Research on Mail System: Project report for Bachelor in Computer - Rajendra Man Banepali

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24/Jan/06

1.0.0

Mail Management System

Rajendra Man Banepali

26/June/06

2.0.0

Instance e-messaging

Rajendra Man Banepali

Project Title :www.messenger.com

Members:Rajendra Man Banepali Bachelor of Computer Application, 4th Semester Roll No:- 135138 Enrolment No./ Registration No.:- R1490895134

Institute:Loard Buddha Education Fundation (LBEF), MCRP University, Bhopal

www.messenger.com Projected:- 4BCA, Rajendra Man Banepail – ASP Platform

Faculty of Computer

Makhanlal Chaturvedi Rashtriya Patrakarita Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal Recommandation

This is certify that project work assignment report

Submitted By: Rajendra Man Banepali

Entitled "A project work of e-messaging" has been prepared as approved by this computer programming department. The project framework assignment is forward for examination.

Date:……………………………………… Mr. Ramesh Suwal Head of Department Computer Programming Lord Buddha Education Foundation

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Acknowledgements It is my pleasure to present this project report. "www.mess enger.com". As email development such as communication development has a vital role for the economic stability and development of country. In today's, modern life one should know a bit more than past about email. It has great stability among all the past public not only businessman & professionals. Nepal being a developing country it is not getting able to develop communication only by the national or domestic communication. One who wants to know about email can be taken this work as a reference. He / she can gather necessary information from it. I obliged to my family members & my companions for their suggestions, support & feedback of great value. I would like to my heart thanks humble gratitude to the state of office of some organization like Lord Buddha Education Foundation (LBEF) and College of Software Engineering (CSE) for their valuable suggestion & guidance & I'm also grateful for its co-operation & co-ordination in providing necessary information. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude & respect to the teachers and all friends for his contribution & suggestions at different step to prepare the report. Rajendra Man Banepali Bhaktapur-17



Table of Content 1.

PROJECT OUTLINE ..................................................................................................................................................6 1.1 PROJECT N AME:- .......................................................................................................................................................6 1.2 PURPOSE......................................................................................................................................................................6 1.3 OBJECT IVES ACHIEVED SUCCESSFULLY .................................................................................................................6 1.4 PROJECT C ATEGORY .................................................................................................................................................6 1.5 T OOLS E NVIRONMENT USED....................................................................................................................................6 1.5.1 Hardware specification of machine used ...................................................................................................7

1.5.1.1 1.5.1.2 1.5.1.3 1.5.1.4 1.5.2

Pentium 4, Intel Micro Processor...................................................................7 RAM 128 MB ................................................................................................7 HDD 40 GB ...................................................................................................7 Sound System.................................................................................................7

Software used along With the version. .......................................................................................................7

1.5.2.1 Dream Weaver MX ........................................................................................7 1.5.2.2 Edit Plus 2.0.1................................................................................................7 1.5.2.3 Flash MX ........................................................................................................7 1.5.2.4 Languages: - Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) 4.0.0, Active Server Page (ASP) 3.0, Java script, VB script ..........................................................................7 1.5.2.5 Database: - Ms-Access 2000 , Text Files.......................................................7 1.5.2.6 Microsoft Visio 2003 .....................................................................................7 1.5.2.7 Microsoft Word 2000.....................................................................................7 1.5.2.8 OS – Windows 2000 or higher.......................................................................7 1.5.2.9 WEB Server – Internet Information System (IIS) or IIM ..............................7 1.5.2.10 Microsoft Access OLEDB 4.0...................................................................7 1.6 1.7 1.8 2.

ANALYSIS AND DESIGN:- ......................................................................................................................................8 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4

3.

ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURED SYSTEM .......................................................................................................................8 SITE M AP: ...................................................................................................................................................................9 ENTITY RELATIONSHIP .............................................................................................................................................9 DATAFLOW D IAGRAM.............................................................................................................................................10

PROGRAM STRUCTURE AN D CODING:-......................................................................................................10 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14

4.

SCOPE..........................................................................................................................................................................7 DEFINITIONS , ACRONYMS AND A BBREVIATIONS .................................................................................................7 OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................................................................7

GLOBAL .ASA ............................................................................................................................................................11 DEFAULT. ASP ...........................................................................................................................................................11 ADDRESSB OOK. ASP.................................................................................................................................................11 CHANGE PASSWORD. ASP.........................................................................................................................................13 CHECKMAIL.ASP ......................................................................................................................................................15 COMPOSE.ASP ...........................................................................................................................................................19 DEFM ESSAGE .ASP ....................................................................................................................................................22 HOME.ASP .................................................................................................................................................................23 PERSONALMIAL. ASP ................................................................................................................................................29 PGDSEREGISTRATION. ASP ...............................................................................................................................31 SIGNO UTB IN.ASP ...............................................................................................................................................35 USER PASS.ASP .....................................................................................................................................................36 VARDARNA .CSS ..................................................................................................................................................37 OTHERS ................................................................................................................................................................46

