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    MS access is the relational DBMS is a part of MS Office suit. HTML is a document-layout and hyperlink specification language. VBScript enables you to embed commands into an HTML document.

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    Technologies Used

    Enviado por

    Nilesh_Kadam_2840
    MS access is the relational DBMS is a part of MS Office suit. HTML is a document-layout and hyperlink specification language. VBScript enables you to embed commands into an HTML document.

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    Technologies Used

     Database Used:-
    MS Access is the relational DBMS is a part of MS
    Office suit.
    Feedback.mdb & Search.mdb is the database for this
    project.

     Drivers used :-
    MS Access Driver (*.mdb):-
    With Access driver installed, it is easy to access any
    ‘.mdb’ file with any server ,to retrieve ,update or
    delete the database information.

     Provider Used: -

    MICROSOFT.JET.OLEDB.4.0

     Minimum Requirements:-

     At least 166 MHz Pentium Processor or Intel


    compatible processor.
     At least 16 MB Ram.
     14.4 kbps or higher modem.

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     A video card.
    A mouse or other pointing device.
    At least MB free hard disk space.
     MS Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher.

     Language Used: -

     HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language):


    -

    HTML is a document-layout and


    hyperlink specification language. It
    defines the syntax and placement of
    special, embedded directions that aren’t
    displayed by the browser, but tell it how to
    display the contents of the document,
    including text, images, and other support
    media. The language also tells you how to
    make a document interactive through
    special hypertext links, which connect
    your document with other documents—on
    either your computer or someone else’s, as
    well as with other Internet resources, like
    FTP and Gopher.

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     VBSCRIPT Language: -

    Microsoft’s Visual Basic Scripting


    Edition (VBScript) enables you to embed
    commands into an HTML document. VBScript
    is an interpreted language; IE interprets the
    VBScript commands when they are loaded and
    run. VBScript is a fast and Flexible subset of
    Microsoft’s Visual Basic and Visual Basic for
    Application languages and is designed to be
    easy to program in and quick in adding active
    content to HTML documents.

     JavaScript Language: -

    JavaScript enables you to embed


    commands in an
    HTML page. When a compatible Web
    browser, such as Netscape Navigator 2 or
    higher or Internet Explorer 3 or higher,
    downloads the page, the Web browser as a part
    of the HTML document loads your JavaScript
    commands. These commands can be triggered
    when the user clicks page items, manipulates
    gadgets and fields in an HTML form, or
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    moves through the page history list. JavaScript
    provides a fairly complete set of built-in
    functions and commands, enabling you to
    perform math calculations, manipulate strings,
    play sounds, open new windows and new
    URLs, and access and verify user input to your
    Web forms.

     CSS (Cascading Style Sheet): -

    Cascading Style Sheets offer separate


    means of
    controlling the display of Web pages, with the
    intent of resorting HTML to its original
    structural purpose. They are collections of
    style information that are applied to plain text.
    Internal style sheet is used in this site. All the
    style information are embedded within the
    <style>..</style> tags inside the
    <head>..</head> tags.
     ASP (Active Server Pages): -

    Active Server Pages (ASP) is a server-


    side scripting
    environment that you can use to create dynamic
    web pages or build powerful Web applications. ASP
    pages are files that contain HTML tags, text and
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    script commands. ASP pages can call ActiveX
    components to perform tasks, such as connecting to a
    database or performing a business calculation. With
    ASP,you can add interactive content to your Web
    pages or build entire Web applications that use
    HTML pages as the interface to your customer. ASP
    applications are easy to develop and modify.
    Inclusive files can also be included with ASP.

     SQL (Structured Query Language): -

    An SQL language is used to build


    queries while inserting and retrieving records
    from databases.

     Why such technology is preferred: -

    ASP is a standard HTML file that is


    extended with additional
    features. It can contain server-side scripts. By
    including server-side scripts in an Active Server
    Page, we can create Web page that displays
    different messages at different times of day.
    An ASP provides several built-in objects.
    By using the built-in objects accessible in an
    ASP, we can make our scripts much more
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    powerful. Among other things, these objects
    enable to both retrieve information from and
    send information to the browsers. They are also
    provided with additional components, which can
    be used to do thing like work with databases,
    send email, and access the file system.
    The hardware and software technologies
    used in the development of this site is the most
    commonly available, efficient, portable and user
    as well as designer friendly technology in
    market, at present.

    Extra Facilities or Services Provided


    by the Web Site
    ( Search Engine, Emails, portals, etc. )

    This web site does not provide any facility such as


    Search Engine,
    Emails, portals, etc.

