind can also

in the development process, it will be positive to learn from others mistake or success

Technical Research What is a Methodology?

Software engineering is carry out of using preferred procedure techniques to progres quali quality ty of a softw software are develo developm pment ent effort effort.. A meth methodo odolog logy y is defin defined ed as a colle collect ct

procedures, techniques, tools, and documentation aids which will help developers in

effor efforts ts (both (both produc productt and proce process ss rela relate ted d activ activiti ities) es) to imple impleme ment nt a new syst system em

successful implementation, a well-organized and systematic approach is crucial. There

several methodologies were developed to encourage the systematic approach to plan analysi analysis, s, desig design, n, testi testing ng and and impl impleme ementat ntation. ion.

Methodo Methodologi logies es offer offer

various various

tool

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Functional Decomposition: The methodology should have stages according t interrelated activities which can be grouped into different functional areas.

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Requi Require reme ment nt Chang Changes: es: If requir required, ed, meth methodo odolo logy gy provi provides des scope scope to chang chang requirement.

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Manage Risks: Determined the risk is an important activity to develop a project.

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Iterative approach: Iteration allows refinement of requirement as well as design.

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Documentation: Methodology provides support for large documentation.

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Analysis and Design Support: A well defined structure of the methodology help analysis and designing to development process..

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Implementation: The system should be implemented as per plan.

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Testing Support: More testing, more reliable the product is.

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Object Oriented Approach: Object oriented concepts will be used in developin project as it supports component reusability.

Suitable Methodologies: All proje project ctss can can be mana managed ged bette betterr when when segme segment nted ed Waterfall Methodology Methodology : All

hierarchy of chunks such as phases, stages, activities, tasks and steps. It follows a l stru struct ctur uree star starti ting ng from from requ requir irem emen entt anal analys ysis is,, thro throug ugh h desi design gn,, impl implem emen enta tati tion on maintenance. Most widely accepted methodology for student projects, this model has well well trie tried d and and test tested ed.. Each Each phas phasee of it has has sub sub phas phases es whic which h prod produc ucee deli delive ve

Requirements Requirements are fixed at initial stages before proceeding with development development plans in sy development development projects; the simplest simplest rendition of this is called the "waterfall" methodol shown in the following figure:

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Reviews represent quality gates and decision points for continuing.

The waterfall provides an orderly sequence of development steps and helps ensure adequa adequacy cy of docum document entati ation on and desig design n revie reviews ws to ensure ensure the the quali quality ty,, relia reliabil bilit it

maintainability maintainability of the developed software. While almost everyone these days disparage "waterfall methodology" as being needlessly slow and cumbersome, it does illustrate

While the waterf waterfall all methodo methodology logy offers an orderly orderly structur structuree for sof Spiral Model: While

development, demands for reduced time-to-market make its series steps inappropriate

next evolutionary step from the waterfall is where the various steps are staged for mu

deliveries. deliveries. The ultimate ultimate evolution from the water fall is the spiral, taking advantage advantage o

fact that development projects work best when they are both incremental and iterative, w the team is able to start small and benefit from enlightened trial and error along the way.

The spiral methodology reflects the relationship of tasks with rapid prototyping, incre

parallelism, and concurrency in design and builds activities. The spiral method should st planned methodically, with tasks and deliverables identified for each step in the spiral

This model is a better alternative if requirements are not well known in advance. It follow

iterative iterative approach in system design. It extends the waterfall waterfall model by involving prototy It is generally preferred when project are large and complicated. The steps in this model ➢

High level requirement specification is drawn up

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The cycle is repeated until requirements are final and user approves the design.



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Rational Unified Process (RUP) Modelling : Rational Unified Process Model offers fea

which are very useful for the development of this project. Features like iteration, repet

testing, etc. will help in developing the system which is far more effective and error-

RUP consists of four phases which can be altered to suit my needs. As iteration is a

feature of this model it is very useful for the development of student project as devel

requires a repetitive check of the key features. All the activities of the project will no divided and scheduled wisely so that the project can be finished on time. ➢

Role Roless (who (who)) – A Role Role defi define ness a set set of asso associ ciat ated ed skil skills ls,, comp compet eten ence ce responsibilities.

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Work Products (what) – A Work Product represents something something resulting from a

including all the documents and models produced while working through the pro ➢

Tasks (how) – A Task describes a unit of work assigned to a role that provid mean meaning ingful ful result result.. With Within in each each itera iteratio tion, n, the the tasks tasks are cate categor gorize ized d int

disc discip ipli line nes: s: six six "engineeri (Busines nesss Mo Model delin ing, g, Requi Requirem rem engineering ng disciplin disciplines es" (Busi

Analysi Analysiss and Design, Design, Implem Implementa entatio tion, n, Test, Test, Deploym Deployment) ent) and three three suppo disc discip ipli line ness

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development development as incremental incremental and iterative iterative approaches are assimilated assimilated to accomm changes over a time. ➢

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Inception phase:

This Th is phase phase deals deals with with the the variou variouss resea research rch work workss on the propos proposed ed syste system. m. It hel

formulating the scope of the project. The core features that are to be incorporated int

system are practically identified in this phase. The targeted audience is then identified an

various tasks to be carried out is divided and scheduled. This phase also includes an i risk assessment against the project implementation.

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Estimates the overall cost and schedule for the entire project

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The primary objective objective is to mitigate the key risk items identified by analysis up to the e

this phase. The elaboration phase is where the project starts to take shape. In this phas problem domain analysis is made and the architecture of the project gets its basic form. This also includes data gathering, analyzing and designing the proposed system. It

contain the academic and domain research on knowledge universities and university po

It is this phase that makes a comparative study of similar products available in the marke

what add-ons can be incorporated to the current project. Once finished, the questionn

and interview sessions with concerned users are conducted. The outcome of the rese work work is used used for for plan planni ning ng out out the the syst system em requ requir irem emen entt spec specif ific icat atio ion n whic which h

documented. The requirement specification will be used for the later development phas the system. ➢

Addre Address ss archit architec ectur turall ally y signi signific ficant ant risks risks of the the projec projectt and impl implem ement ent bas architecture to address them.

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Produce exploratory, throwaway prototypes to mitigate critical risks.

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Demonstrate that the architecture will support the requirement of the system.

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Refine the vision of the basis of new information obtained during the phase.

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Create initial iteration plans and release plans for the construction phase

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Refine the development case and put the development environment in place

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Refine the architecture and select components

Construction Construction phase:

The primary objective of this phase is to build the software system. The main focus here

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devel develope oped d in an effor effortt to divide divide the the use cases cases into into mana managea geable ble segme segments nts that that

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Complete the analysis, design, development and testing of all required functional

each iteration. Minimize development costs by optimizing resources and avo unnecessary scrap and rework. Achieve adequate quality as rapidly as practical ➢

Decide if the software, the sites and the users are all ready for the application deployed.

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Complete module development and testing against the define evaluate criteria.

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Evaluatee product releases against acceptan Evaluat acceptance ce criteri criteriaa for the vision. IV. Tran Iteration

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Finalize end user support material; train users and maintainers.

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Roll-out to the marketing ,distribution and sales forces

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Finalize deployment – specific engineering such as cutover, commercial packa production, sales roll-out and field personal training.

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Primary objective of transition phase is to 'transition' the system from development

production, making it available to and understood by the end user. The activities of this p

include training the end users and maintainers and beta testing the system to valida

against the end users' expectations. The product is also checked against the quality level s

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Comparison of methodologies against set criteria: Criteria

Waterfall Model

Spiral Model

RUP

Functional

Good

Good

Excellent

UML Modeling

Satisfactory

Average

Excellent

Manage Requirement

Satisfactory

Good

Excellent

Risk Management

P oo r

Good

Excellent

Outcomes at each

Excellent

Excellent

Excellent

Iterative Approach

P oo r

Average

Excellent

Heavy

Excellent

Average

Good

Excellent

Excellent

Excellent

Average

Average

Excellent

Testing Support

Average

Average

Excellent

RA D

Satisfactory

Satisfactory

Excellent

Satisfactory

Excellent

Decomposition

Changes

stage

Documentation Analysis & Design Support Implementation Support

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This model needs all requirements explicitly, but it is frequently not eas the customer to state all requirements clearly.

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advance models though it is able to identify exact starting and ending p for a given project. ➢

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project. If changes are tried to be incorporated it leads to more confusion further delays. ➢

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equally important. important. The academic academic research determines determines the design of the system, system, whil

technical and programming research will determine the usability of the system. The obje of this session is to identify a programming language platform for developing this pr Most important factors such as productivity, productivity, maintainability, maintainability, efficiency, portability, portability, an enormous part in this track. As the project being developed is an email application devel develope oped d by an objec objectt orien oriented ted appro approach ach,, it leave leavess the devel develope operr to choose choose fro

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Different programming languages have different approaches for doing a task

example, accessing data with a VB 6.0 application and a VC++ application is to

different. When using different programming languages to do a task, a disparity e

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With .NET accessing data with a VB .NET and a C# .NET looks very similar a

from slight syntactical differences. Both the programs need to import the System.

namespace, both the programs establish a connection with the database and bot

programs run a query and display the data on a data grid. The VB 6.0 and V

example mentioned in the first paragraph explains that there is more than one w do a particular task within the same language.. ➢

The functional functionality ity that the .NET .NET Class Class Library Library provides provides is availabl availablee to all .

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Provides Provides Visual Visual Studio Studio .NET .NET IDE. IDE. : C# provid provides es an IDE IDE whic which h makes makes

development development easy and simple for developers as compared to other IDE whic for Java platform such as Eclipse and Net-beans. ➢

Stylish object oriented design: C# has many object oriented features like o

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To access the classes and objects of software program desired namespace namespace ne be included because objects are grouped into name spaces. ➢

Garbage Garbage collecti collection: on: Memory Memory managem management ent is of importa important nt feature feature in

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programming languages. As well, it is much faster during execution. So, develope decided to use ASP.NET and C# for developing the project. Database Management System Research :

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of Access was for end users to be able to "access" data from any source. 12It is packaged

Microsoft office professional OEM. It is easier to use and understand because of its grap interface. Developers can easily create report and modify as compared to other DBMS. Why not Use Access? ➢

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High Availability: Failover clustering and database mirroring technology in Server Server enables enables enterpri enterprises ses to deliver deliver highly highly reliabl reliable, e, availab available le applicat applicat employees, customers, and partners.

Oracle:

The Oracle Database (commonly referred to as Oracle RDBMS or simply Oracle) relat relatio ional nal datab database ase manag manageme ement nt syste system m (RDB (RDBMS MS)) produc produced ed and marke markete ted d by

Corporation. Corporation. Oracle RDBMS stores data logically in the form of table spaces and physi in the form of data files. Features of Oracle: ➢

More reliable, I've looked after a lot of Oracle databases and most had an up

measured in hundreds of days unlike most sql server databases I've worked w ➢

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has been designed for the worst case situation of lots of users reading

modifying modifying the same data. SQL Server and Sybase have been designed for the case situation so in simple benchmarks it usually outperforms Oracle. ➢

Lots of scope for tuning in that there are hundreds of tunable parameters. You also find out a lot about how Oracle works thorough the internal views.

Why Not Use Oracle: ➢

It is very hard and complex to understand.

➢

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➢

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ANALYSIS In analysis phase all the research carried out by the developer are analyzed analyzed to prepare a

set of requir requirem emen ents ts for the the syste system. m. Th This is sessi session on discu discusse ssess the the analy analysis sis of the

research. As a part of primary research, research, questionnaire sessions were conducted. This se provides with a detailed analysis of the same. Analysis of Questionnaires: 1. Do you want scheduler in the system?

Yes

No

Analysis: Most of the people responded that they want scheduler into the propose

syste system. m.

Emai Emaill sched schedule ulerr can can work work with attach attached ed a file, file, which which allow allowss you you to, to,

example, send certain documents periodically. 2. Are you using any current system?

Yes

No

.

Analysis: 70% user responded that they are familiar with the similar kind of system. The of the user never used this kind of system for their daily life.

3. Do you you wan wantt user user gro group ups? s?

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Analysis: 65% user responded that they want this option in the proposed system. A

mail mail attachm attachment ent (or email email attachme attachment) nt) is a computer computer file file sent along along with with an

message. One or more files can be attached to any email message, and be sent along

it to the recipient. This is typically used as a simple method to share documents images. 5. Do you face any problem in current system?

Yes

No

Analysis: An equal respond has been found during the analysis session for this question. said that they had found problems using similar kind of other system.

6. How important important do you think think is the transparen transparency cy in the sharing of information information bet a user and a mail-client (Smart Mail) system?

Important.

Very important.

Does not affect.

Analysis: 60% user responded that sharing of information is very important between and the system. 35% said that it is important. Hence, sharing of information is an impo feature to be developed. You can share your e-mail, calendar, tasks, notes, and journal other other users. users. To share share any other other folder folder other other than than the Inbox, Inbox, Contact Contacts, s, Calenda Calendar, r, Not Journal, you must share permissions on the folder you want to share.

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Analysis: user can access multiple accounts from this system (Smart Mail) faster rather use of other system. Almost equal respond has been found for this question. According t analysis point of view 85% said that they want this functionality.