SYSTEM DESIGN:.....................................................................................................................................................46 4.1 INPUT D ESIGN ..........................................................................................................................................................46 4.1.1 Registration of client...................................................................................................................................46 4.1.2 Login Board..................................................................................................................................................46 Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 4 of 51

www.messenger.com Projected:- 4BCA, Rajendra Man Banepail – ASP Platform 4.1.3 Mail list..........................................................................................................................................................46 4.1.4 Compose mail ...............................................................................................................................................46 4.2 OUTPUT DESIGN ......................................................................................................................................................46 4.3 DATABASE DESIGN .................................................................................................................................................46 4.4 M ODULE LEVEL D ESIGN .........................................................................................................................................47 4.5 DESIGN M ETHODOLOGY.........................................................................................................................................47 4.5.1 Information System Design and Optimization System (ISDOS) :-.......................................................47 4.5.2 Pseudocode:..................................................................................................................................................47 4.5.3 Structured Design (SD) ...............................................................................................................................47 4.5.4 Jackson Design Methodology (JDM).......................................................................................................47 4.5.5 Hierarchy Plus Input, Process, and Output (HIPO)..............................................................................47 4.6 STRUCTURE C HART .................................................................................................................................................48 4.7 T RANSACTION ANALYSIS .......................................................................................................................................48 4.8 SPECIFIC D ATA A BSTRACTION, I NFORMATION H IDING .....................................................................................48 4.9 SYSTEM FLOW ..........................................................................................................................................................48 4.9.1 Home page.....................................................................................................................................................48 4.9.2 Registration client........................................................................................................................................48 4.9.3 Login...............................................................................................................................................................48 4.9.4 Check mail .....................................................................................................................................................49 4.9.5 Compose mail ...............................................................................................................................................49 4.9.6 Change password.........................................................................................................................................49 5.

SECURITY OF THE SYSTEM:-............................................................................................................................50 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8

PHYSICAL SECURITY ...............................................................................................................................................50 OPERATING SYSTEM LEVEL SECURITY, ...............................................................................................................50 DATABASE SECURITY, ............................................................................................................................................50 APPLICATION SECURITY,........................................................................................................................................50 T RANSACTION SECURITY, ......................................................................................................................................50 AUTHORIZATION OF T RANSACTION AND P ERIODS E ND RUNS .........................................................................50 M ASTER FILE AND P ARAMETER M AINTENANCE ................................................................................................50 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION .....................................................................................................................................50

6.

CONCLUSION:-..........................................................................................................................................................50

7.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: -....................................................................................................................................................51



1.

Project outline

1.1 Project Name:www.messenger.com is project name. it is web base application wish simulate the email system of the web base system as hotmail.com and yahoo.com

1.2 Purpose The purpose of this Project Report document is to provide a detailed overview of Mail Management System, its parameters and goals. Messenger.com is web base system so every where we can access it for our own uses of mail and sharing information. This basically developed for offline messaging system where internet is so much expensive such like a small institute of Nepal. They can use it for simulation of mail server system. Actually this system is developed first time when I was teaching in remote are where internet is far due to economic status. But we should give facilities to students and others if our small effort works. In additional we can manage online chatt ing and online internal opened messaging using message board. This document describes the project's target audience and its user interface, hardware and software requirements. It defines how our client, team and audience see the product and its functionality. www.messenger.com (mail management system) is a system for mailing and composing mails. It’s about messaging and communicating each others. It’s about more than contacts and meetings. Here, we can get different news and information about related fields, not only but also share information and others using mail facilities. We can see mail of same domain and compose for sharing. This site has mainly mail facility and instance chat room too for conversation in te xt

1.3 Objectives achieved successfully. Messenger.com is already tested in college of software engineering, Hetauda in the year of 2001, September. It have a facility of offline system. It doest not need internet because we just use intranet using Internet information system (IIS) even in windows 2000 or windows server. We can use it even to practice programming in web base application. Its code and project designation is divided into modules so we can use its modules in our various projects for reusability. But, do not confuse that we have implemented object oriented programming, here just we have achieve the module wise programming and central programming only.

1.4 Project Category As far as I could see I have developed a web base application which has been implementation in communications. It type of project is call web application. It has used database and connectivity with text files. So, it is called database application on web base system.

1.5 Tools Environment used Messenger.com has use different type of software tool to develop this application. These tools help for types of purposes and achievement. Some of tools are described briefly.



1.5.1 Hardware specification of machine used 1.5.1.1 Pentium 4, Intel Micro Processor 1.5.1.2 RAM 128 MB 1.5.1.3 HDD 40 GB 1.5.1.4 Sound System

1.5.2 Software used along With the version. 1.5.2.1 Dream Weaver MX 1.5.2.2 Edit Plus 2.0.1 1.5.2.3 Flash MX 1.5.2.4 Languages: - H ypertext Markup Language (HTML) 4.0.0 , Active Server Page (ASP) 3.0, Java script, VB script 1.5.2.5 Database: - Ms-Access 2000 , Text Files 1.5.2.6 Microsoft Visio 2003 1.5.2.7 Microsoft Word 2000 1.5.2.8 OS – Windows 2000 or higher 1.5.2.9 WEB Server – Internet Information System (IIS) or IIM 1.5.2.10 Microsoft Access OLEDB 4.0

1.6 Scope Mail Management System (MMS) is base on web mail rules and regulation. MMS has included process of hotmail mail system. MMS is specially use d for composing and mailing within its own domain. It covered registration of client, viewing mail, sending mail within same domain and others but we can see only those mail from same domain as OM.com

1.7 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations MMS (Mail Management System)) WEB Base (through Web application or Internet) OM – Om Domain of site. LBEF – Loard Budhha Education Foundation

1.8 Overview The remaining sections of this document provide a general description, including characteristics of the users of this project, the product's hardware, and the functionaland data requirements of the product. Section 2 describe about Analysis and Design. Section 2 should be included and depicted clearly in the project file such as flow charts, Data flow Diagrams, Use of Decision table, Structural Analysis, ER Diagram etc. section 3 describe about Program Structure and Coding. The report should give various lists for ex. Name of variables types used in the programme, Data structure, no of modules, pseudo – codes, parameter passing mechanism, files, library uses etc. and also brief explanation of source code and project scheduling. And others will discuss further more.