    Limitations and Future Enhancements

    Limitations: -

    This site does not include search engine facility. So


    users cannot
    Search a particular topic from this site.

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    No external links are provided to get information


    about various
    Other entertainment categories.

    Future Enhancements: -

    In future I would like to bring some modifications in


    my site.

    External links would be provided to get information


    about various other travel place categories.

    An online guide would be provided for answering


    some of the frequently asked questions posted by the
    users.

    Maintenance and Upgradation of


    the Site

    The travel information will be updated after every


    week, month and year and also depending on the
    user’s contribution.

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    Types of Users Expected to Visit the
    Site

    This website contains the information about many


    exciting travel places, Hotel information & provides
    a view of hotel.As it is travel related site, all types of
    users interested in finding out travel information
    including people from all generations are expected to
    visit the site.

    It also enables the users to express their views


    regarding the site and provide their suggestions to
    improve the site.

    Details of Databases Used

    Database Name: - Feedback


    Table Name :- Feedback
    Structure:-

    Field Name Data Type Constraints


    Name Text
    Email Text
    Riddle Question Text
    Riddle Answer Text
    Use : -

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    Riddles table is used to store the riddles sent by the
    users and their answers.

    Name is the name for identifying each member.


    Email is the email id for identifying each user.
    Riddle Question stores the user’s questions.
    Riddle Answer stores the question’s answers.

    Database Name:- Feedback


    Table Name :- Feedback
    Structure :-

    Field Name Data Type


    Name Text
    Email id Text
    Telephone no Number
    Comments Text

    Use: -

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    Feedback table is used to store the details of the users
    and their valuable suggestions.
    KindOfComment stores the kind of comment sent by
    the user.
    Comment stores the comments sent by the user.
    Name is the name for identifying each member.
    Email is the email id for identifying each user.
    Telephone stores the telephone numbers of the users.

    IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURE

    The first step after the creation of Mock site


    was to find and repair all the Broken Links.
    Hence, Now No 404 Page Not Found Errors are now
    in Existence!!
    The second step was to check the Client
    Side Scripting code, both JavaScript and VBScript
    !! This code includes Validations of user entered
    Data, functions that do Swapping of Images,
    functions that Load Data in the Form controls on
    selection criteria, etc.
    The Third step was to check the Server side
    Scripting Code i.e., the ASP Code. This includes
    Database Connectivity, selecting values from
    Database and Inserting into the Database.
    The Fourth step was to check the proper
    Loading and Alignment of Images on the pages.

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    The Image files was to optimized in terms of file
    size and Image Dimensions !!
    The Fifth step was to check the Alignment
    of all the other Form controls.
    The final and the most important step was to upload the Project
    on Internet Information Server (IIS) and then checking whether it
    works. During this check, Debugging of code was also performed!!

    Site Map
    A map is representation that shows the location of
    various elements within a given region. A site map
    is defined as the structural overview of a site that
    shows pages generally related by structural
    productivity. This most often means the physical
    location of the page in the entire web site. This can
    also be called a navigational aid or there are
    basically two types of site map - Textual &
    Graphical

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     TEXTUAL: The representation of a site map
    can be in many forms. The simplest map is a
    textual site map. A textual map represents all
    links as basic HTML text with varying sizes,
    colors or indentation to show the importance of
    page within a site. The arrangement of the
    pages can aid in a user’s understanding of the
    site. Textual site maps are efficient to download
    as well as to build and update. However, these
    maps may not be memorable for the user. It may
    also be difficulty to present complex
    organization al relationships in the text form.
    Eventually a site designer may find the esthetic
    and presentation options of a textual site map
    limiting & switch to a graphical site map.

    Textual Site Map:

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    This is a site map where we shows the location
    of available
    Element in the website in the written format.
    E.g. In this project the index page contains many
    hyperlinks from which we can link to another
    WebPages or any pages.

     Home
    • Cricket
    o History
    o Venues
    o Rules
    o Photos
    • Football
    o History
    o Venues
    o Rules
    o Photos
    • Tennis
    o History
    o Venues

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    o Rules
    o Photos

     About Us
     Contacts
     Feedback
     Site Map

    Home

    Bibliography

    1.HTML & WEB DESIGN


    -By Krish Jams, Konrad King & Andy
    Anderson

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    2.USING HTML 4,XML, and java 1.2


    -By Eric Ladd and Jim O’Donnell, et. al.

    3. Beginning ASP 3.0


    -By David Bused et.al.

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