Online Travel Agency

Online Travel Agency Introduction Overview of Project Travel Management System is the travel agency which gives all the required required facilities to their customers when they are ready to plan for any tour. The purpose of developing web application “Travel Management System” is to provide information to tourists who want to visit various locations and to know distance between specified places etc.

!roposed system" Travel Management System is the travel agency which gives all the required facilities to their customers when they are ready to plan for any tour. #y using this portal the user can book an y travel packages they can reserve their tickets for any travel they can book bo ok hotels and also it provides help to the users.

Objectives The most important part of the online travel agen cy pro$ect is its database. The database is full of #uses Trains %irplane %irplane timings and availability.&nline travel agency is a web based pro$ect where a user may search and apply for a travel service or package. The system allows the user to check various travel destinations and choose his destination accordingly. The software system checks for user choice and then queries the database for various available mediums to travel to that destination. The system then loads all that data and puts those choices in front of the user. The user can now choose cho ose various ways to reach his destination. 'hen the user cho oses the #us train or %irplane option the system also allows the user to book tickets to the destination for the desire day and timings. Thus this software system automates the working of a travel agency and allows users to check and book his holidays online through this website.

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23isting System )n general if if any user user plans for any tour they must consult any traveling agency for purchasing package. %t the same time the the user has to do traveling reservations from source to destination hotel reservations at destination place and other travel reservations from destination to other places this involves lot of manual work. /or all these type of reservations must be done by user by standing lot of time in a queue. To avoid these problems to reduce the manual work to the user new pro$ect was developed i.e. Travel Management System

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%S! .42T is a new way to program static and 56) application development. %S! .42T is a compiled environment that makes e3tensive use of the Microsoft7 .42T /ramework and the entire .42T platform is available to any %S! .42T application.

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%S! .42T is a new way to program static and 56) application development. There is more in it than $ust a few new features8 it is much more than “%S! 9.:.” %S! .42T is a new programming framework for 'e 'eb b applications. )t is a compiled .42T*based .42T*based environment that makes e3tensive use of the .42T /ramework. %e*arate la+out and business logic

To make a clean sweep with %S! .42T you have the ability to completely separate layout and business logic. This means that you can split all inline inline code from the page and store store both code and content in different files ;with different file name e3tensions<. 4ow your designers can work with nearly pure ,TM= files while the programmers can implement the “working code.”

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The .42T/ramework .42T/ramework provides provides class libraries libraries that can be used by your application application.. Some of the key classes help you with input>output access to operating system services data access or even debugging. 'e will go into more detail on some of them in this module. Code is com*iled t,e first time a *age is re/uested

'hen a page is requested for the first time its code is compiled to classes instead of being interpreted by a scripting engine. This compilation is done don e once and then the ob$ects are kept in memory. #esides other advantages this allows for strong typing typing and perfor performan mance ce optimi optimi?ati ?ations ons88 of course course this this soluti solution on improve improvess perfor performan mance ce even without using optimi?ation at compile time because accessing e3isting ob$ects in memory is faster than interpreting the code. %tate management

To refer to the problems mentioned before %S! .42T provides solutions for session and application state management. State information can for e3ample be kept in memory or stored in a database. )t can be shared across 'eb farms and state information can be recovered even if the server fails or the connection breaks down. Mae use of *rogramming languages

The %S! .42T code is not scripting code anymore. @our programmers can choose whatever programming language they prefer. +isual #asic 0AA and MicrosoftBs new component*oriented language 0C are $ust  out of 1D supported languages to meet the demands8 even the “good old ones” like 0&#&= can be chosen. $*date files w,ile t,e server is running0

0omponents of your application can be updated while the server is online and clients are are conne connect cted ed.. The The /ram /ramewo ework rk will will use use the the new file filess as soon soon as they they are are copi copied ed to the the application. emoved or old files that are still in use are kept in memory until the clients have finished. -eatures

/irst weBll see how to write %S! .42T pages and how they are processed. Then we will look at solutions %S! .42T provides for state management security and event handling


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The first first feature feature we want to introduce introduce targets targets one of the most time and resource resource consuming problems in the past. )magine you have a comple3 %S! 'e 'eb b application for letBs say a 'e 'eb b portal in the financial area. @ou have implemented some functionality like registration as a portal user entering and modifying security sensitive data storing the data on a database server and doing some some computa computati tions ons on the data. @ou @ou probabl probably y have created created many .asp pages pages all of them them ..containing ,TM= and scripting code.