2.

Analysis and Design: -

This section should be included and depicted clearly in the project file such as flow charts, Data flow Diagrams, Use of Decision table, Structural Analysis, ER Diagram etc. This chapter deals with techniques applied in information system analysis, data modeling and normalization. This chapter shows a process of providing full specification of systems to users to help them consider and accept. This specification is also a major information source for designers of the new system. It not only specifies the system's objectives but also describes the work and its constraints to which designers have to comply.

2.1 Analysis of structured system Structural system analysis is a modern approach to different analysis and design phrases of the system development process which is accepted because of its strong points over other traditional approaches. The structural system analysis has the following main characteristics: •

The system is developed in the top - down order;

•

During system analysis and design, several tools, techniques and models are used to record and analyze the current system and new requireme nts of users, and define a format for the future system;

•

The major tools used in structural system analysis include: function diagram, data flow diagram, data dictionary, process specification, entity relationship diagram;

•

Separation between physical model and logical model. A physical model is often used in surveying the current system and designing the new system while a logical model is used in analyzing system’s requirements. This is a significant advantage brought about by the structural system analysis method;

•

Acknowledging users’ role in different steps of system development;

•

Different steps in structural analysis and designing can be carried out at the same time rather than in one by one order. Each step can improve the analysis and designing made in a previous step;

•

Structural analysis is supported by advanced technology in both hardware and software, therefore system development with this method is less complicated;

•

Structural analysis when put together with the prototype method can help users and analysts have an idea of the new system and help make best use of both methods.



2.2 Site Map:

2.3 Entity Relationship



2.4 Dataflow Diagram

3.

Program Structure and Coding: -

The report should give various lists for ex. Name of variables types used in the programme, Data structure, no of modules, pseudo – codes, parameter passing mechanism, files, library uses etc. and also brief explanation of source code and project scheduling. Basically, mostly ASP six objects are used for programming and variant types of variables are used in web page application. Let's see the coding structure of files. Name of Files in the application SN Page Name 1 Global.asa 2 Default.asp 3 AddressBook.asp 4 ChangePassword.asp 5 Checkmail.asp

Purpose WEB configuration Startup file To save email address To change password To check mail (inbox)



6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Compose.asp defMessage.asp Home.asp Personalmial.asp PGDSEregistration.asp SignOutBin.asp userPass.asp Vardarna.css Others

To compose the mail To view default message on home page Home page of all To view individual mail New User registration Signing out from the session Logon form Cascading style sheet.

Live Code of Application WEB configuration

3.1 Global.asa <script language=vbscript runat=server>

sub session_onstart() application.lock application("viewer")=application("viewer")+10 application.unlock session("ipid")=Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") end sub sub Session_OnEnd() application.lock application("onlineuser")= application("onlineuser") - 1 application.unlock end sub Startup file

3.2 Default.asp

::: Management System ::: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <%Response.Redirect("pages/home.asp")%>

Transitional//EN"

To save email address

3.3 AddressBook.asp



sahara software <% 'dim rst, sql, cnn, file, id, rst2, maid 'set cnn=server.createobject("adodb.connectio n") set rst2=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") 'sql= request.cookies("sysmap") 'cnn.open sql id=request.cookies("id") maid=request.cookies("user") response.cookies("id")=id response.cookies("user")=maid Cname = Request.cookies("cName") rst2. open "select * from tbl_client where clientid=" & id,conn %>



Inbox Compose Add Book Ch. Passpass | Logout

Welcome to <%=Cname%>

First name

Last Name

Address

e-mail

To change password

3.4 ChangePassword.asp sahara software <% 'dim rst, rst3, sql, cnn, file, id, rst2, maid, info, inmailStr 'dim uto,usubject,umass 'set cnn=server.createobject("adodb.connection") set rst=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") 'sql= request.cookies("sysmap") 'cnn.open sql id=request.cookies("id") maid=request.cookies("user") response.cookies("id")=id response.cookies("user")=maid if request.querystring("mode")="change" then rst.open "select pw from tbl_client where clientid=" & id,conn



if(request.form("txtpw")=rst.fields("pw")) then conn.execute "update tbl_client set pw='" & request.form("txtpw1") & "' where clientid=" & id info= "Password changed" elseif(len(request.form("txtpw"))<=0)then info="password empty or zero length" else info="Invalud old password" end if end if %>

Inbox Compose Add Book <%=maid%>

Change Password

Old Password :

Password :

Old password must be same to previous
and shold be same new password
<% = info %>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">



To check mail (inbox)