9. Do you want your customize setting or just system default?

Yes

No

Analysis: 65% users respond that they want to customize setting by themselves.

is designed to find out is user want customized setting or system default, w cannot be change by user. What are are the the diffi difficul culti ties es you you face face when when you you use other other mail mail clien clientt like like 10. What express? My internet is slow so its hanged every time

Most of the interface is not user friendly

If my internet connection goes down there is no option to resume it. it.

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12. Do you think having a calendar planner help you out in planning events and m deadlines?

Yes.

No

Analysis: 70% user responded that calendar is a very important functionality for su

of system. With the help of this functionality user can set reminders reminders for appointm

functionality will provide users to create and send meeting requests and reserve re

for face to face meetings or for online meetings. The Microsoft Outlook Calenda

calendar and scheduling component of Outlook, and is fully integrated with e-mail, c and other features. You can view a day, week, or month at once..



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Use Case Diagram:

R e gi s t ra t io n

L o g in « u s e s »

« u s e s »

D o w n lo a dd e s k t o p ap plic ica tio ion

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Detail: UC ID

Use Case Name

Description

A1

Registration

Allows users to register.

A2

L og i n

Allows users to log in

A3

Download Desktop application

Allows registered users to download smart m application for offline use.

A4

I nb ox

Allows users to view the mail/messages.

A5

Compose mail

Allows user to compose or send mail.

A6

Outbox

Allows users to see the sent mail.

A7

Draft/ Save message

Allows user to save messages.

A8

Trash

Allows users to view the past deleted mail/messages.

A9

Add forums topic

Allows user to add topic.

A10

View forums topic

Allows user to view topic.



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Smart Mail Use Case Name: user registration Description Actor

UC ID: A1

This use case allows users to register into the system. User

Assumption(s)

The user has to be registering them to use the system.

Precondition(s)

The user must start the smart mail URL.

Postcondition(s)

After registered user will get the user id and password.

Primary Pathway(s) The system will ask the user to fill up the registration form. User can successfully register into the system. Alternate Pathway(s) The user does not register. The registration is not possible. Exception Pathway(s) The system will ask the user to fill up the registration form. User can successfully register into the system. The registration is not possible. Sub Use Case(s)



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Sub use-case-User use-case-User registration registration -Smart -Smart Mail

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Use Case Name: User Login Description Actor

UC ID: A2

This use case allows user to login into the system. Registered user

Assumption(s)

The user is already registered.

Precondition(s)

The user must enter unique ID and password

Postcondition(s)

After validating the password and ID, the user can logi

Primary Pathway(s) The system asks for unique ID and Password from the student. After submitting the user gets registered. User can successfully log into the system. Alternate Pathway(s)

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Use Case Name: Download Smart mail App Description Actor

UC ID: A3

Allows registered users to download the application User.

Assumption(s)

The user will get it in their home page.

Precondition(s)

The user must login into system.

Post condition(s)

After login user can download it from the user home offline use.

Primary Pathway(s) User is logged in. The user can download it for offline use. Alternate Pathway(s) ➢

User cannot login.

➢

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Smart Mail

Use Case Name: Inbox Description Actor

UC ID: A4

This use case allows users to see the mail into the sy User

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The user has to be login them to use the system.

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The user must login in smart mail.

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After clicking the inbox user can view the received m

Primary Pathway(s) The system will ask the user to use the inbox button. User can successfully view messages into the system. Alternate Pathway(s) The system will ask the user to use the inbox button. User can successfully view messages into the system

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Smart Mail Description Actor

This use case allows users to compose mail. Registered user

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Primary Pathway(s) User can compose the mail. User can send the encrypted message. Alternate Pathway(s) The user does not Login. The login is not possible. User can compose the mail. User can send the encrypted message. Exception pathway(s) The user does not Login. The login is not possible. User can compose the mail. User can send the encrypted message.

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Use Case Name: Outbox UC ID: A6 Master your semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  see the sent into the syste Description & The New York Times This use case allows userstoUseful Notmail useful Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Smart Mail The system will ask the user to use the outbox button. User can successfully view sent messages into the system. Alternate Pathway(s) The system will ask the user to use the outbox button. User can successfully view sent messages into the system The user is not allowed to see outbox. User cannot use the option.

Exception pathway(s) The system will ask the user to use the outbox button. User can successfully view sent messages into the system. The user is not allowed to see outbox. Sub Use Case(s)

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View sent mail

Use Case Name: Draft mail Description Actor

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Smart Mail Exception pathway(s) The user does not Login. The login is not possible. User can save the mail. Sub Use Case(s) User home page

Draft mai User login View delete mail

Use Case Name: Trash Mail Description Actor

UC ID: A8

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Exception pathway(s) User can see the deleted mail. User can successfully view deleted messages into the system.

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Use Case Name: Add Topic Description Actor

UC ID: A9

This use case allows users to add topic. Registered user

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Primary Pathway(s) User can add topic. User can give views to any particular topic added by other user. Alternate Pathway(s) The user does not Login.

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This use case allows users to view topic. Registered user

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User will be able to view topic for discussion in the forum.

Primary Pathway(s) User can view the deleted mail. User can successfully view topic into the system. Alternate Pathway(s) User can view the deleted mail. User can successfully view topic into the system. User can add view to any particular topic added by other user.

Exception pathway(s) User can view the deleted mail. User can successfully view topic into the system. User can add view to any particular topic added by other user.

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Database Design

Database design is the process of producing a detailed data model of a database. The

database design can be used to describe many different parts of the design of an ov Master your semester with Scribd  Read Free For 30 Days Sign up to vote this title what data database system. In the database design I have described about theon field-id,  & The New York Times Useful Not useful  has been taken against each field, description of the field-id and  finally justified usage o Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Table Structure 1. user_det table 2. usr_mail Table 3. df_topic Table 4. df_views Table 1. user_det table

Field

Data Ty Type

Description Justification

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User id

Name U_id

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char ch arac acte terr da data ta.. De Depe pend nden entt on th thee da collation for comparisons. U_fname

Char(50)

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name

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through 8,000. Storage size is n bytes. The S

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Char(1)

User


gender




size of a CHAR string is 1 billion characters U_pcode

Char(10)

User

pin

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size of a CHAR string is 1 billion characters U_add

Nvarchar(300) User address

Nva Nvarc rcha harr

stor st ores es


char ch arac acte terr da data ta.. De Depe pend nden entt on th thee da collation for comparisons.

U_cno

Nvarchar(50)

User

Nva Nvarc rcha harr

stor st ores es


contact no

char ch arac acte terr da data ta.. De Depe pend nden entt on th thee da collation for comparisons.

2. df_topic Table

Field Name Data Type DFT_id Int DFT_sen

Nvarchar(50)

Description User id

Justification Stor oraage size is 4 bytes. The S

Sender

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Nvarchar(50)

Nvarch rchar ar sto stores res Un Unic icode ode dat data. a. Va Mail se sender Nva Unicodee charact Unicod character er data. Dependen Dependentt on collation for comparisons.

M_rec

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Nvarchar(50)

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receiver

Unicodee charact Unicod character er data. Dependen Dependentt on

Mail

collation for comparisons. Nva Nvarch rchar ar sto stores res Un Unic icode ode dat data. a. Va

subject

Unicodee charact Unicod character er data. Dependen Dependentt on collation for comparisons.

M_mail

Nvarchar(500)

Mail body

Nva Nvarch rchar ar sto stores res Un Unic icode ode dat data. a. Va Unicodee charact Unicod character er data. Dependen Dependentt on collation for comparisons.

M_type

Char(1)

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1. After fill up the “User Name”, user has to check the availability of t

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1. User User will will be availa available ble to see see the sent sent mail mail by using using it. 2. Mail Mail id, id, subj subjec ect, t, Mail Mail To and data data & tim time will will be shown here.



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SEQUENCE DIAGRAM FOR THE LOGIN It presents developer with the proper showcase of the login module of the system. It h

developers to focus on the various sub-modules involved in the login module.

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Fig 5: Sequence diagram of login of Smart Mail



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It showcases various modules involved while completion of this module of user registrati

Fig 6: Sequence diagram of user registration

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Implementation

The functionalities of the project were developed under three major areas: core, enhance

special functionalities. At this stage, the developer has done away with the designing o entire system. This phase involves coding the entire system and hence transferring transferring the

to an actual working system. The following following pages describe the implementation implementation tools an plan adopted for the implementation of the system. 7.1:- TOOLS USED

The following section section describes the various tools that were used for the development development an implementation of the entire project:-

1. Development and Programming IDEs:The following tools and IDEs were used for the system development:➢

.NET SDK for 2.0 or later and C#

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Visual Studio 2005

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SQL Server 2005 Express edition

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SQL Server Management Studio

2. CASE Tools:The following tools were used during the system designing phase: ➢

MS Project 2003/2007:- for preparing system Gantt Chart.

➢

Microsoft Visio 2007.

➢

Visual Paradigm for UML 6.1 Enterprise Edition:- for various UML diagrams.

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Some of the steps that are required to be followed in order to complete the system on are:

➢

First and the foremost, the developer will create the user log in module. The sy will support only one type of user, so, login is created.

➢

To use the functionality of the system a user has to be registered. So a registr page has been created.

➢

Next stage was to develop the user home page in which a general mail system been created.

➢

Various types of core functionality such as Inbox, Compose Mail, Trash, Ou ADD views, ADD Topic, Draft has been created.

➢

Next stage was to develop the “Attachment” with mail has been created.

Once Once thes thesee core core feat featur ures es are are deve develo lope ped d the the deve develo lope perr can can focu focuss on the the ad functionalities for the system. ➢

The developer developed the functionality functionality of the system which will enable the u use the desktop application which allows user to read and compose mail.

➢

The offline application will support for multiple multiple simultaneously accessible accessible POP IMAP mailboxes in the same window.

The developer will then move towards developing the special feature of the system: ➢

Developer Developer then used RSA Encryption Encryption and Decryption Decryption technique for better secur

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Thee devel Th develope operr will will devel develop op a modul modulee which which enabl enables es the the POP3 POP3 and and IMAP IMAP

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developer also describes the problem has been faced during the implementation of mo and steps taken by the developer to overcome those difficulties.

7.3.1:- LOG IN MODULE

Start Date: 12th November, 2010 End Date: 18th November, 2010

Objective: ➢

Provide secure login for the system user.

➢

Provide access to the system only if correct username and password is provided.

Module Description:

This module enables the user to login to the system. Only the registered user is allowe

have access to the system. In this module, Member enters a password and the softw

checks its validity. If the password is valid then he is allowed to enter. Different Different data ac

rights are assigned to different users. A new member can also be registered in this modul

Module Source Code:



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Smart Mail

Module Objective: ➢

After login user will be able to download the smart mail application.

➢

User can use it in offline too.

Description:

After login user is redirect to the home page. In the home page he will have a down

option to download the smart mail desktop application for offline use. In the application will get the option to set the “settings “for multiple account access. User will have

options for Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail. User will be able to access their account(s) by u

this application one by one in the same window. Here user has to give their account de (Username and Password) to access the multiple accounts.

Source Code:



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Smart Mail End Date: 20th February, 2010

Module Objective: ➢

User can access multiple accounts.

➢

User can send mails.

Description:

This is a module in the system which is documented as a special functionality. Smart

desktop application can be downloading from the user home page which will availab

registered user. After download, user can configure his setting for using the system. Use

access multiple accounts in the same window. User has to configure his settings for acce

the different account mails one by one. In Smart mail user will have the opportunity to a

different account like Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail. From this application user can send m

different different mail account but receiver should enable the pop3 incoming mail setting. Othe receiver won’t be able to see the mail.

Source Code:

namespace smart_Mail_pop3.csharp { ///
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Smart Mail private bool private bool m_bcancel = false false;; private string m_uidlfile = "userListfile.txt" "userListfile.txt";; private string m_curpath = "" "";;

private System.Windows.Forms.ListView lstMail; private System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader colFrom; private System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader colSubject; private System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader colDate; private System.Windows.Forms.Button btnDel; private System.Windows.Forms.Label lblTotal; private TabControl tabControl1; private TabPage tab_readmail; private WebBrowser webMail; private TabPage tab_setting; private GroupBox groupBox1; private ComboBox textServer; private Label label6; private ProgressBar pgBar; private Label lblStatus; Master your semester with Scribd btnCancel; & The New private YorkButton Times Special offer for students: Only Button $4.99/month. private btnStart;


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Smart Mail private TextBox textPassword; private TextBox textUser; private Label label3; private Label label2; private Label label1; private TabPage tab_Send; private Button btn_sendMail; private GroupBox groupBox2; private Label label9; private Label label8; private Label label7; private TextBox txt_to; private GroupBox Body; private TextBox txt_bcc; private TextBox txt_cc; private TextBox txt_message; private TextBox txt_subject; private Label label10; private Label lblmsg; Master your semester with Scribd & The New private YorkErrorProvider Times errorProvider1; Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.