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Microsoft intermediate language is code in an assembly languageFlike style. )t is 0!6 independent and therefore can be efficiently converted to native code. The conversion in turn can be 0!6*specific and optimi?ed. The intermediate language provides a hardware abstraction layer. la yer. Common language runtime

The common language runtime contains $ust*in*time ;G)T< compilers to convert the MS)= into native code. This is done on the same computer architecture that the code should run on.

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Online Travel Agency The rest of this section takes a closer look at each of these new features and provides a reference to subsequent chapters where more information about the new feature can be found. $ser6(efined -unctions

SH= Server has always provided the ability to store and e3ecute SH= code routines via stored procedures. )n addition SH= Server has always supplied a number of built*in functions. /unctions can be used almost anywhere an e3pression can be specified in a query. This was one of the shortcomings of stored proceduresKthey couldnLt be used inline in queries in select lists where clauses and so on. !erhaps you want to write a routine to calculate the last business day of the month. 'ith a stored procedure you have to e3ec the procedure passing in the current month as a parameter and returning the value into an output variable and then use the variable in your queries. )f only you could write your own function that you could use directly in the query $ust like a system function. )n SH= Server (::: you can . Inde7ed &iews

+iews are often used to simplify comple3 queries and they can contain $oins and aggregate functions. ,owever in the past queries against views were resolved to queries against the underlying base tables and any aggregates were recalculated each time you ran a query against the view. )n SH= Server (::: 2nterprise or -eveloper 2dition you can define inde3es on views to improve query performance against the view. 'hen creating an inde3 on a view the result set of the view is stored and inde3ed in the database. 23isting applications can take advantage of the performance improvements without needing to be modified. (istributed Partitioned &iews

SH= Server D.: provided the ability to create partitioned views using the 64)&4 %== statement in a view definition. )t was limited however in that all the tables had to reside within the same SH= Server where the view was defined. SH= Server (::: e3pands the ability to create partitioned views by allowing you to hori?ontally partition tables across multiple SH= Servers. The feature helps you scale out one database server to multiple database servers while making the data appear as if it comes from a single table on a single SH= Server. )n addition partitioned views are now able to be updated.

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Online Travel Agency )n versions of SH= Server prior to D.: a table could not have more than one trigger defined for )4S2T 6!-%T2 and -2=2T2. These triggers only fired after the data modification took place. SH= Server D.: introduced the ability to define multiple %/T2 triggers for the same operation on a table. SH= Server (::: e3tends this capability by providing the ability to define which %/T2 trigger fires first and which fires last. ;%ny other %/T2 triggers besides the first and last will fire in an )ew (atat+*es

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)n previous versions of SH= Server te3t and image data was always stored on a separate page chain from where the actual data row resided. The data row contained only a pointer to the te3t or image page chain regardless of the si?e of the te3t or image data. SH= Server (::: provides a new te3t in row table option that allows small te3t and image data values to be placed directly in the data row instead of requiring a separate data page. This can reduce the amount of space required to store small te3t and image data values as well as reduce the amount of )>& required to retrieve rows containing small te3t and image data values. Cascading #I Constraints

)n previous versions of SH= Server referential integrity ;)< constraints were restrictive only. )f an insert update or delete operation violated referential integrity it was aborted with an error message. SH= Server (::: provides the ability to specify the action to take when a column referenced by a foreign key constraint is updated or deleted.

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Online Travel Agency !revious versions of SH= Server supported the running of only a single instance of SH= Server at a time on a computer. unning multiple instances or multiple versions of SH= Server required switching back and forth between the different instances requiring changes in the 'indows registry. ;The SH= Server Switch provided with D.: to switch between D.: and J.E performed the registry changes for you.< 8M %u**ort

23tensible Markup =anguage has become a standard in 'eb*related programming to describe the contents of a set of data and how the data should be output or displayed on a 'eb page. IM= like ,TM= is derived from the Standard 5enerali?e Markup =anguage ;S5M=<. 'hen linking a 'eb application to SH= Server a translation needs to take place from the result set returned from SH= Server to a format that can be understood and displayed by a 'eb application. !reviously this translation needed to be done in a client application. og %,i**ing

The 2nterprise 2dition of SH= Server (::: now supports log shipping which you can use to copy and load transaction log backups from one database to one or more databases on a constant basis. This allows you to have a primary read>write database with one or more read*only copies of the database that are kept synchroni?ed by restoring the logs from the primary database. The destination database can be used as a warm standby for the primary database for which you can switch users over in the event of a primary database failure. %dditionally log shipping provides a way to offload read*only query processing from the primary database to the destination database.

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)ts important to note that as SS contains functional and nonfunctional requirements only8it doesnBt offer design suggestion possible solution to technology or business issuesor any other information other than what the development team understand the customerBs system requirement to be.