3.5 Checkmail.asp sahara software <% If(request.querystring("mode")="checkmail") Then session("infoid")= request.querystring("id") response.redirect("?page=5") End If 'dim rst, sql, cnn, file, id, rst2, maid, info 'set cnn=server.createobject("adodb.connection") set rst2=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") set rst=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") sql= request.cookies("sysmap") 'cnn.open sql CurrentPage = Query("CurrentPage") if CurrentPage = "" or CurrentPage<=0 then CurrentPage = 1 end if Rst.PageSize = 5 'Rst.LockType = 1 'Rst.CursorLocation = 1 id=request.cookies("id") maid=request.cookies("user") Cname = Request.cookies("cName") response.cookies("id")=id response.cookies("user")=maid rst.open "select * from tbl_maildot where clientid=" & id,conn, 1 rst2.open "select count(*) from tbl_maildot where clientid=" & id,conn infocount = rst2.fields(0) Rst.AbsolutePage = CurrentPage if (infocount<>0) then info2 = infocount & " mail(s) inbox" else info2 = " Inbox Empty" end if if infocount <> 0 then if (request.querystring("mode")="del007") then do while not rst.eof Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 15 of 51


if ((request.form("ch" & rst.Fields("infoid")))<>"") then conn.execute "delete from tbl_maildot where infoid=" & rst.Fields("infoid") c=c+1 info = c & " mail(s) deleted..!" end if rst.movenext loop rst.close rst.open "select * from tbl_maildot where clientid=" & id,conn info2 = infocount - c & " mail(s) inbox" end if else end if %> <script language="javascript"> function delselected() { document.frmcheckmail.method="post" document.frmcheckmail.action="?mode=del007&page=2" document.frmcheckmail.submit() } function getpersional() { document.frmcheckmail.method="post" document.frmcheckmail.action="personalmail.asp" document.frmcheckmail.submit() }




Inbox Compose Add Book Ch. Passpass | Logout


<% = info %> <% = info2 %> <% c=0 do while not (rst.eof or c>Rst.PageSize) c = c+1 %> <% rst.movenext %> <% loop response.cookies("id")=id response.cookies("uname")=maid %>

From Subject Date Size
" value=<%=rst.Fields("infoid")%>> &page=2"> Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 17 of 51


<%=rst.fields("from")%> <%=rst.fields("Subject")%> <%=rst.fields("date")%> 1k

Page(s):<% print "| " For i = 1 to Rst.PageCount ' print CurrentPage if CurrentPage = i then Print "" & i & " | " else Print "" & i & " | " end if next %>

To compose the mail

3.6 Compose.asp sahara software <% 'dim rst, rst3, sql, cnn, file, id, rst2, maid, info, inmailStr 'dim uto,usubject,umass 'set cnn=server.createobject("adodb.connection") set rst=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") 'sql= request.cookies("sysmap") 'cnn.open sql 'print sql id=request.cookies("id") maid=request.cookies("user") response.cookies("id")=id response.cookies("user")=maid Cname = Request.cookies("cName") if request.querystring("mode")="sent" then dim ctrn, cuser Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 19 of 51


uto=id uto=Request.Form("txtto") ctrn=instr(1,uto,application("domainid")) usubject=Request.Form("txtsubject") umass=Request.Form("txtmass") if (ctrn) then 'cuser=mid(uto,1,ctrn-1) 'rst.open _ '"select * from tbl_client where mailid='" & cuser & "'",conn 'print id 'print maid 'terminate ClientID = ID inmailStr="Insert Into tbl_maildot([clientid],[from],[to],[subject],[date],[massage]) values(" & ClientID & ",'" & maid & "','" & uto & "','" & usubject & "','" & date() & "','" & umass & "')" 'Response.Write(inmailstr) 'response.write(request.cookies("sysmap")) conn.execute inmailStr info="Mail sent... " & uto else ClientID = id info="Mail sent... " & uto end if response.redirect("?page=4") end if %>

NAME="txtmass"

ROWS="15"




href="?page=2" class="style1">Inbox Compose Add Book Ch. Passpass | Logout


To > <% session("repplyid")="" %> <%=info%>

Subject

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

3.7 defMessage.asp

To view default message on home page

Default Message <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

Transitional//EN"



Project Description
align="center">

Project Title :- messenger.com

Class :- 4BCA - Bacholer of Computer Application

University :- Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism, Bhopal, India

Lecturer/Professor :- Mr. Rezwi

Projet Incharge :- Mr. Ramesh Suwal

College/Institure :- Loard Buddha Education Fundation

Sumitted By :- Mr. Rajendra Man Banepali - 4BCA

Home page of all

3.8 Home.asp

::: Management Calender ::: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <script language="vbscript"> sub CmdCompose_onclick() dim v_date dim mm, dd, yy mm = document.frmcal.calDate.Month dd = document.frmcal.calDate.Day yy = document.frmcal.calDate.year if (len(mm)<=1) then mm = "0" & mm if (len(dd)<=1) then dd = "0" & dd Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 23 of 51

Transitional//EN"


v_date = mm & "/" & dd & "/" & yy document.frmcal.method="Post" document.frmcal.action="calender.asp?page=2&vdate=" & v_date document.frmcal.submit() end sub sub cmdShow_onclick() Dim v_date dim mm, dd, yy mm dd yy

= document.frmcal.calDate.Month = document.frmcal.calDate.Day = document.frmcal.calDate.year

if (len(mm)<=1) then mm = "0" & mm if (len(dd)<=1) then dd = "0" & dd v_date = mm & "/" & dd & "/" & yy document.frmcal.method="Post" document.frmcal.action="calender.asp?page=1&vdate=" & v_date document.frmcal.submit() end sub

Service for mail.

<%=date()%>

Get your live mail service.