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Smart Mail InitializeComponent();

// // TODO: Add any constructor code after InitializeComponent call // }

///
/// Clean up any resources being used. ///
protected override void Dispose( bool bool disposing) { if (disposing) if (disposing) { if (components if (components != null null)) { components.Dispose(); }

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Smart Mail private void InitializeComponent() { this.components this .components = new System.ComponentModel.Container(); this.lstMail this .lstMail = new System.Windows.Forms.ListView(); this.colFrom this .colFrom = new System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader(); this.colSubject this .colSubject = new System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader(); this.colDate this .colDate = new System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader(); this.btnDel this .btnDel = new System.Windows.Forms.Button(); this.lblTotal this .lblTotal = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.tabControl1 this .tabControl1 = new System.Windows.Forms.TabControl(); this.tab_readmail this .tab_readmail = new System.Windows.Forms.TabPage(); this.webMail this .webMail = new System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser(); this.tab_Send this .tab_Send = new System.Windows.Forms.TabPage(); this.Body this .Body = new System.Windows.Forms.GroupBox(); this.txt_message this .txt_message = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox(); this.groupBox2 this .groupBox2 = new System.Windows.Forms.GroupBox(); this.txt_subject this .txt_subject = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox(); this.label10 this .label10 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.txt_bcc .txt_bcc = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox(); Master your this semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.txt_cc this .txt_cc = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox(); & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Cancel anytime.

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Smart Mail this.textServer this .textServer = new System.Windows.Forms.ComboBox(); this.label6 this .label6 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.pgBar this .pgBar = new System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar(); this.lblStatus this .lblStatus = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.btnCancel this .btnCancel = new System.Windows.Forms.Button(); this.btnStart this .btnStart = new System.Windows.Forms.Button(); this.chkLeaveCopy this .chkLeaveCopy = new System.Windows.Forms.CheckBox(); this.lstProtocol this .lstProtocol = new System.Windows.Forms.ComboBox(); this.label5 this .label5 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.lstAuthType this .lstAuthType = new System.Windows.Forms.ComboBox(); this.label4 this .label4 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.chkSSL this .chkSSL = new System.Windows.Forms.CheckBox(); this.textPassword this .textPassword = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox(); this.textUser this .textUser = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox(); this.label3 this .label3 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.label2 this .label2 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); this.label1 this .label1 = new System.Windows.Forms.Label();

this.errorProvider1 this .errorProvider1 = new System.Windows.Forms.ErrorProvider( System.Windows.Forms.ErrorProvider(this this.component .component this.lblmsg .lblmsg = new System.Windows.Forms.Label(); Master your this semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.tabControl1.SuspendLayout(); this .tabControl1.SuspendLayout(); & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Special offer for students:this Only $4.99/month. this.tab_readmail.SuspendLayout(); .tab_readmail.SuspendLayout();

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Smart Mail this.SuspendLayout(); this .SuspendLayout(); // // lstMail //

this.lstMail.Columns.AddRange( this .lstMail.Columns.AddRange(new new System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader[] { this.colFrom, this .colFrom, this.colSubject, this .colSubject, this.colDate}); this .colDate}); this.lstMail.Dock this .lstMail.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Top; this.lstMail.FullRowSelect this .lstMail.FullRowSelect = true true;; this.lstMail.HideSelection this .lstMail.HideSelection = false false;; this.lstMail.Location this .lstMail.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(3, 3); this.lstMail.Name this .lstMail.Name = "lstMail" "lstMail";; this.lstMail.Size this .lstMail.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1230, 224); this.lstMail.TabIndex this .lstMail.TabIndex = 1; this.lstMail.UseCompatibleStateImageBehavior this .lstMail.UseCompatibleStateImageBehavior = false false;; this.lstMail.View this .lstMail.View = System.Windows.Forms.View.Details; this.lstMail.SelectedIndexChanged += new this.lstMail.SelectedIndexChanged System.EventHandler System.EventHandler (this this.lstMail_SelectedIndexChanged); .lstMail_SelectedIndexChanged);

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Smart Mail // this.colSubject.Text this .colSubject.Text = "Subject" "Subject";; this.colSubject.Width this .colSubject.Width = 383; // // colDate // this.colDate.Text this .colDate.Text = "Date" "Date";; this.colDate.Width this .colDate.Width = 128; // // btnDel // this.btnDel.Location this .btnDel.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(584, 233); this.btnDel.Name this .btnDel.Name = "btnDel" "btnDel";; this.btnDel.Size this .btnDel.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(72, 24); this.btnDel.TabIndex this .btnDel.TabIndex = 3; this.btnDel.Text this .btnDel.Text = "Delete" "Delete";; this.btnDel.Click this .btnDel.Click += new System.EventHandler System.EventHandler (this this.btnDel_Click); .btnDel_Click); // lblTotal Master your //semester with Scribd // & The New York Times Special offer for students:this Only $4.99/month. this.lblTotal.AutoSize .lblTotal.AutoSize = true true;;


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Smart Mail // this.tabControl1.Controls.Add( this .tabControl1.Controls.Add(this this.tab_readmail); .tab_readmail); this.tabControl1.Controls.Add( this .tabControl1.Controls.Add(this this.tab_Send); .tab_Send); this.tabControl1.Controls.Add( this .tabControl1.Controls.Add(this this.tab_setting); .tab_setting); this.tabControl1.Dock this .tabControl1.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Fill; this.tabControl1.Location this .tabControl1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(0, 0); this.tabControl1.Name this .tabControl1.Name = "tabControl1" "tabControl1";; this.tabControl1.SelectedIndex this .tabControl1.SelectedIndex = 0; this.tabControl1.Size this .tabControl1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1244, 621); this.tabControl1.TabIndex this .tabControl1.TabIndex = 7; // // tab_readmail // this.tab_readmail.Controls.Add( this .tab_readmail.Controls.Add(this this.webMail); .webMail); this.tab_readmail.Controls.Add( this .tab_readmail.Controls.Add(this this.lstMail); .lstMail); this.tab_readmail.Controls.Add( this .tab_readmail.Controls.Add(this this.btnDel); .btnDel); this.tab_readmail.Location this .tab_readmail.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(4, 22); this.tab_readmail.Name this .tab_readmail.Name = "tab_readmail" "tab_readmail";; this.tab_readmail.Padding .tab_readmail.Padding = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(3); Master your this semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.tab_readmail.Size this .tab_readmail.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1236, 595); & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Special offer for students:this Only $4.99/month. this.tab_readmail.TabIndex .tab_readmail.TabIndex = 0;

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Smart Mail this.webMail.Location this .webMail.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(3, 263); this.webMail.MinimumSize this .webMail.MinimumSize = new System.Drawing.Size(20, 20); this.webMail.Name this .webMail.Name = "webMail" "webMail";; this.webMail.Size this .webMail.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1230, 329); this.webMail.TabIndex this .webMail.TabIndex = 7;

this.webMail.DocumentCompleted += new this.webMail.DocumentCompleted System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventHandler(this System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventHandler( this.webMail_D .webMail_D umentCompleted); // // tab_Send // this.tab_Send.AutoScroll this .tab_Send.AutoScroll = true true;; this.tab_Send.AutoScrollMargin this .tab_Send.AutoScrollMargin = new System.Drawing.Size(2, 2); this.tab_Send.Controls.Add( this .tab_Send.Controls.Add(this this.lblmsg); .lblmsg); this.tab_Send.Controls.Add( this .tab_Send.Controls.Add(this this.Body); .Body); this.tab_Send.Controls.Add( this .tab_Send.Controls.Add(this this.groupBox2); .groupBox2); this.tab_Send.Controls.Add( this .tab_Send.Controls.Add(this this.btn_sendMail); .btn_sendMail); this.tab_Send.Location this .tab_Send.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(4, 22); this.tab_Send.Name this .tab_Send.Name = "tab_Send" "tab_Send";; this.tab_Send.Padding .tab_Send.Padding System.Windows.Forms.Padding(3); Master your this semester with= new Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.tab_Send.Size this .tab_Send.Size & The New York Times = new System.Drawing.Size(1236,  Useful595);  Not useful Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Smart Mail this.Body.Controls.Add( this .Body.Controls.Add(this this.txt_message); .txt_message); this.Body.Location this .Body.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(3, 192); this.Body.Name this .Body.Name = "Body" "Body";; this.Body.Size this .Body.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1225, 400); this.Body.TabIndex this .Body.TabIndex = 8; this.Body.TabStop this .Body.TabStop = false false;; this.Body.Text this .Body.Text = "Body" "Body";; // // txt_message // this.txt_message.Dock this .txt_message.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Fill; this.txt_message.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft this.txt_message.Font System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft Sans Serif", Serif", 9F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, (( byte)(0))); byte)(0))); this.txt_message.Location this .txt_message.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(3, 16); this.txt_message.Multiline this .txt_message.Multiline = true true;; this.txt_message.Name this .txt_message.Name = "txt_message" "txt_message";; this.txt_message.Size this .txt_message.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1219, 381); this.txt_message.TabIndex this .txt_message.TabIndex = 0; //

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Smart Mail this.groupBox2.Controls.Add( this .groupBox2.Controls.Add(this this.label8); .label8); this.groupBox2.Controls.Add( this .groupBox2.Controls.Add(this this.label7); .label7); this.groupBox2.Location this .groupBox2.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(3, 39); this.groupBox2.Name this .groupBox2.Name = "groupBox2" "groupBox2";; this.groupBox2.Size this .groupBox2.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1225, 141); this.groupBox2.TabIndex this .groupBox2.TabIndex = 7; this.groupBox2.TabStop this .groupBox2.TabStop = false false;; // // txt_subject // this.txt_subject.ForeColor this .txt_subject.ForeColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.MenuHighlight; this.txt_subject.Location this .txt_subject.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(61, 97); this.txt_subject.Name this .txt_subject.Name = "txt_subject" "txt_subject";; this.txt_subject.Size this .txt_subject.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1119, 20); this.txt_subject.TabIndex this .txt_subject.TabIndex = 14; // // label10 // this.label10.AutoSize .label10.AutoSize = true ; Master your this semester withtrue; Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  this.label10.Font this .label10.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft Sans Serif", Serif", 8.25F, & The New York Times Useful Not useful   System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, (( byte)(0))); byte)(0))); Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Smart Mail // txt_bcc // this.txt_bcc.ForeColor this .txt_bcc.ForeColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.MenuHighlight; this.txt_bcc.Location this .txt_bcc.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(42, 71); this.txt_bcc.Name this .txt_bcc.Name = "txt_bcc" "txt_bcc";; this.txt_bcc.Size this .txt_bcc.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1169, 20); this.txt_bcc.TabIndex this .txt_bcc.TabIndex = 12; // // txt_cc // this.txt_cc.ForeColor this .txt_cc.ForeColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.MenuHighlight; this.txt_cc.Location this .txt_cc.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(42, 45); this.txt_cc.Name this .txt_cc.Name = "txt_cc" "txt_cc";; this.txt_cc.Size this .txt_cc.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(1169, 20); this.txt_cc.TabIndex this .txt_cc.TabIndex = 11; // // txt_to // this.txt_to.ForeColor .txt_to.ForeColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.MenuHighlight; Master your this semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.txt_to.Location this .txt_to.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(42, 19); & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Special offer for students:this Only $4.99/month. = "txt_to" this.txt_to.Name .txt_to.Name "txt_to";;

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Smart Mail this.label9.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft this.label9.Font System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft Sans Serif", Serif", 8.25F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, (( byte)(0))); byte)(0))); this.label9.Location this .label9.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(6, 74); this.label9.Name this .label9.Name = "label9" "label9";; this.label9.Size this .label9.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(37, 13); this.label9.TabIndex this .label9.TabIndex = 9; this.label9.Text this .label9.Text = "Bcc :"; :"; // // label8 // this.label8.AutoSize this .label8.AutoSize = true true;; this.label8.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft this.label8.Font System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft Sans Serif", Serif", 8.25F, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, (( byte)(0))); byte)(0))); this.label8.Location this .label8.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(6, 50); this.label8.Name this .label8.Name = "label8" "label8";; this.label8.Size this .label8.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(30, 13); this.label8.TabIndex this .label8.TabIndex = 8; this.label8.Text this .label8.Text = "Cc :"; :"; // label7 Master your //semester with Scribd // & The New York Times Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Smart Mail this.label7.Text this .label7.Text = "To :"; :"; // // btn_sendMail // this.btn_sendMail.Location this .btn_sendMail.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(3, 6); this.btn_sendMail.Name this .btn_sendMail.Name = "btn_sendMail" "btn_sendMail";; this.btn_sendMail.Size this .btn_sendMail.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(90, 27); this.btn_sendMail.TabIndex this .btn_sendMail.TabIndex = 0; this.btn_sendMail.Text this .btn_sendMail.Text = "Send Mail"; Mail"; this.btn_sendMail.UseVisualStyleBackColor this .btn_sendMail.UseVisualStyleBackColor = true true;;

this.btn_sendMail.Click this .btn_sendMail.Click += new System.EventHandler System.EventHandler (this this.btn_sendMail_Click); .btn_sendMail_Click); // // tab_setting //

this.tab_setting.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(((int this.tab_setting.BackColor System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(((int)((( )((( byte)(255 byte)(255 ((int ((int)((( )((( byte)(224)))), byte)(224)))), ((int ((int)((( )((( byte)(192))))); byte)(192))))); this.tab_setting.Controls.Add( this .tab_setting.Controls.Add(this this.groupBox1); .groupBox1); this.tab_setting.Location this .tab_setting.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(4, 22); this.tab_setting.Name this .tab_setting.Name = "tab_setting" "tab_setting";;

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Smart Mail this.groupBox1.BackColor this .groupBox1.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Goldenrod; this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.textServer); .textServer); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.label6); .label6); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.pgBar); .pgBar); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.lblStatus); .lblStatus); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.btnCancel); .btnCancel); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.btnStart); .btnStart); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.chkLeaveCopy); .chkLeaveCopy); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.lstProtocol); .lstProtocol); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.label5); .label5); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.lstAuthType); .lstAuthType); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.label4); .label4); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.chkSSL); .chkSSL); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.textPassword); .textPassword); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.textUser); .textUser); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.label3); .label3); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.label2); .label2); this.groupBox1.Controls.Add( this .groupBox1.Controls.Add(this this.label1); .label1); this.groupBox1.Location .groupBox1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(210, 6); Master your this semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.groupBox1.Name this .groupBox1.Name = "groupBox1" "groupBox1";; & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Cancel anytime.