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)t decomposes the problem into component parts.the simple act of writing down software requirement in a well desigined format organi?es information places borders aroundsolidfiers ideas and help break down the problems into its components parts .

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Online Travel Agency -unctional #e/uirements The main purpose of functional requirement is to define all the activities or operations that take places in the system .These are derived through interactions with the users of the system .since requirements specifications is a comprehensive document and c ontains a lots of data it has been broken down in to different stages in the reports .

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eliability is the correlation of an item scale or instrument with a h ypothetical one which truly measures what it is supposed to .Since the true instrument is not available. The program according to the requirement can perform the intended functions. 2rror* handling* e3ception occurring while database needed to be addressed.

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6sability refers to the capability of the product to be understood learned and used and user friendly to users  when used under specified conditions. This section should include all of those requirements that affect usability.

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Online Travel Agency The specification of user requirement is the starting point the appraisal and the detailed physical design must be done in the light of this and with continuing user involvement. The normal procedure is to design the outputs in detail first and then to work back to the inputs. the outputs can be in form of operational documents lengthy reports and replies to queries or summari?ing graphs. &utputs from computer system are required primarily to provide a permanent copy of the results for later consulation.any data item not yet defined must be identified and recorded before output design can proceed. there is often a need at output to provide totals at various levels. it is not always desirable to print or display data as it is held on a computer. the system analyst must ensure whether the form in which it is stored in the system is suitable for the output. )n proposed system the users have been provided with many outputs in the form of messages and alerts so as to help the user enter the correct data.

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)ntegration testing is a level of the software testing process where individual units are combined and tested as a group. The purpose of this level of testing is to e3pose faults in the interaction between integrated units. %+stem !esting;

System testing is a level of the software testing process where a complete integrated system> software is tested. The purpose of this is to evaluate the system compliance with the specified requirements. Acce*tance !esting;

%cceptance testing is a level of the software testing process where a system is tested for acceptability. The purpose of this test is to evaluate the systems compliance with the business requirements and assess whether it is acceptable for delivery.

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Online Travel Agency The ob$ective of this study was to research the viability of the current travel agency model in comparison to the growing amount of online travel booking sites and what agencies can improve to complete with these sites. To achieve this a survey was developed and sent to 0on cordia St. !aul students faculty and staff members as well as e3tended friends and family of the researches. )nterviews were then conducted with travel agents travel agency users and online travel site users to further leam the psychographics involved with boo king business or leisure trip. %fter analy?ing these results the conclusion was made that travel agencies can improve the current business model by altering the current marketing strategy. This can be accomplished by properly addressing each age cohort with specific advertisements tailored to the characteristics of each generation. %lso a stronger releationship with clientele can be achieved through the implement of technology to make the travel planning process more convenient. /inally the perception of travel agencies must be repositioned in the mind of the consumer to eliminate misconceptions of the available services prices and fees. Through the aforementioned recommendations travel agencies have the potential to e3pand and improve the current business model therefore increasing business and enhancing customer relationships.

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Online Travel Agency This pro$ect titled as “&4=)42 T%+2= %5240@” is one of the most useful systems to be used in the coming future. )n any travel agency it is very important to keep in mind the records of total customers details and packages details also. So here comes the need to organi?e the management system of travel agencies with a view to make it a smooth functioning as well as a hassle free organi?ation. )n the coming future this software application will enhance the controlling process in an atomi?ed way in the following ways"* 1. )t will reduce the cost of work and register because man handling procedures will be

reduced 2. Since this application is computeri?ed in the coming future it will be able to store more and

more records. 3. )t will also be able to reduce search him for some old records if needed. =. So ultimately ) can say that in future this software will help to run perfectly on the

demands of the use and will demanding for many travel agencies.

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Admin Page ; This page is to view all information about travel agency by the admin.

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!ravel ooing Page ;

This page is used to view the all travels in %gency by the %dmin.

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This page is used to view the hotels by the %dmin

Agent #egistration Page;

This page is used to register the %gent from the %dmin.

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to booking the travels and ,otel by the 0ustomer.

Agent Page ;

This page is the home page of the agent he can view the travels booking.

Customer #egistration Page ;

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This page is used to register the 0ustomer into the travel %gency.

%earc, Page of !ravelling;

This page is used search booking for the travelling purpose.

#esult Page of !ravelling;

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This page is used to conform the travelling from where to where .

ooing Page;

This page is used to book the travel on which date .

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Conformation Page; This page will conform the

Agent

traveller which he as booked the travel.

!ravelling &iew Page;

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