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<% if query("page") = 1 then %> <% elseif query("page") =2 then %> <% elseif que ry("page") =3 then %> <% elseif query("page") =4 then %> <% elseif query("page") =5 then %> <% elseif query("page") =6 then %> <% elseif query("page") =7 then %> <% elseif query("page") =8 then %> <% elseif query("page") =9 then %> <% else %> Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 26 of 51


<% end if%>

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Queries :- Mr. Rajendra Man Banepali, email:[email protected]

To view individual mail

3.9 Personalmial.asp sahara software <% 'dim rst, sql, cnn, file, id, rst1, idout 'set cnn=server.createobject("adodb.connection") set rst=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") set rst1=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") ' sql= request.cookies("sysmap") ' conn.open sql id=session("infoid") rst.open "select * from tbl_maildot where infoid=" & id,conn idout=rst.fields("clientid") maid=request.cookies("user") response.cookies("user")=maid Cname = Request.Cookies("Cname") %> Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 29 of 51


<% = session("username")%>



Inbox Compose Add Book &nbs p; Ch. Passpass | Logout


To : <%=rst.fields("to")%>

From : <%=rst.fields("from")%>

Subject : <%=rst.fields("subject")%>

<%=rst.fields("massage")%>

| Back | Save Address | Repply <% session("repplyid")= rst.fields("from") %>

3.10 PGDSEregistration.asp regisration <% dim rst, sql, file, id, rst2, maid, info, sqlstr set rst2=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") set rst=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") sql= request.cookies("sysmap") if not conn.state = 1 then conn.open sql if (request.querystring("mode")="c101") then ' ***** Transaction 'cnn.BeginTrans dim fname,lname,address,phone,dateofbirth Dim qualification,mailid,pw,question,answer, CurrDate fname = request.form("txtfname") Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 31 of 51

New User registration


lname = request.form("txtlname") phone = request.form("txtphone") address = request.form("txtaddress") dateofbirth = request.form("cmbmonth") & "/" & request.form("cmbday") & "/" & request.form("cmbyear") qualification = request.form("txtqualification") mailid = request.form("txtmailid") pw = request.form("txtpw") question = request.form("txtquestion") answer = request.form("txtanswer") online = -1 If DbType = "MsAccess" Then CurrDate = "#" & Date() & "#" dateofbirth = "#" & dateofbirth & "#" ElseIf DbType = "SqlServer" Then CurrDate = "" & Date() & "" dateofbirth = dateofbirth End If

' checking all client rst.open "select count(mailid) from tbl_client Where mailid='" & mailid & "'",conn 'do while not rst.eof ' c=c+1 ' if(rst.fields("mailid")=mailid) then ' rg="yesreg" ' exit do ' else ' rg="notreg" ' end if ' rst.movenext 'loop 'if c=0 then rg="notreg" 'rst.close ' **** complete checking if (Rst.eof or Rst.Fields(0)<=0) then sqlstr= _ "Insert into tbl_client(fname,lname,address,phone,dateofbirth,qualification," & _ " mailid,pw,question,answer,[date],online) values('" & fname & "','" & lname & _ "','" & address & "','" & phone & "'," & dateofbirth & ",'" & qualification & "','" & _ mailid & "','" & pw & "','" & question & "','" & answer & "'," & CurrDate & "," & online & ")" 'response.write sqlstr 'terminate conn.execute (sqlstr) if rst.state=1 then rst.close rst.open "select * from tbl_client where mailid='" & mailid & "'",conn response.cookies("id")=rst.fields("clientid") Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 32 of 51


response.cookies("user")=mailid id=request.cookies("id") maid=request.cookies("user") sys_subject ="welcome to microsun messenger" uto = maid & application("domainid") usubject = sys_subject usermessage = "Welcome to Microsun Messenger Network
This is your automatic mail from Microsun Messenger Network and hope you will enjoy with MMN. All rights and copy rights are associates with Microsun Network and College of Sotware Engineering.
Holder: Administrator" admin = "microsun" & application("domainid") str77="insert into tbl_maildot(clientid,[from],[to],[subject],[date],massage) values(" & id & ",'" & admin & "','" & uto & "','" & usubject & "','" & date() & "','" & usermessage & "')" conn.execute(str77) 'response.redirect("registercomplete.asp?mode=9") print " Registration Completed.

Check Mail by logon to messenger. " terminate 'response.write (rg) else 'response.redirect("registercomplete.asp?mode=0") print " Registration canceled due to unspecify errors.
Back " terminate end if 'cnn.CommitTrans ''' ***** commite end if %>
New User Registration

First name *

Last name

Address *
Phone
Date of Birth Month: Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 33 of 51


Day: year: *

Qualification

Mial ID shout have atlest three letters and password must be reconfigured
Microsun registration have .NET security
ie. [email protected]

Mail ID * <%=application("domainid")%>

Password *

Verify Password *

Question for security and or to reconfigure your password when it's hacked or lost
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Question *

Answer *

Date <% = Date() %>

Signing out from the session

3.11 SignOutBin.asp

Untitled Document <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <% response.cookies("id")="" response.cookies("user")="" response.cookies("cName")="" Session.Abandon() %> Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 35 of 51


Thanks !
it's grateful that our touch and sprit keep on near to us...

Dear <% = Request.Cookies("cname") %> your Session is finished

Return to Home page

Logon form

3.12 userPass.asp sahara software <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <% if request.querystring("mode")="sahara" then 'dim sql, file, id, user1, upw, info 'Sql= request.cookies("sysmap") 'set cnn=server.createobject("adodb.connection") 'cnn.open sql set rst=server.createobject("adodb.recordset") rst.open "select * from tbl_client",conn user1 = request.form("txtid") upw = request.form("txtpassword") do while not rst.eof=true

if trim(user1)=trim(rst.fields("mailid")) then if trim(upw)=trim(rst.fields("pw")) then 'id=rst.fields("clientid") response.cookies("id")=rst.Fields("clientid") response.cookies("user")=rst.Fields("mailid") & application("domainid") response.cookies("cName")=rst.Fields("Fname") & " " & Rst.fields("Lname") if not (fs.FolderExists(SessionDir)) then Fs.CreateFolder(SessionDir) sfile = SessionDir & user1 & ".txt" 'print sfile 'terminate Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 36 of 51


Set tfs = Fs.CreateTextFile(sfile) tfs.writeLine session.SessionID tfs.writeLine date() tfs.writeLine time() tfs.close() set tfs = nothing 'response.redirect("checkmail.asp") response.redirect("?page=2") end if end if rst.movenext loop info =" Invalid User name" 'user invalid & password end if %>

Free New ID for Mail Registration

Mail ID

Password

<%= info %>

Cascading style sheet.