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Smart Mail this.textServer.FormattingEnabled this .textServer.FormattingEnabled = true true;; this.textServer.Items.AddRange( this .textServer.Items.AddRange(new new object object[] [] { "pop3.live.com",, "pop3.live.com" "pop.gmail.com",, "pop.gmail.com" "pop.mail.yahoo.co.in",, "pop.mail.yahoo.co.in" "plus.pop.yahoo.com",, "plus.pop.yahoo.com" "pop.hotmail.com"}); "pop.hotmail.com" }); this.textServer.Location this .textServer.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(43, 21); this.textServer.Name this .textServer.Name = "textServer" "textServer";; this.textServer.Size this .textServer.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(306, 21); this.textServer.TabIndex this .textServer.TabIndex = 16; // // label6 // this.label6.ForeColor this .label6.ForeColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.ActiveCaption; this.label6.Location this .label6.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(42, 334); this.label6.Name this .label6.Name = "label6" "label6";; this.label6.Size this .label6.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(206, 45); this.label6.TabIndex .label6.TabIndex = 5; Master your this semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  not this.label6.Text this .label6.Text = "Warning: if \"leave a copy of message on server Side\" is & The New York Times Useful Not useful   checked, the emails " + Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Smart Mail this.pgBar.Size this .pgBar.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(216, 8); this.pgBar.TabIndex this .pgBar.TabIndex = 15; // // lblStatus // this.lblStatus.AutoSize this .lblStatus.AutoSize = true true;; this.lblStatus.Location this .lblStatus.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(8, 272); this.lblStatus.Name this .lblStatus.Name = "lblStatus" "lblStatus";; this.lblStatus.Size this .lblStatus.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(0, 13); this.lblStatus.TabIndex this .lblStatus.TabIndex = 14; // // btnCancel // this.btnCancel.Enabled this .btnCancel.Enabled = false false;; this.btnCancel.Location this .btnCancel.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(111, 197); this.btnCancel.Name this .btnCancel.Name = "btnCancel" "btnCancel";; this.btnCancel.Size this .btnCancel.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(88, 24); this.btnCancel.TabIndex this .btnCancel.TabIndex = 13; this.btnCancel.Text .btnCancel.Text = "Cancel" "Cancel";; Master your this semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.btnCancel.Click this .btnCancel.Click += new System.EventHandler System.EventHandler (this this.btnCancel_Click); .btnCancel_Click);  & The New York Times Useful   Not useful Special offer for students://Only $4.99/month.

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Smart Mail this.btnStart.Text this .btnStart.Text = "Start" "Start";; this.btnStart.Click this .btnStart.Click += new System.EventHandler System.EventHandler (this this.btnStart_Click); .btnStart_Click); // // chkLeaveCopy // this.chkLeaveCopy.Location this .chkLeaveCopy.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(6, 176); this.chkLeaveCopy.Name this .chkLeaveCopy.Name = "chkLeaveCopy" "chkLeaveCopy";; this.chkLeaveCopy.Size this .chkLeaveCopy.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(208, 16); this.chkLeaveCopy.TabIndex this .chkLeaveCopy.TabIndex = 11; this.chkLeaveCopy.Text this .chkLeaveCopy.Text = "Leave a copy of message on server"; server"; // // lstProtocol // this.lstProtocol.DropDownStyle = this.lstProtocol.DropDownStyle System.Windows.Forms.ComboBoxStyle.DropDownList; this.lstProtocol.Location this .lstProtocol.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(63, 148); this.lstProtocol.Name this .lstProtocol.Name = "lstProtocol" "lstProtocol";; this.lstProtocol.Size this .lstProtocol.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(286, 21); this.lstProtocol.TabIndex this .lstProtocol.TabIndex = 10;

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Smart Mail this.label5.Text this .label5.Text = "Protocol" "Protocol";; // // lstAuthType // this.lstAuthType.DropDownStyle = this.lstAuthType.DropDownStyle System.Windows.Forms.ComboBoxStyle.DropDownList; this.lstAuthType.Location this .lstAuthType.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(63, 121); this.lstAuthType.Name this .lstAuthType.Name = "lstAuthType" "lstAuthType";; this.lstAuthType.Size this .lstAuthType.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(286, 21); this.lstAuthType.TabIndex this .lstAuthType.TabIndex = 8; // // label4 // this.label4.AutoSize this .label4.AutoSize = true true;; this.label4.Location this .label4.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(1, 124); this.label4.Name this .label4.Name = "label4" "label4";; this.label4.Size this .label4.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(56, 13); this.label4.TabIndex this .label4.TabIndex = 7; this.label4.Text this .label4.Text = "Auth Type"; Type";

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Smart Mail // // textPassword // this.textPassword.Location this .textPassword.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(60, 73); this.textPassword.Name this .textPassword.Name = "textPassword" "textPassword";; this.textPassword.PasswordChar this .textPassword.PasswordChar = '*' '*';; this.textPassword.Size this .textPassword.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(289, 20); this.textPassword.TabIndex this .textPassword.TabIndex = 5; // // textUser // this.textUser.Location this .textUser.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(43, 49); this.textUser.Name this .textUser.Name = "textUser" "textUser";; this.textUser.Size this .textUser.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(306, 20); this.textUser.TabIndex this .textUser.TabIndex = 4; // // label3 // this.label3.AutoSize .label3.AutoSize = true ; Master your this semester withtrue;Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title this.label3.Location this .label3.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(1, 76); & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Special offer for students:this Only $4.99/month. = "label3" this.label3.Name .label3.Name "label3";;

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Smart Mail this.label2.AutoSize this .label2.AutoSize = true true;; this.label2.Location this .label2.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(8, 52); this.label2.Name this .label2.Name = "label2" "label2";; this.label2.Size this .label2.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(29, 13); this.label2.TabIndex this .label2.TabIndex = 1; this.label2.Text this .label2.Text = "User" "User";; // // label1 // this.label1.AutoSize this .label1.AutoSize = true true;; this.label1.Location this .label1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(8, 24); this.label1.Name this .label1.Name = "label1" "label1";; this.label1.Size this .label1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(38, 13); this.label1.TabIndex this .label1.TabIndex = 0; this.label1.Text this .label1.Text = "Server" "Server";; // // errorProvider1 // this.errorProvider1.ContainerControl .errorProvider1.ContainerControl = this Master your this semester with Scribd this;; // & The New York Times Special offer for students://Only $4.99/month. lblmsg


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Smart Mail this.lblmsg.Name this .lblmsg.Name = "lblmsg" "lblmsg";; this.lblmsg.Size this .lblmsg.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(0, 17); this.lblmsg.TabIndex this .lblmsg.TabIndex = 9; // // Form1 // this.AutoScaleBaseSize this .AutoScaleBaseSize = new System.Drawing.Size(5, 13); this.ClientSize this .ClientSize = new System.Drawing.Size(1244, 621); this.Controls.Add( this .Controls.Add(this this.tabControl1); .tabControl1); this.Controls.Add( this .Controls.Add(this this.lblTotal); .lblTotal); this.Name this .Name = "Form1" "Form1";; this.Text this .Text = "Form1" "Form1";; this.WindowState this .WindowState = System.Windows.Forms.FormWindowState.Maximized; this.Load this .Load += new System.EventHandler System.EventHandler (this this.Form1_Load); .Form1_Load); this.tabControl1.ResumeLayout( this .tabControl1.ResumeLayout(false false); ); this.tab_readmail.ResumeLayout( this .tab_readmail.ResumeLayout(false false); ); this.tab_Send.ResumeLayout( this .tab_Send.ResumeLayout(false false); ); this.tab_Send.PerformLayout(); this .tab_Send.PerformLayout(); this.Body.ResumeLayout( .Body.ResumeLayout(false false); ); Master your this semester with Scribd this.Body.PerformLayout(); this .Body.PerformLayout(); & The New York Times

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Smart Mail this.PerformLayout(); this .PerformLayout();

} #endregion

///
/// The main entry point for the application. ///
[STAThread STAThread]] static void Main() { Application.Run(new Application.Run(new Form1()); }

#region EAGetMail Event Handler public void OnConnected(object OnConnected(object sender, ref bool bool cancel) { lblStatus.Text = "Mail Server Connected ........."; ........."; = m_bcancel; Master your cancel semester with Scribd Application.DoEvents(); & The New York Times Special offer for students: } Only $4.99/month.


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public void OnReceivingDataStream( OnReceivingDataStream(object object sender, MailInfo info, int received, int ref bool bool cancel) { pgBar.Minimum = 0; pgBar.Maximum = total; pgBar.Value = received; cancel = m_bcancel; Application.DoEvents(); }

public void OnIdle(object OnIdle(object sender, ref bool bool cancel) { cancel = m_bcancel; Application.DoEvents(); }

public void OnAuthorized(object OnAuthorized(object sender, ref bool bool cancel)

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Smart Mail lblStatus.Text = "Securing Connection ..."; ..."; cancel = m_bcancel; Application.DoEvents(); } #endregion

#region UIDL Functions // uidl is the identifier of every email on POP3/IMAP4 server, to avoid retrieve

// the same email from server more than once, we record the email uidl retrieved eve time // if you delete the email from server every time and not to leave a copy of email on // the server, then please remove all the function about uidl.

private bool private bool _FindUIDL(MailInfo[] infos, string uidl) { int count = infos.Length; for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { if ((String if String.Compare(infos[i].UIDL, .Compare(infos[i].UIDL, uidl, false false)) == 0)

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Smart Mail string s = String String.Format( .Format("{0}#{1} "{0}#{1} ", ", oServer.Server, oServer.User);

bool bcontinue = false false;; int n = 0; do { bcontinue = false false;; int count = m_arUidl.Count; for ((int i = n; i < count; i++) for { string x = m_arUidl[i] as string string;; if ((String if String.Compare(s, .Compare(s, 0, x, 0, s.Length, true true)) == 0) { int pos = x.LastIndexOf(' x.LastIndexOf(' '); '); if (pos if (pos != -1) { string uidl = x.Substring(pos + 1); if (!_FindUIDL(infos, if (!_FindUIDL(infos, uidl)) { Master your semester with Scribd //this uidl doesn't exist on server, & The New York Times


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Smart Mail } } } while (bcontinue);

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private bool private bool _FindExistedUIDL(MailServer oServer, string uidl) { string s = String String.Format( .Format("{0}#{1} "{0}#{1} {2}", {2}", oServer.Server.ToLower(), oServer.User.ToLower(), uidl); int count = m_arUidl.Count; for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { string x = m_arUidl[i] as string string;; if ((String if String.Compare(s, .Compare(s, x, false false)) == 0) return true true;; } return false false;; }

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Smart Mail { StringBuilder ss = new StringBuilder (); StringBuilder (); int count = m_arUidl.Count; for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { s.Append(m_arUidl[i] as string string); ); s.Append("\r\n" s.Append("\r\n"); ); }

string file = String String.Format( .Format("{0}\\{1}" "{0}\\{1}",, m_curpath, m_uidlfile);

FileStream fs = null null;; try {

fs = new FileStream FileStream(file, (file, FileMode FileMode.Create, .Create, FileAccess FileAccess.Write, .Write, FileShare FileShare.None); .None); byte[] byte [] data = System.Text.Encoding System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetBytes(s.ToString()); .Default.GetBytes(s.ToString()); fs.Write(data, 0, data.Length); fs.Close();

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private void _LoadUIDL() { m_arUidl.Clear(); string file = String String.Format( .Format("{0}\\{1}" "{0}\\{1}",, m_curpath, m_uidlfile); StreamReader read StreamReader read = null null;; try { read = File File.OpenText(file); .OpenText(file); while (true true)) { string line = read.ReadLine().Trim("\r\n read.ReadLine().Trim("\r\n \t".ToCharArray()); \t".ToCharArray()); m_arUidl.Add(line); } } catch (Exception ep) {

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Smart Mail { lstMail.Items.Clear(); string mailFolder = String String.Format( .Format("{0}\\inbox" "{0}\\inbox",, m_curpath); if (! if (!Directory Directory.Exists(mailFolder)) .Exists(mailFolder)) Directory.CreateDirectory(mailFolder); Directory .CreateDirectory(mailFolder);

string[] string [] files = Directory Directory.GetFiles(mailFolder, .GetFiles(mailFolder, "*.eml" "*.eml"); ); int count = files.Length; for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { string fullname = files[i]; //For evaluation usage, please use "TryIt" as the license code, otherwise the

//"invalid license code" exception will be thrown. However, the object will exp in 1-2 months, then //"trial version expired" exception will be thrown. Mail oMail = new Mail("TryIt" Mail("TryIt"); );

// Load( file, true ) only load the email header to Mail object to save the CPU an memory // the Mail object will load the whole email file later automatically if bodytext Master your semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title attachment is required..  & The New York Times Useful Not useful   oMail.Load(fullname, true); true ); Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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int pos = fullname.LastIndexOf("." fullname.LastIndexOf("."); ); string mainName = fullname.Substring(0, pos); string htmlName = mainName + ".htm" ".htm";; if (! if (!File File.Exists(htmlName)) .Exists(htmlName)) { // this email is unread, we set the font style to bold. item.Font = new System.Drawing.Font(item.Font, FontStyle.Bold); }

oMail.Clear(); } }

private string _FormatHtmlTag(string _FormatHtmlTag(string src) { src = src.Replace(">" src.Replace(">",, ">" ">"); ); src = src.Replace("<" src.Replace("<",, "<" "<"); ); src; Master your return semester with Scribd & The New}York Times Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.


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Smart Mail 1-2 months, then //"trial version expired" exception will be thrown. Mail oMail = new Mail("TryIt" Mail("TryIt"); ); oMail.Load(emlFile, false false); );

if (oMail.IsEncrypted) if (oMail.IsEncrypted) { try { //this email is encrypted, we decrypt it by user default certificate. // you can also use specified certificate like this // oCert = new Certificate(); // oCert.Load("c:\\test.pfx", "pfxpassword", Certificate.CertificateKeyLocation.CRYPT_USER_KEYSET) // oMail = oMail.Decrypt( oCert ); oMail = oMail.Decrypt(null oMail.Decrypt(null); ); } catch (Exception ep) {

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Smart Mail { //this email is digital signed. EAGetMail.Certificate cert = oMail.VerifySignature(); MessageBox.Show("This MessageBox.Show("This email contains a valid digital signature."); signature."); //you can add the certificate to your certificate storage like this

//cert.AddToStore( Certificate.CertificateStoreLocation.CERT_SYSTEM_ST E_CURRENT_USER, // "a "addr ddress essboo book" k" ); ); // then you can use send the encrypted email back to this sender. } catch (Exception ep) { MessageBox.Show(ep.Message); } }

string html = oMail.HtmlBody; StringBuilder hdr StringBuilder hdr = new StringBuilder (); ();

Master your hdr.Append("" size=2>"); );Foron Free 30this Days Sign up to vote title  & The New York Times Useful Not useful   hdr.Append("From: hdr.Append("From: " + _FormatHtmlTag(oMail.From.ToString()) + "
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Smart Mail { hdr.Append(_FormatHtmlTag(addrs[i].ToString())); if (i if (i < count - 1) { hdr.Append(";" hdr.Append(";"); ); } } hdr.Append("
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count = addrs.Length; if (count if (count > 0) { hdr.Append("Cc: hdr.Append("Cc: "); "); for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { hdr.Append(_FormatHtmlTag(addrs[i].ToString())); Master your semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title if (i if (i < count - 1) & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Special offer for students: Only{$4.99/month.

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Smart Mail hdr.Append(String hdr.Append(String.Format( .Format("Subject:{0}
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hdr.Append("Attachments:" hdr.Append("Attachments:"); ); for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { Attachment att = atts[i]; //this attachment is in OUTLOOK RTF format, decode it here. if ((String if String.Compare(att.Name, .Compare(att.Name, "winmail.dat" "winmail.dat")) == 0) { Attachment[] tatts = null null;; try

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int y = tatts.Length; for ((int x = 0; x < y; x++) for { Attachment tatt = tatts[x]; string tattname = String String.Format( .Format("{0}\\{1}" "{0}\\{1}",, tempFolder, tatt.Name); tatt.SaveAs(tattname, true true); );

hdr.Append(String hdr.Append(String.Format( .Format("{1} tattname, tatt.Name)); } continue;; continue }

string attname = String String.Format( .Format("{0}\\{1}" "{0}\\{1}",, tempFolder, att.Name); att.SaveAs(attname, true true); ); hdr.Append(String hdr.Append(String.Format( .Format("{1} ", ", attname, att.Name)); if (att.ContentID.Length if (att.ContentID.Length > 0) { //show embedded image. html = html.Replace("cid:" html.Replace( "cid:" + att.ContentID, attname); Master your semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title & The New York} Times  Useful  Not useful Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Regex reg = new Regex("(<meta[^>]*charset[ Regex("(<meta[^>]*charset[ \t]*=[ \t\"]*)([^<> \r\n\"]*)", \r\n\"]*)", RegexOptions.Multiline | RegexOptions.IgnoreCase); html = reg.Replace(html, "$1utf-8" "$1utf-8"); ); if (!reg.IsMatch(html)) if (!reg.IsMatch(html)) { hdr.Insert(0, "<meta HTTP-EQUIV=\"Content-Type\" Content=\"text-html; charset=utf-8\">"); charset=utf-8\">" ); }

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" + html; FileStream fs = new FileStream FileStream(htmlName, (htmlName, FileMode FileMode.Create, .Create, FileAccess FileAccess.Write, .Write, FileShare.None); FileShare .None); byte[] byte [] data = System.Text.UTF8Encoding System.Text.UTF8Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(html); .UTF8.GetBytes(html); fs.Write(data, 0, data.Length); fs.Close(); oMail.Clear(); }

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//we haven't generate the html for this email, generate it now. _GenerateHtmlForEmail(htmlName, fileName, tempFolder);

}

object empty = System.Reflection.Missing System.Reflection.Missing.Value; .Value; webMail.Navigate(htmlName); } catch (Exception ep) { MessageBox.Show(ep.Message); } } #endregion

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Smart Mail lstAuthType.Items.Add("APOP" lstAuthType.Items.Add( "APOP"); ); lstAuthType.Items.Add("NTLM" lstAuthType.Items.Add( "NTLM"); ); lstAuthType.SelectedIndex = 0;

string path = Application.ExecutablePath; int pos = path.LastIndexOf('\\' path.LastIndexOf('\\'); ); if (pos if (pos != -1) path = path.Substring(0, pos);

m_curpath = path;

lstMail.Sorting = SortOrder.Descending; lstMail.ListViewItemSorter = this this;;

LoadMails(); lblTotal.Text = String String.Format( .Format("Total "Total {0} email(s)", email(s)", lstMail.Items.Count); }

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ListViewItem item = items[0] as ListViewItem; ShowMail(item.Tag as string string); ); item.Font = new System.Drawing.Font(item.Font, FontStyle.Regular); }

private void btnDel_Click(object btnDel_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs System.EventArgs e) { ListView.SelectedListViewItemCollection items = lstMail.SelectedItems; if (items.Count if (items.Count == 0) return;; return

if (MessageBox.Show( if (MessageBox.Show("Do "Do you want to delete all selected emails", emails", "",, "" MessageBoxButtons.YesNo) == DialogResult.No) return;; return

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Smart Mail if ((File if File.Exists(htmlName)) .Exists(htmlName)) File.Delete(htmlName); File .Delete(htmlName);

if ((Directory if Directory.Exists(tempFolder)) .Exists(tempFolder)) { Directory.Delete(tempFolder, Directory .Delete(tempFolder, true true); ); }

lstMail.Items.Remove(items[0]); } catch (Exception ep) { MessageBox.Show(ep.Message); break ; } }

lblTotal.Text = String String.Format( .Format("Total "Total {0} email(s)", email(s)", lstMail.Items.Count);

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string sx = itemx.SubItems[2].Text; string sy = itemy.SubItems[2].Text; if (sx.Length if (sx.Length != sy.Length) return -1; //should never occured.

int count = sx.Length; for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { if (sx[i] if (sx[i] > sy[i]) return -1; else if if (sx[i] (sx[i] < sy[i]) return 1; }

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Smart Mail user = textUser.Text.Trim(); password = textPassword.Text.Trim();

if (server.Length if (server.Length == 0 || user.Length == 0 || password.Length == 0) { MessageBox.Show("Please MessageBox.Show("Please input server, user and password."); password."); return;; return }

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Smart Mail 1-2 months, then //"trial version expired" exception will be thrown. MailClient oClient = new MailClient("TryIt" MailClient("TryIt"); );

//Catching the following events is not necessary, //just make the application more user friendly. //If you use the object in asp.net/windows service or non-gui application, //You need not to catch the following events.

//To learn more detail, please refer to the code in EAGetMail EventHandler regio oClient.OnAuthorized += new MailClient.OnAuthorizedEventHandler(OnAuthorized);

oClient.OnConnected += new MailClient.OnConnectedEventHandler(OnConnect oClient.OnIdle += new MailClient.OnIdleEventHandler(OnIdle); oClient.OnSecuring += new MailClient.OnSecuringEventHandler(OnSecuring); oClient.OnReceivingDataStream += new MailClient.OnReceivingDataStreamEventHandler(OnReceivingDataStream);

bool bLeaveCopy = chkLeaveCopy.Checked; try

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Smart Mail if (! if (!Directory Directory.Exists(mailFolder)) .Exists(mailFolder)) Directory.CreateDirectory(mailFolder); Directory .CreateDirectory(mailFolder);

m_bcancel = false false;; oClient.Connect(oServer); MailInfo[] infos = oClient.GetMailInfos(); lblStatus.Text = String String.Format( .Format("Total "Total {0} email(s)", email(s)", infos.Length);

_SyncUIDL(oServer, infos); int count = infos.Length;

for ((int i = 0; i < count; i++) for { MailInfo info = infos[i]; if (_FindExistedUIDL(oServer, if (_FindExistedUIDL(oServer, info.UIDL)) { //this email has existed on local disk. continue;; continue } Master your semester with Scribd & The New York Times


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Smart Mail d.Millisecond.ToString("d3" d.Millisecond.ToString( "d3"), ), i); oMail.SaveAs(fileName, true true); );

ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem(oMail.From.ToString()); item.SubItems.Add(oMail.Subject);

item.SubItems.Add(oMail.ReceivedDate.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd item.SubItems.Add(oMail.ReceivedDate.ToString( "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss item.Font = new System.Drawing.Font(item.Font, FontStyle.Bold); item.Tag = fileName; lstMail.Items.Insert(0, item); oMail.Clear();

lblTotal.Text = String String.Format( .Format("Total "Total {0} email(s)", email(s)", lstMail.Items.Count);

if (bLeaveCopy) if (bLeaveCopy) { //add the email uidl to uidl file to avoid we retrieve it next time. _AddUIDL(oServer, info.UIDL); } } Master your semester with Scribd & The New York Times Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. if (!bLeaveCopy) if (!bLeaveCopy)


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Smart Mail // Quit method pure the emails from server exactly. oClient.Quit();

} catch (Exception ep) { MessageBox.Show(ep.Message); }

//update the uidl list to a text file and then we can load it next time. _UpdateUIDL();

lblStatus.Text = "Completed" "Completed";; pgBar.Maximum = 100; pgBar.Minimum = 0; pgBar.Value = 0; btnStart.Enabled = true true;; btnCancel.Enabled = false false;; } Master your semester with Scribd & The New York Times


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Smart Mail lblmsg.Text = "Wait Message Sending....................."; Sending.....................";

string[[ , ] address_hostport = new string string string[,]{ [,]{ {"smtp.gmail.com" "smtp.gmail.com",, "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" "smtp.mail.yahoo.com",, "plus.smtp.mail.yahoo.com",, "smtp.live.com" }, {"587" "plus.smtp.mail.yahoo.com" {"587",,"465" "465",,"465" "465",,"587" "587"} } }; //smtp.gmail.com 587,smtp.mail.yahoo.com 465,plus.smtp.mail.yahoo.com 465,smtp.live.com 587

ArrayList m = new ArrayList ArrayList(); (); string[] string [] umail = txt_to.Text.Split(',' txt_to.Text.Split(','); ); for ((int i = 0; i < umail.Length; i++) for { string[] string [] strtmp = umail[i].Split('@' umail[i].Split('@'); ); m.Add(strtmp[strtmp.Length - 1]);

} ArrayList sm=new sm=new ArrayList (); smport with = new ArrayList ArrayList(); (); Master yourArrayList semester Scribd for ((intTimes for j = 0; j < m.Count ; j++) & The New York Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Smart Mail { sm.Add(address_hostport[0,1]); smport.Add(address_hostport[1, 1]);

} else if if (m[j].ToString() (m[j].ToString() == "hotmail.com" "hotmail.com")) { sm.Add(address_hostport[0,3]); smport.Add(address_hostport[1, 3]);

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for (( l = 0; l < umail.Length; l++) for { send_myMail(sm[l].ToString(), smport[l].ToString(),umail[l]);