3.13 Vardarna.css FRAMESET { Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 37 of 51


COLOR: #000000; MARGIN-LEFT : 0px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; MARGIN-TOP : 0px; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px ; } BODY { COLOR: #000000; MARGIN-LEFT : 0px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; MARGIN-TOP : 0px; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px; background-image:URL(../image/nepal.jpg); background-attachment: fixed; background-position: 75px 80px; } A{ FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px; color: #3962C1; } INPUT { BORDER-BOTTOM: Black 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #999999 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px ; } img { Cursor : hand; } OPTION { FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px } SELECT { BORDER-BOTTOM: Black 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #999999 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: verdana,Sans -Serif; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px ; } TEXTAREA { BORDER-BOTTOM: Black 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #999999 1px solid; Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 38 of 51


BORDER-RIGHT: #999999 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #999999 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: verdana,Sans -Serif; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px ; } TABLE { FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px } TD { FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px } TR { FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px } TABLE { BORDER-BOTTOM: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-RIGHT: 0px; BORDER-TOP: 0px } A{ COLOR: #000099; TEXT-DECORATION: none; color: white, yellow; } A:hover { TEXT -DECORATION: underline; color: red; } .mf { FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px } .s { FONT-SIZE: 11px } .sb { FONT-WEIGHT: bold } .sb10 { FONT-SIZE: 10px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold } .sBL { COLOR: #003366 } .sBLb { COLOR: #003366; FONT-WEIGHT: bold } .sBL2b { COLOR: #104a7b; FONT-WEIGHT: bold } .sw { COLOR: #ffffff } Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 39 of 51


.swb { COLOR: #ffffff; FONT-WEIGHT: bold } .uw { COLOR: #ffffff; TEXT-DECORATION: underline } .flb { COLOR: #000000; FONT-SIZE: 24px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold } .title { COLOR: #104a7b; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans -serif; FONT-SIZE: 13px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold } .Wf { FONT-SIZE: 12px } .rmsg TD { FONT-SIZE: 12px } .rmsg A { FONT-SIZE: 12px } .rmsg A { FONT-SIZE: 12px } .ns4Wf { FONT-SIZE: 13px } .menu { COLOR: #000066; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; TEXT-DECORATION: none } A.menu:hover { TEXT -DECORATION: none } .tab { COLOR: #ffffff; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; TEXT-DECORATION: none } A.tab:hover { TEXT -DECORATION: underline } .msnNav { COLOR: #d6e7ef; FONT-SIZE: 10px; TEXT-DECORATION: none } FONT.red { COLOR: #e00505 } TR.H { BACKGROUND-COLOR: #c3d6e6 } .rdonly Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 40 of 51


{ background : #D1D9E0 } .bttntext { COLOR: #336699; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; TEXT-DECORATION: none } .Bsbttn { BACKGROUND: #d6e7ef; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: #000066; CURSOR: hand; FONT-SIZE: 13px; TEXT -DECORATION: none } .Bsbttn1 { BACKGROUND: #D5DEF7; COLOR: #000066; CURSOR: hand; FONT-SIZE: 11px; TEXT -DECORATION: none; border: 1px solid #A3B7ED; } .sbttn { BACKGROUND: #d6e7ef; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: #000066; CURSOR: hand; HEIGHT: 19px; TEXT-DECORATION: none } .Frame12 { BACKGROUND: blue; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 2px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 2px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 2px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 2px solid; COLOR: white; HEIGHT: 19px; PADDING-LEFT: 4px; PADDING-RIGHT: 4px; PADDING-TOP: 2px; TEXT -DECORATION: none; } .pbttn { BACKGROUND: #D1D8E9; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 2px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 2px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: white; HEIGHT: 19px; PADDING-LEFT: 4px; PADDING-RIGHT: 4px; Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 41 of 51


PADDING-TOP: 2px; TEXT -DECORATION: none; } .bar { BACKGROUND: #D1D8E9; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 2px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 2px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: white; HEIGHT: 19px; PADDING-LEFT: 4px; PADDING-RIGHT: 4px; PADDING-TOP: 2px; TEXT -DECORATION: none; Background-image:URL("../image/bar_1.gif"); } .bar2 { BACKGROUND: #60709B; BORDER-BOTTOM: White 2px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 2px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: white; HEIGHT: 19px; PADDING-LEFT: 4px; PADDING-RIGHT: 4px; PADDING-TOP: 2px; TEXT -DECORATION: none; } .pbttn:hover:unknown { TEXT -DECORATION: none } .obttn { BACKGROUND: #d6e7ef; COLOR: #777777; PADDING-BOTTOM: 1px; PADDING-LEFT: 6px; PADDING-RIGHT: 6px; PADDING-TOP: 1px; TEXT-DECORATION: none; VERTICALALIGN: middle } .ns4obttn { BACKGROUND: #d6e7ef; COLOR: #8ca5b5; FONT-SIZE: 12px; TEXT -DECORATION: none } .ns4sbttn { BACKGROUND: #d6e7ef; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: #000066; FONT-SIZE: 12px; HEIGHT: 19px; TEXT-DECORATION: none } Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 42 of 51