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Smart Mail try { int port_no = Convert Convert.ToInt16(sport_no .ToInt16(sport_no );

string mailfrom = "[email protected]" "[email protected]";; //Replace this with your own cor Gmail Address string smart_pass = " *rajesh* "; "; // pass word is require for server login

string mto =maial_to ; //Replace this with the Email Address to whom you wan send the mail

System.Net.Mail.MailMessage mail = new System.Net.Mail.MailMessage(); mail.To.Add(mto); if (!String (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(txt_bcc.Text)) .IsNullOrEmpty(txt_bcc.Text)) { mail.Bcc.Add(txt_bcc.Text); } if (!string (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(txt_cc.Text)) .IsNullOrEmpty(txt_cc.Text))

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Smart Mail mail.BodyEncoding = System.Text.Encoding System.Text.Encoding.UTF8; .UTF8; mail.IsBodyHtml = true true;; mail.Priority = System.Net.Mail.MailPriority.High;

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client.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(mailfrom, smart_pass

client.Port = port_no ;/// ;///587; 587; // Gmail works on this port client.Host =host_name; ///// "smtp.gmail.com"; client.EnableSsl = true true;; //Gmail works on Server Secured Layer try { client.SendAsync(mail,"mess" client.SendAsync(mail, "mess"); );

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Smart Mail { MessageBox.Show(inasse.Message);

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} MessageBox.Show(errorMessage); } // end try } catch (System.ArgumentException (System.ArgumentException ag) { MessageBox.Show("Plz MessageBox.Show("Plz Enter the Argument "); "); } }

private void webMail_DocumentCompleted( webMail_DocumentCompleted(object object sender, WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e) {

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Smart Mail

USER MANUAL Login page

Enter User name a

Click to sign in

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This is the first task to do by the user for using the system. Here user has to give authorized user name and password. User Home page: Download smart mail app

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TECHNICAL MANUAL ✔ Ensure that the system has Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2005 i installed in it. ✔ Attach the database with the SQL Server 2005. ✔ Open the Visual Studio 2008 and Open the website. ✔ Press f5 to execute the Program. ✔ Access the various functionalities of the Smart Mail.

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Afte Afterr ope openi ning ng the the proj projec ect, t, exec execut utee the the proj projec ect. t.



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Testing

Software Software development is the pinnacle of a sequence of corresponding corresponding performance proj

at meeting meeting its confirm confirmed ed objecti objectives. ves. Softwar Softwaree developm development ent in itself itself is a comprehe comprehe

procedure which involves unpredictability of its human designers and developers. In S

Testing can be implemented on each and every section, which in return ensures a qu

assurance for the system being developed. It is a substitution between budget, time quality.

8.1:-OBJECTIVE: The main objectives behind testing in the developed Real Time Mail Service are: ➢

Ensure that the system is able to function smoothly.

➢

Ensure that all the major functionalities have been incorporated into the system.

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The system is able to meet its set objectives.

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The system is acceptable to the users.

8.2:- TEST PLAN: The developer decided to conduct the following testing methods for the project testing: ➢

Unit Testing and Functional Testing

➢

Integration Testing

➢

GUI Testing

➢

Compatibility Testing

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. Unit Testing

In un unit te testing al all th the in individual un units of of th the sy system Func will will be test tested ed for for thei theirr prop proper er func functi tion onin ing g and and Implementation. Black Box testing will be employed to identi identify fy the fault faultss in the the syst system em and and corre correcti ctive ve measures will be taken.

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Testing

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System

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User

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The following section describes the purpose of each of these testing methods in the syste 8.3:-TEST SCHEDULE: Sl. No

Test Strategy

Start Date

End Date

1

Unit Testing

5th February 2011

2nd April 201

2

Integration Testing

20th February 2011

2nd April2011

3

Regression Testing

4th April 2011

4th April 2011

4

GUI Testing

5th April 2011

7th April 2011

5

Compatibility Testing

7th March 2011

10th April 201

6

Security Testing

10th April, 2011

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User Acceptance

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8.4:- TESTERS:


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The success criteria for the system have been stated in the first chapter of this document system should meet the following requirements in order to be called successful:➢

All the major modules of the system should function properly.

➢

The system should be accessible only to the registered user.

➢

GUI developed should be consistent and in accordance with HCIU principles.

8.6:-UNIT TESTING Unit testing focuses on the smallest unit of a project – a module. One of the

goals of unit testing is to evaluate a piece of a program in isolation. Each of the indiv

modules is tested against their stated objectives. With each separate module comes w

prototype which is being used as a testing subject, and also for the purpose of letting

party users users to use the system in order to perform the user acceptance acceptance testing. testing. The feed

and criticisms received at these moments were recorded and taken into consideratio future enhancements or even changes of the module. Unit testing can be:

1. Black Black Box testing: testing: where where the tester tester has no knowledge knowledge of the interna internall workings workings o

item being tested and is solely based on the knowledge of the system requirem Also called as functional testing. 2.

Whit Whitee Testi esting ng:: also also know known n as logi logica call test testin ing g requ requir irin ing g know knowle ledg dgee implementation.

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End Date: 25th march 2011



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Smart Mail Module 1: Login and Authentication

Project title

Table 11: Unit testing for login panel Smart Mail Test Date

Test case Name

Login and Authentication

Test case Id

T1

Tester

Developer

Test Duration

1 hour

Description

Perform login validation

5th Februar

Test Subject

Test Method

Expected Result

Actual Result

Remarks

Login panel

Correct login

Login successful,

Login

Login is

data

redirect to user

successful, no

working

Home page

redirection

properly

Authentication

Login successful,

Login

Authenticat

type

redirect to next page

successful,

check is

based on

redirected to

working

authentication

correct

properly

Login panel

authenticated page Page session

Check if a

Redirect to user

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Smart Mail

Test case Name

User Webmail Pages

Test case Id

T2

Tester

Developer

Test Duration

5 hour

Description

Perform validation

Test

Test Method

Subject I n bo x

Expected

16th April, 201

Test Date

Actual Result

Remarks

Result Check mail

Display list of List of mail

Link updated, working

all the

displayed.

successfully

existing mail with mail summary page Compose

Check mail

Mail has been

Folder checked,

The module is running

mail

for

send to the

process stopped,

successfully

composed

sender

displayed error

correctly.

message

Check mail

mail has to

Process stopped,

The module is running

which is

save in draft

displayed error

successfully

Draft

already save

message

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Integration Testing As explained earlier this is the test to ensure how the modules execute when they

combined combined together together and work in a rational environment. The test primarily checks the ca

of functions, passing of variables, variables, global properties and their effect on working of indiv modules. In case of SMART MAIL the integration was performed in three steps: i.

Integration of ASP.Net modules

ii.

Integration of of C# C# mo modules

All the ASP.NET modules were integrated. The integration testing at this level is perform as follow: Table 13: ASP.Net Integration test Integrated Smart Test Subject MailTest Method Expected Result Actual Result

Remarks

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as session.

updated.

navigated

value as w

Successful i iteration.

Finally the fully integrated Smart Mail is tested for integration testing.

Test Subject

Table14: Integration Test Test Method Expected Result Actual Result

Remarks

Connectivity

Check if proper

Appropriate

Appropriate

Connectivity

between

pages are

code is used for

code are used

between

ASP.NET, C#

displayed,

display

everywhere

ASP.NET a

and SQL server

selected, copied

SQL Server

using .aspx pages

appropriate.

Test run of the

Check overall

No problems

The system

complete

integrity of the

occur from

follows the

system*

system

projects creation complete path

Test satisfac

to publishing of system System Testing

Test Subject

Table 15: System testing Test Method Expected Result Actual Result

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Test the system’s

The system

The ASP.NET

The system

test

performance on a

should work

processing took projected ea

low configuration

fine except few

time than

gave below

system (the

performance

normal

average

configuration is

issues like slow

processing

performance

compatible with

processing, low

minimum system

quality of

requirement)

output.

Compatibility Testing The system is developed independent of the platform for deployment. Also the user secti

deployed on a web browser so it is expected to work in exactly same fashion on every browsers.

The compatibility compatibility testing for browser compatibility compatibility was performed on the developers sy using the following browsers:

•

Internet Explorer 6.0

•

Mozilla Firefox 2.0

•

Google Chrome

•

Apple Safari 3.2.2

•

Opera 8.5

The compati compatibili bility ty testing testing for OS independ independency ency was perform performed ed on followi following ng oper systems:

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Owner: Mr. Mohan Chetry (Peer student)

Configuration: Intel Core Duo processor, 1GB RA Server :

Test

Test Method

Table 17: Compatibility test test for OS Expected Result Actual Result

Remar

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Ubunt u 6.04

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Suitable deployment,

System deployed and

More than

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Passed black box

expected

black box testing,

testing with above

Test succ

average performance

average performance


System deployed and Test case

the system, black appropriate output on

Passed black box

box testing

black box testing, Best

testing with best

performance

performance


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Test

Table 18: Compatibility testing for web browsers Test Method Expected Result Actual Result

Remarks

Check visibility,

Correct positioning,

The text size

Proper outp

absolute positioning,

size and scrolling of

larger than

2nd iteration

expected.

passed.

Test case p

Subject Internet Explorer 6.0

Mozilla Firefox 2.0

scroll property & other divisions. HCI interface

Appropriate font

guidelines

size.

Check visibility,


Web pages



appears

scroll property & other divisions.

exactly as

HCI interface

expected by

Appropriate font.

guidelines Google Chrome

Apple Safari 3.2.2

the developer

Check visibility,


Web pages

Better resul



appear larger

expected.


and more

HCI interface

Appropriate font

attractive.

guidelines

size.

Check visibility,


The layout of



the system


appears

HCI interface

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guidelines

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SECURITY TESTING Smart Mail has various types of users operating at the same time. Care must be taken

that roles of the various users do not get coagulated. Each type of user must onl accessible to its own set of predefined roles and responsibilities. Question

Answer

Action Taken

Is the the syste system m acces accessib sible le to only a registered user can login to Test Pass (No Acti anyone using the system?

the system

Does any user can access all The authentication of the user and Test Pass (No Acti the feature of the system?

its roles is mainly checked at the logi login n page page.. So, So, to logi login n to the the syst system em,, the the user user must must sele select ct his his user type and then the verification woul would d be done done to make make his/ his/he her r service available.

Usability and user acceptanc acceptancee testing

This is done at the completion of the project. This will help the developer to know wh

the system developed meets user requirements. Testing to verify a product meets cust

specified requirements and the user accepts the system that was developed. User accep testing would be done after the development of the entire project.



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Smart Mail Manash Jyoti Deuri Simanta Chakrabarty Description

Will mainly test the user acceptance of the system

Name of the Tester/

Functionalities of the System

Experience percentage

User able to login

User are

Able to use

to the system

redirected redirected to his

desktop

proper account

application

with its roles

Mohan Chetry

Yes

Yes

Yes

Experience %

1 00

10 0

1 00

Sasanka Bhuyan

Yes

Yes

Yes

Experience %

1 00

10 0

1 00

Manash Deuri

Yes

Yes

Yes

Experience %

1 00

10 0

1 00

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Yes

Yes

Yes

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The testing period prepared the developer responsive of the genuine status of his sy

Many problems and shortcomings of the system were identified and eventually sorted

this lead to an extensive research of the domain and technologies used by the develop making SMART MAIL. The developer hereby completes the testing of the system and satisfied with the test results brought about by him and the test users.



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Evaluation Degree of success The developer has selected the following criteria for degree of success:

Meeting objectives and user requirements –If a project is meeting all the objectives

requirement of user declared in its plan, then it’s termed as a successful project.

Functionality – Every single functionality involved in the system should be evaluated fo

worth.

Usability – due to the lack of usability guidelines a substantial amount of projects has

failed. This being a project in which a usability check is necessary for evaluation.

Level of Content – Show the amount of detailed and well presented information and co

available in the system.

Project Management – A successful project always depend upon to follow the pr

management guidelines, these will be evaluated. Research and Analysis – To become a project successful a high-quality amount of

explored research and analysis job is essential.

Documentation – Documentation is also an essential task to do for the new user as we

developer so it will be evaluated for the contents, language and grammar.



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Meeting the objectives and user requirements:

A checklist is created to evaluate if the project meets the user requirement: Table 19: Meeting user requirements evaluation Evaluation Parameter Checklist

Application of HCI guidelines to the system design Maintain user’s awareness Usage of all the elements to express the objective To make ake abso absolu lute te empl employ oy of avai availa labl blee reso resour urce cess for for conveying out the best product to meet user prerequisite Overall performance of the system as compatible with the features, designs Make accessible features to carry novice and expert users in a consistent environment.

Functionalities Evaluation Parameter

Table 20: Functionalities Evaluation Checklist

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Smart Mail facility. Smart Mail offline application provides to the facility to the user such as multiple account access and sends mail. Log out option is available to user in web mail section. Use of database and authentication methods for security Use templates, Photoshop, Paint tools. Minimizing the size of the code and data

Usability Table 21: Usability Evaluation Evaluation Parameter

Checklist

Allow user to navigate to any page if interested Allo Allow w user user to acce access ss mult multip iple le mail mail acco accoun untt in a sing single le platform Error prevention and validation Professional looking interface

Level of Content

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With project management points of view it may be ranked among medium-high whe

consider the whole system to be develop. The project planning, research and correspon

analysis part went efficiently. The designing of the system was middle-of-the-road eventually lead to interruption in implementation part.

The stoppage in designing phase has leaded the system to bind the functionalities and reducing the scope. As the developer was short on time the extraordinary functionalities incorporated in the system were trimmed. Thee only Th only thin thing g that that coul could d have have been been done done impr improv oved ed woul would d defi defini nite tely ly be th

management. Also there has not been any similar system has been previously develop

the similar domain, therefore the developer required widespread research in similar do of smart mail presentation developments. Due to the lack of experience in complet

project of such a scale alone, most of the time set in the Gantt chart is pure assumpt which soon very much affects the rest of the project progress. Research and Analysis

The research and analysis performed in the system can be evaluated based on the indiv tasks performed in the two phases, as follows: Table 2: Research & Analysis Evaluation

Evaluation Parameters

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Primary Research:

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Analysis of tools & technologies to be used

Documentation

The documentation had been checked systematically for any existing spelling or gram mistake mistakes. s. Many exact exact informa information tion are also been rehabil rehabilitat itated ed into table table and point which present better and easy reading.

APIIT standard of documentation writing format should be follow during the documenta The entire entire documen documentati tation on is separat separated ed into hierarchy hierarchy of sections sections,, chapter chapterss and

heading. All the referenced referenced resources resources are appropriately appropriately cited cited and their resources resources are

noted down in the bibliography page following the Harvard standard of referencing syste

Overall

The objectives of the system (are fulfilled or not) will be analysed after the comprehen

evaluati evaluation on of all modules. modules. The system system can now termed termed as complet completee but again again there

disclaimer disclaimer associated with it. The system is just the work of single student over the peri

1 year so it cannot be completely compete the professional software’s present in the mark



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Conclusion Thee era of progra Th programm mming ing by writ writin ing g code code in a code code edito editorr is long long gon gone. e. Th These ese pro progr gram amme mers rs are are appr approa oach chin ing g towa toward rdss rapi rapid d code code deve develo lopm pmen ent. t. Shor Shorte terr life life

development development and easier maintenance maintenance of developed systems can be achieved through dif approach approaches es ranging ranging from compute computer-aid r-aided ed developm development ent to rapid rapid prototy prototyping ping and development.

The chosen software tool may shorten the production period but, at worst, may conside

prolong it. If the modeling environment is too complex, the programmer will require tra and practice time before becoming creative - time that we simply do not have.

What if you were asked to remake the project?

If the developer was asked to remake the project he would be •

Use of proper design pattern in developing the project and implementing the a scripts in different parts of the project. ○

Able to write better OOP code, and reuse that code in other programs. proficiency in programming more complex applications,

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Design patterns actually make programming easier.

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Design patterns not only provide solutions for common challenges, but focus on maintenance and change.

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The system was developed keeping in mind that users trying to present their ideas

The tool was developed keeping in mind the beginners trying to present their ideas but n

accomplish it due to computational challenges. I personally was not capable to presen

ideas except I have used up considerable amount of time learning these software’s. I w

like to support the users using this system and motivate them to do something of their interest.

It was the first time I was performing such a passionate research work intervie

people from different background helped me learn a lot. It was the first time I have condu the questionnaire, and the experience was amazing.

To conclude, I feel very pleased at this moment when my project is done and tha to all the support I got from everyone and especially my supervisor and advisor.



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1. Bellinaso Marco (2006). ASP.NET 2.0 Website Programming: Problem - Des

Solution (Programmer to Programmer). Paperback Matthe hew w MacD MacDon onal ald, d, Matt Matthe hew w MacD MacDon onal ald, d, and and Juli Julian an Temp Temple lema man n 2. Matt Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 in C# 2005: From Novice to Professional 3. Schw Schwab able le,,

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A new Web Mail Service for You, Smart Mail is a webmail application that provid

single access to all of your mail accounts. You can create new Account here like Ya

Gmail etc. The Session is handled by Single Page Auto Invalidate Method. This will inc

your mail security. A simple entry registration process is required. And your password w

handled using RSA Encryption method. The very important and unique feature is that

can easily check your Rediff, Hotmail, and Gmail account from this Webmail without l

into into the the respe respect ctiv ivee sites. sites. It mean meanss this this webpag webpagee acts acts as an emai emaill clie client nt (Lik (Likee Ou

Express). The protocols (SMTP, POP3) all will be implemented from scratch without API's. Who is system being developed for?

Anyone who has the basic knowledge of computer and internet and who frequently w with mail systems like Gmail, yahoo, hotmail etc. can use this system. Anyone ranging home users to office users; interested in the habitual check of their mail while they are and having the internet connection needs this system. Why is such a system required?

This system is essential for those users who have multiple mail accounts in different

servers and want to use all the account simultaneously in one platform rather than go t different different mail sites. Today people are very concerned about the time and speed and the

that technology can deliver the more one is inclined to it. Such a system is created for the

purpose that a user can use this application for fast access to his or her mail. The system

well reliable and it’s not a time consuming site to perceive the different mail account in

webmail platform. Furthermore Furthermore the cost for deploying deploying or undertaking undertaking maintenance maintenance mea

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Smart Mail challenge of creating this system is to replace the conservative security system using

encryption method to increase your mail security, which will connect better technologi beat the features of present systems to deal with the issues and problems pertaini

security violation which were never addressed and to make sure that a higher level of sec

is provided for the end user. Most surveillance systems either address part or scantily ad

some aspects of the problem domain of the users and require user intervention to ach

optimum security. security. The choice of a suitable combining technology to tackle the central i

will definitely create a foremost challenge as one will have to smack a balance betwee

quality and practicality practicality.. Unlike other current current systems, this this system would be able to loo

get back and counterpart the thought security offender and aware the relevant autho accordingly. What new ideas and theory will you need to learn to build the system?

1. The concepts and process of RSA Encryption method.

2. Key strat strategy egy for for developi developing ng SmartM SmartMail ail system system.. 3. Concepts Concepts of SMTP SMTP (sim (simple ple mail mail transfe transferr protocol) protocol) 4. Searchin Searching g strategy strategy and techni techniques ques associa associated ted with with my project. project. Mridul Kr. Boruah PT0782209

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Smart Mail Brief description on project background. (.i.e. problem context, rationale, description of problem area, nature of challenge

Problem context: I had found the following problems in the existing system during

research session…. •

System starts downloading but it stops always in the same E-mail

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System keeps downloading the same E-mails over and over

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It just "sits there" or gives me a Server time out error

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It cannot find server.

•

Spellchecking is not functional after installing an enabling application.

•

Hyperlinks are not working some time.

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Contacts problem, it’s a problem when composing an email as Outlook wil recognize your contacts directly.

A user user has has severa severall choic choices es for your your email email clie client nt appli applicat cation ion,, incl includi uding ng a range range

email email service services. s. However However,, many many people people prefer prefer to use a stand-al stand-alone one applica application tion des

specifically for email since they sometimes have a better focus and features. Some pe avoid the Microsoft Outlook application because of its historic vulnerability to viruses. Rational:

The rise of email as a communication tool has been critically important in the business

commerce world. It allows for instant dialogue between colleagues, clients and contrac

and it's also free. For many companies, the wide reach of emails has allowed them to acc clie client nt base base far large largerr than than ever ever previo previousl usly y concei conceive ved, d, thus thus provid providing ing the the potent potent increased revenues.

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Smart Mail (2) network and technological technological strain, and (3) Costs imposed on the recipients. recipients.

Smart mail is an e-mail client that runs on computers, computers, we mean that it interacts directly

the user, allowing mail to be sent, read, filed, and printed. Smart mail can be left run

permanently on the workstation and includes powerful tools to notify the user when new arrives. Benefits of the system:

Benefits come in two types. Tangible benefits are those that can be measured and assi

some kind of number or dollar value. Intangible benefits are benefits that cannot be meas or even quantified. Tangible benefits

1. Reduce Cost of Internet: as Smart Mail deals with offline accessing of mail, so the need not have to worry about the internet connection. This will save their money to a extend.

2. Saves time: As the system is to be made online and offline so it saves time of the u

The users can now access their mail offline sitting at home without having to wai opening their different mail account form different sites.

3. Reduces training cost: the Smart mail system interface of my application in both onlin offl offlin inee will will be very very frie friend ndly ly and and base based d on the the prin princi cipl ples es of HCIU HCIU.. Th This is wi organizations from investing heavily in training in terms of both time and cost. 4. Smart mail allows user to access multiple accounts at the same time in same window.

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Users are at the forefront of any development activity. A system to be successful must be to meet the requirements of its intended users efficiently. Targeted users comprises of intended users.

The system will mainly be developed by targeting the information seek peoples su

student, professional, business person etc. to fulfill their requirements. Anyone who ha

basic knowledge of computer and internet and who frequently works with mail systems

Gmail, yahoo, hotmail etc. can use this system. Anyone ranging from home users to o

users; interested in the habitual check of their mail while they are away and having internet connection needs this system. Description of problem area:

While email is now widely accepted, it only represents a developing stage that will ove

next five years develop into entirely new forms of communications that more directly efficiently suit the needs of businesses and organizations. ➢

Problem: Existing system has the ability to split attachments into chunks.

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Justification: This can be both annoying, if it was setup without knowin

useful. Some Service Providers have a maximum limit on the size of em

So your email Service provider may only allow a maximum of 1mb and reject everything above that. ➢

Problem: Have you noticed when you try and click on a hyperlink in an em nothing happens.

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Problem: most users do not want that their email and password should be saved particular site. It has a large security problem.

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Justification: In the proposed system developer will use the RSA encry

method; here messages are translated into sequences of integers. This ca

done by translating each letter into an integer, as is done with the C cipher. cipher. These integers integers are grouped grouped togethe togetherr to form larger larger integers integers representing a block of letters. ➢

Problem: Other existing system has trouble downloading new mail. ○

Justification: Justification: These problems can occur if you do not compact the Inbox mail mailbo boxe xess requ requir iree inte interv rval alli licc prot protec ecti tion on to avoi avoid d such such prob proble lems ms

occurring. occurring. By the time the problems occur, compacting the Inbox, though

required, required, may not be sufficient to resolve the problem. In the proposed sy

this this kind of problem problem won’t won’t be happen. Because Because the develope developerr will us actual methodology of SMTP and POP3 protocol. ➢

Problem: Same mail messages continue to be downloaded from POP3 account.

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Justification: If your POP3 mail account is configured to "leave a cop messages on the server" it sometimes happens that OE downloads the

messages each time you send and receive. This is caused by a damaged P file in your Identity's store folder.

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Smart Mail Accessing data without login : Smart mail has the features of accessing the other

account without login to respective sites. This is the main problem area to building system. RSA encry encrypt ption ion meth method, od, messa messages ges are are transl translat ated ed into into seque seque RSA Encr Encrypti yption on: RSA

integers. This can be done by translating each letter into an integer, as is done with the C cipher. These integers are grouped together to form larger integers, each representing representing a of letters. Nature Natu re of chall ch allenge enge :

The main challenge of the proposed system consists of several categories:

Security: Maintaining security and privacy is one of the most demanded features for

browser. So creating an application with a secure environment is major issue. The sec issues are major challenge as the system will provide users to access the data from choosing mail site without login in offline, it also means that without having internet can see their mail boxes.

Creating enhanced user interface: User interface is one of the major success criteria fo

user oriented system. So, developing a user interface by keeping in mind user requireme hard to achieve.

Without login: user can access multiple account from the proposed system at the same

and at same window. User does not need to login all the time to access their mul

accounts. Because the proposed system has a option like” Remember password”. If the

click this option after giving their necessary information to log in to smart mail. Until

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duration and cost budget, the developed system will also need to meet the user requirem and produce the expected deliverables at the end of the development. Project Objectives:

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The major objective of this project is to approach up with a secure and effective client system.

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This system is required to be developed within the estimated time duration and budget.

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Produce the expected deliverables at the end of the development.

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The product should enable the user to block any application or a user in the mail.

Academic Objectives

Apart Apart from from the the above above menti mentione oned d projec projectt object objectiv ives, es, the proje project ct shoul should d enabl enabl

developer snatch a solid grip on various Project Management and HCI principles conventions. Success Criteria:

The success of the system being developed in terms of:

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Meet up the user requirements: Once the system is deployed whether it is ab fulfill all the user requirements.

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Functional requirements: Whether all the modules of the system are operatin intended or not.

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function of the system will be done. The scope of this system is to provide esse

information information of the basics and fundamentals fundamentals of email client, and to provide interactive g for the user to have better learning experience and understanding.