.drpdwn { BACKGROUND-COLOR: #d6e7ef; COLOR: #000066 } TABLE.Mtable TD { BORDER-BOTTOM: #c1cdd8 1px solid } .inPgBrdr { BORDER-BOTTOM: #8ca5b5 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #8ca5b5 1px solid; BORDERRIGHT: #8ca5b5 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #8ca5b5 1px solid } .smcRow { BORDER-TOP: #c1cdd8 1px solid } .smcDiv { BORDER-BOTTOM: #8ca5b5 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #8ca5b5 1px solid; BORDERRIGHT: #8ca5b5 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #8ca5b5 1px solid; HEIGHT: 117px; MARGIN: 0px; OVERFLOW-X: hidden; OVERFLOW-Y: auto; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 0px; PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 0px; WIDTH: 344px } .msglistcntrl TD { BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none } .tagline { COLOR: #d6e7ef; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; TEXT -DECORATION: none } .PPModuleTtlTxt { COLOR: #104a7b; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif } .PPDesTxt { FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif } .PPModuleBrd { BACKGROUND-COLOR: #dbeaf5 } .PPModuleTtlTbl { BACKGROUND-COLOR: #dbeaf5 } .PPDynamicTbl { BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff } .PPRSbmtBtn { BACKGROUND: #dbeaf5; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: #000066; CURSOR: hand; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans -serif; FONT-SIZE: 13px; FONT-WEIGHT: normal; TEXT-DECORATION: none } .MessText{ BACKGROUND: #D0DBE6; BORDER-BOTTOM: #104a7b 1px solid; Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 43 of 51


BORDER-LEFT: #afc4d5 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: #104a7b 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #afc4d5 1px solid; COLOR: #000066; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px; FONT-WEIGHT: normal; TEXT -DECORATION: none } .txt{font -size:12;font -family:arial; Text-Decoration:none;} .ts{ Background:#D1D9E0; text-align: center; } .FilterHead{ Background:#D1D9E0; text-align: center; color : red; } .ts1{ Background:#6A82B7; text-align: center; ; color:white; Cursor : Hand; background-image:URL(/image/COLOR4.gif); filter: Alpha(Opacity=100, FinishOpacity=70, Style=20, StartX=10, StartY=10, FinishX=10, FinishY=10), Style=?, StartX=?, StartY=?, FinishX=?, FinishY=?); } } .ts2{ Background:#B5C0DB; text-align: center; ; color:white; } .TH{Font-size:12; background:#9AAEC2; font-family:arial} .THF{Font -size:13} .r1 { BORDER-BOTTOM: black 1px solid; BORDER-LEFT: black 1px solid; BORDER-RIGHT: black 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: black 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: verdana,Sans -Serif; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; FONT-FAMILY: tahoma,sans-serif; FONT-SIZE: 11px ; Font-size:1; background: #C4CFE6; border:0; } .btn1 { Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 44 of 51


border:0; color: #FFFFFF; background: #5C759E; background-image:URL(image/DEFAULT.gif); background-image:URL(image/hover.gif); } .btn { border:3; color: #FFCC00; background: #FFCC00; } .btnDelete { border:0; color: #FFFFFF; background: #5C759E; background: #ffffff; background-image:URL(/Personnel/image/hover.gif); background-image:URL(/Personnel/image/eraser.gif); height:15; } .rnot { border-color:gray; } .hand { Cursor : Hand; } .SumTotal { font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline overline; color: #FF0000; } .HeadingSetting { background-color: #E4E7F1; border: thin solid #D2D7E8; } .ReportFooter { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans -serif; font-size: 10px; text-decoration: underline overline; } .ReportHeading { text-align: center; font-size: 14px; color: #5074C7; } Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 45 of 51


.Graph { background-image: url(../image/bar.jpg)} .label1 { background-color: #C9D7FC; }

3.14 Others There are numbers of image and icon files are used.

4.

System Design:

This chapter introduces techniques for the design of interfaces, menus, and databases, based on the requirement specification worked out during the analysis phase (functioning diagram, relationship diagram, data flow diagram...). At the end of this phase, you need to identify the borderline between the computer system and human being and find the answer to the question of how to attain the system's objectives. The design of an appropriate information system requires that analysts understand the goals and objectives of management. They must also be sensitive to changes that may occur to these goals and objectives over tim e in response to shifts in the competitive environment.

4.1 Input Design 4.1.1 Registration of client This section register client information and register mail ID for specific domain. 4.1.2 Login Board Basically, For security purpose to view mails we should login site and can see our personal mails only. 4.1.3 Mail list Mail list show the list of mail in box that are sent by others. 4.1.4 Compose mail This section contain about composing mail and sending only.

4.2 Output Design A number of basic design principles ensure that the output is presented in a way that is easy to understand and interpret. Notes, headings, and output formats should be standardized whenever possible. Format consistency is an attribute of ‘user-friendly’ output. Users feel comfortable. With familiar layouts. Acronyms and abbreviations in output should be avoided especially when the output will serve novice users. Define words that may be unfamiliar to the user. Algorithms and assumptions on which calculations are based should be available to users of the output. This assures correct interpretation of output.