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Soft cover documentation of the system

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Hard cover documentation of the system

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A prototype of the system application on CD

Smart mail does all the basics of e-mail extremely extremely well and far more than that. This list no means comprehensive - it concentrates on the highlights. Core features of the system: ➢

Basi Basicc func functi tion onal alit ity y of emai email: l: in this this modu module le syst system em will will prov provid idee the the

functionality to the user such as read, send, forward mail in offline, delete, d blocking mail, as well as will have the options for spam, sent mail, contacts. ➢

Calendar: in this module user can set time, date including essential task, meetings

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Email filtering is the processing of e-mail to organize it according to specified cri

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Sort Sort your your mail mail by date, date, size, size, sender sender,, subje subject, ct, color color or thread thread,, in ascend ascend descending order

Advanced feature of the system:

1. Support for major major Internet Internet mail-related mail-related protocols protocols - SMTP, SMTP, POP3 2. Powerfu Powerful, l, multip multiple le address address books with with full user user detail detail records records 3. Offl Offlin inee oper operat atio ion n allo allows ws you you to read read and and comp compos osee your your mail mail whil whilee you you

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5. Support for multiple multiple simultaneously simultaneously accessible accessible POP3 POP3 and IMAP mailboxes. mailboxes.

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3. Chatti Chatting ng (offline (offline and online) online) - user user can interact interact with with others others online online as well as the send an offline message Limitations of the project

The scope of a project is limited by time and cost. In this case, time is of essence. I

features are included into system later on, they will be calculated as special features o system. 

As the the syste system m solut solution ion itsel itselff funct function ionss on a netwo network rk i.e. i.e. perfor performs ms its its ac

including including sending of notification, notification, uploading of notices etc on a network, hence u and until the network topology used is strong and robust there is fear for crashi the system and hence of the data.

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system is designed to provide maximum security and privacy for the end user

anomalies may exist in the form of leakage of private information or encroachi privacy.

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512 MB DDR-Win XP 2GB DDR- Vista Business or Vista Ultimate

Hard drive

1 GB

Memory

256 MB

Monitor

Any standard monitor

Software requirement: In order to carry out the development of this project, many soft

are needed, these include Microsoft Windows XP, which shall be the operating system fo

project to be developed; internet connection connection will also be needed in order to come up wit interactive user interface and objects. List of software

Operating system

Windows XP Windows vista Windows 7

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The main tool and programming language tool be used the most for the project are .N

SQL Server 2005. In the RSA encryption method, messages are translated into sequenc

integers. This can be done by translating each letter into an integer, as is done with the C cipher. These integers are grouped together to form larger integers, each representing representing a of letters. Windows components After you have installed the operating system and applied all critical updates, you

configure the computer to be a Web server by enabling Internet Information Services 6.0, including:

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WWW

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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

To enable e-mail notifications, notifications, you need to configure incoming and outgoing e-mail set

To configure sending e-mail alerts and notifications, you must specify an SMTP e-

server. To configure your installation so that your SharePoint sites can accept and arc incoming e-mail, you must install the IIS SMTP service. Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0

Before installing Office Project Server 2007, you must install the Microsoft .NET Frame

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Smart Mail understanding towards specific technical areas in Lecturers – Lecturers obtain deeper understanding

of computing or design, interviewing specific lecturers who specialize in specific areas c beneficial to the project.

interview Casual and novice user – Since the system is about mail client, a face to face interview

casual and novice users would also provide me a better insight of the foremost system i and also gather more required information.

Professional and Businessman – now a day’s email is a part of usual life, contact w

professional or businessman can be very knowledgeable in many aspects and importan

the project, that knowledge would also be very helpful for the development of the system Other resources:

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Reference Books

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Magazines

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E-books

•

Internet websites/forums

User involvements

A positive amount of users will be involved all the way through the procedure during development of this project; they can be there to provide opinions, suggestions or

critical feedbacks. feedbacks. Not only that, those those users can also be the ones that test the system giving evaluations. These users can be:

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Supervisor

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Advisor

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Professional

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there is not much information from the television or books about it, and the only sol

is to gather information from the student who have been active to using the mail for s time.

The development of this project requires a deep insight in many new concept of soft development. Major research area for the development of the project can be:

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Key concepts of client server architecture.

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Concept of software design methodology.

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Usability principles.

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Human Computer Interaction Principles.

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The advanced concept of .NET and C# framework.

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The advanced concept of database management.

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To understand and implement the concept of content management systems u advanced .NET framework.

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Understanding the very concept of Email client.

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Server Configuration.

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To know and implement the protocols for mail client development.

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To have a huge ground exposure to large databases.

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To understand the concept of design issues and user feedback.

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To understand the concept of SMTP and POP3 protocol.

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To understand the concept of RSA Encryption method.

Preliminary researches are being carried with the help of the following sources research work progress more items will be added to the list.


Technical/Programming Technical/Programming Research Areas


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Smart Mail operations will be controlled with the use of advance .NET platform.

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SQL server 2005 – Smart mail needs its own database to store the data of its

The advance features of database and database security approaches will req good grasp of understanding in order to manipulate these features well. Information Information and Resources

In order to carry out the researches listed above, information are to be gathered from different sources, such as: Books: 1. The

Bliss or "Diss" Conne onnecction? on?:

Email

Etique quette for the B

Professional by Cherie Kerr and Jim Doody

2. Business E-Mail: How to Make It Professional and Effective by Lisa A. Smith

3. Outlook 2003 Conquer Email Overload with Better Habits, Etiquette and Out

2003 by Peggy Duncan

Professi ssiona onall ASP. ASP.NE NET T 4 in C# and VB by Bill Bill Ev Evjen jen,, Scott Scott Hansel Hansel 4. Profe and Devin Rader Micros osof oftt 5. Micr

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Technologies) by Don Gosselin.

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• Mori Seiki • Send People: • • • • •

Student Casual and novice user Professional Race driver Supervisor Lecturer

Websites: • http://www.pmail.com/ • http://www.mailcopa-emailsoftware.com/ • http://jmailbox.org/ • http://www.emclient.com/ • http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp • http://www.myflashxml.com/ • http://www.w3schools.com/asp.net/ajax • http://www.w3schools.com/asp.net • http://www.w3schools.com/wsdl/default.asp • http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp Real World Methods and Practices

Methods and practices practices used in the real world can be useful and effective in research order to carry out the research required for this project, these methods will be used: ➢

Fact-finding - Some resources from the web can be helpful, there are some g

sites which provide a good amount of information, information, pictures, and even video c not only that, that, forum is a good place place to seek for further enquiries. enquiries. A lot of

drifters do spend quite some time on some specific forums, in which they use share information information and prepare events, events, gatherings gatherings and so on. Besides tha

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Current Application – analysis other existing application of the similar kind

also assists in the development process, it will be positive to learn from o

mistake or success. Brief description of the development plan for the proposed project. (i.e. which software methodology and why, the major areas of functions to be develop and the order in which developed Specification and Reason for Software Methodology

Software engineering is carry out of using preferred procedure techniques to progres quali quality ty of a softw software are develo developm pment ent effort effort.. A meth methodo odolog logy y is defin defined ed as a colle collect ct

procedures, techniques, tools, and documentation aids which will help developers in

effor efforts ts (both (both produc productt and proce process ss rela relate ted d activ activiti ities) es) to imple impleme ment nt a new syst system em

successful implementation, a well-organized and systematic approach is crucial. There

several methodologies were developed to encourage the systematic approach to plan analysi analysis, s, desig design, n, testi testing ng and and impl impleme ementat ntation. ion.

Methodo Methodologi logies es offer offer

various various

tool

techniques to assist in analysis, design and testing in terms of detailed desig software, data flowcharts and database design.

WHY NOT WATERFALL MODEL ➢

This model needs all requirements explicitly, but it is frequently not easy fo customer to state all requirements clearly.

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It lets us take into account changing requirements.

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Risks Risks are are usual usually ly discov discover ered ed or addre addresse ssed d durin during g integ integrat ratio ion. n. Wi iterative approach, you can mitigate risks earlier.

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Integration is not one "big bang" at the end; instead, elements are integ progressively.

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Iteration enables reusability.

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It employs testing at each iteration. The result is a robust architecture.

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The status of the project can be checked at the end of each iteration.

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Inception Phase Elaboration phase Construction Phase Transition phase Inception phase:

This phase This phase deals deals with with the the variou variouss resea research rch work workss on the propos proposed ed syste system. m. It hel formulating the scope of the project. The core features that are to be incorporated int  system are practically identified in this phase. The targeted audience is then identified an Read Free Foron 30 Days Sign up to vote this title  various tasks to be carried out is divided and scheduled.Useful This phase also includes an i Not useful   Cancel anytime. risk assessment against the project implementation. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.


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work work is used used for for plan planni ning ng out out the the syst system em requ requir irem emen entt spec specif ific icat atio ion n whic which h documented. The requirement specification will be used for the later development phas the system.

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Construction phase:

The primary objective of this phase is to build the software system. The main focus here the development of components and other features of the system. system. This is the phase whe bulk of the coding takes place. In larger projects, several construction iterations ma devel develope oped d in an effor effortt to divide divide the the use cases cases into into mana managea geable ble segme segments nts that that demonstrable prototypes.

During the construction phase, all the individual modules are developed and finally integ to the product and is tested. After completely completely implementing implementing the system it will be tested proper testing technique.

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Transition phase:

Primary objective of transition phase is to 'transition' the system from development production, making it available to and understood by the end user. The activities of this p include training the end users and maintainers and beta testing the system to valida against the end users' expectations. The product is also checked against the quality level s the Inception phase.

If all objectives are met, the Product Release Milestone is reached and the development c ends.

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Time Management

The project initiation began with the start of the new semester. The time available fo completion of the project is about 36 weeks. So the entire project must be divided into detailed tasks and scheduled carefully for the development plan.  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  Development Plan


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Idea Generation

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Abstract Draft Project Proposal

2. Proj Projec ectt Plan Planni ning ng Duration: 3 weeks Tasks:

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Work Breakdown Structure

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Critical Path Method

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Project Proposal Form

3. Requ Requir irem emen entt Analy Analysi siss Duration: 12 weeks Tasks:

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Identify project specifications

– Project Background

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– User requirements •

Analysis

– User Modeling and Profiling – Domain analysis – System analysis – Risk analysis

4. Syst System em Desi Design gn Duration: 3 weeks Tasks:

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– Screen layout – Content Design – Interactivity Design – Functionality Design

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7. Test Testin ing g and Eva Evalu luat atio ion n Duration: 4 Tasks:

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perfectly will certainly be one of the main concerns of the entire project. For the rest o system, “FAQ and Help” will be placed at the final stages of the implementation phase.

The hardest tasks and its description

For all the tasks available in the development plan, the most challenging and hardest will be:

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major research area but it is also not an easy area to be researched on, due to its appearance here in Malaysia, the resources are limited.

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the implementation of Smart mail to the project; the major difficulty lies withi

availability availability of the resources needed, for example, in this system, user can access mail account form Smart mail.

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Presentation – When a project has been submitted, a presentation will be followe

Presentation is considered one of the hardest tasks because it requires a high dem

of careful planning planning of the presentation itself itself and its contents. It is also not one o

skills to be mastered easily, a lot of practice will be required and confiden essential.

Brief description of the evaluation and test plan for the proposed project. (i.e. what is the success criteria and how will be evaluated & implementation will be tested, indicate the estimated size of the demonstration/test demonstration/test database)f

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the testing solely depends on the inputs. Every input will be tested for its valid using various black box testing techniques. Tester: Developer

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White Box Testing: It is a program based testing which uses program statemen

takes into account the internal internal mechanism of a system or component. It demand

visibility of the internal workings of the software product, specifically, the logi

the structure of the code. White box testing will be carried out for all the logi complex modules of the project. Tester: Developer

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Compatibility Testing: Testing to ensure compatibility of an application with diff

browsers, Operating Systems, and hardware platforms. Compatibility testing c performed manually or can be driven by an automated functional or regressio

suite. As Campus Connect would be a platform independent application I will c

its compatibility with different operationg systems. This testing will be perfo afte afterr comp comple leti tion on of the the whol wholee syst system em.. It is expe expect cted ed that that the the syst system em

compatible over the list Operating Systems mentioned in the software requirem section. Tester: Developer

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Usabi Usabili lity ty Test Testing ing:: Th This is testi testing ng striv strives es upo upon n the usabi usabili lity ty feat feature uress like like

principles and other HCI guidelines. The system is tested to follow the desig

principles. The system is also checked for the feedback, visiblity, constratints other HCI guidelines. Tester: Developer and end user together.

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Smart Mail behavio behaviorr prior prior to system system integrat integration. ion.Unit Unit testing testing will will be perform performed ed to tes module individualy. Tester: Developer

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User Acceptance Acceptance Testing Testing:: Testin Testing g to verify verify a product product meets meets custome customerr spec

requirements and the user accepts the system that was developed. User accep testing would be done after the development of the entire project. Tester: End User Evaluation on Success Criteria 1.

Meet Meetin ing g user user requi require reme ment nts: s: The The syste system m shoul should d meet meet every every req requi uire reme ment nt spec spec

the user/clients in the specification to be successful. Evaluator: End users 2.

Func Functi tion onal alit ity: y: Det Deter ermi mine ness the the func functi tion onal alit ity y of the the com compl plet etee syst system em.. Each Each and and

function of the system shall be evaluated, such as the complete interface interactivity o system. Evaluator: End users, Developer 3.

Usabi Usabili lity ty:: Elem Element entss such such as user user accep acceptan tance ce,, access accessib ibil ilit ity y or frie friendl ndline iness, ss, fam fam

and recoverability will be evaluated here. Evaluator: End users

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