4.3 Database Design A specialized set of programs, called a Data Base Management System (DBMS) is generally acquired to help computer users access and manipulate the data in a data base system. Most DBMSs inclu de a special query language that allow users to access the data base, retrieve Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 46 of 51


information from data base without having to write a program. Data can be added, retrieved, updated, and deleted from data base using DBMS functions. If writing an application program for a transactional system n batch, the programmer accesses and uses the data base by writing the program in a record-level language provided by the DBMS, which is called the host language. An important function provided by a DBMS is data independence. Data independence means that users and programmers are insulated from database. They do not know how the physical database is stored. Since all access to data is made via the DBMS, data base management systems can perform another important function- data access protection. For example, the DBMS might be programmed to refer to an internal security matrix to determine which data elements a particular user is permitted to access and what type of operations that users can perform- read only, write only, or read, write and delete.

4.4 Module level Design 4.5 Design Methodology There are many ways to approach system design and many tools and techniques that contribute to the design process. In this part we will find a discussion of still other methodologies that are comely used by analysts. 4.5.1 Information System Design and Optimization System (ISDOS) :will be able to generate system specifications from user requirements recorded in a machinereadable form, design an optimal system to meet these specifications, and construct code for operational system. 4.5.2 Pseudocode: Pseudocode can be used to describe an algorithm. Although pseudocode resembles structured English (SE) in using a restricted subset of English, it may be coded and more closely resemble a programming langua ge. 4.5.3 Structured Design (SD) Nature of SD is achieved (implemented) by dividing the system in independent modules (separate pieces) that can be designed, implemented and modified with no (or little) effect on other modules of the system. Coarse (tho) program structure, based on DFD, is depicted by means of a structure chart. This structure chart, which resembles an organization chart, show relationships between units or modules, and how modules are combined to achieve systems (organization) and design goals. 4.5.4 Jackson Design Methodology (JDM) The JDM is a three-step design technique. In essence, it decomposes the design process itself. 4.5.5 Hierarchy Plus Input, Process, and Output (HIPO) HIPO is a graphic technique that can be used to describe a system. A series of drawings are prepared by analysts that show the function of the system starting with general overview diagrams, then proceeding to detailed diagrams of each specific function.



4.6 Structure Chart 4.7 Transaction Analysis 4.8 Specific Data Abstraction, Information Hiding 4.9 System Flow 4.9.1 Home page Purpose Over all information of web site. Sample Screen

www.messenger.com

4.9.2 Registration client Purpose Captures the account information of client Sample Screen

4.9.3 Login Purpose Sample Screen

Captures the major mail account Login



4.9.4 Check mail Purpose Captures the list of mails Sample Screen

4.9.5 Compose mail Purpose Captures the mail out going information Sample Screen

4.9.6 Change password Purpose Captures the selected mail only Sample Screen



5.

Security of the System:-

5.1 Physical Security Source file is existed in web server so client computer can just access a copy of web page allotted by web server.

5.2 Operating System Level Security, Use name and password project the data of individua l and session object control the session which is highly used fro session security. After finishing the session data can not be accessed.

5.3 Database Security, Database has its own username and password which save the data of database. Database consists of all the data and mail of users.

5.4 Application Security, It’s a web base application and it depends upon the web server security. It can get all the security provided by web server.

5.5 Transaction Security, Session is used to more secure the transaction.

5.6 Authorization of Transaction and Periods End Runs 5.7 Master File and Parameter Maintenance 5.8 System Administration Developer himself can manage the administrative work.

6.

Conclusion:-

This present project report has been undertaken to examine and evaluate the email management system in web base application. Web base application has so many advantages that we can get through that application. In comparison with the pop mail, it is very useful and easy to operate. It can be access any where the internet is provided. It does not need any configuration into the local machine to. About the issue of security, this project is build on Microsoft framework so, all the security and protection have been inherited automatically when we use this system. In additional we have implement session approach which make more secured. Lastly, its better system for email system. Even we have to think of remote and un reach area to promote their communication.



7.

Bibliography: •

Project Report – Messenger.com (Individual personal project work)

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Email management system for remote and un reach.

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Mr. Suwal Ramesh – Project Cordinator

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Rule and regulation inherited – hotmail.com, yahoo.com

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Design and screen inspiration of msn.com

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Technology research while in teaching.

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Reference by: - System Analysis and Design –Elias M. Awad, ASP 3 Instant Reference – Evangelos Petroutsos (BPB Publication), System Analysis and Design – downloaded from Internet.


Project Description align="center">
Project Title	:- messenger.com
Class	:- 4BCA - Bacholer of Computer Application
University	:- Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism, Bhopal, India
Lecturer/Professor	:- Mr. Rezwi
Projet Incharge	:- Mr. Ramesh Suwal
College/Institure	:- Loard Buddha Education Fundation
Sumitted By	:- Mr. Rajendra Man Banepali - 4BCA

First name	*
Last name
Address	*
Phone
Date of Birth	Month: Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 33 of 51 www.messenger.com Projected:- 4BCA, Rajendra Man Banepail – ASP Platform Day: year: *
Qualification
Mial ID shout have atlest three letters and password must be reconfigured Microsun registration have .NET security ie. [email protected]
Mail ID	* <%=application("domainid")%>
Password	*
Verify Password	*
Question for security and or to reconfigure your password when it's hacked or lost Microsun administrator check it out for next Copy Right© All Right Reserved® 2006 Page 34 of 51 www.messenger.com Projected:- 4BCA, Rajendra Man Banepail – ASP Platform
Question	*
Answer	*
Date	<% = Date() %>

Research on Mail System: Project report for Bachelor in Computer - Rajendra Man Banepali

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