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- 1.Introduction 1.1Purpose
- 2.Overall Description 2.1System Overview
- 2.2Functional Requirements
- User Use Case 1: Create Account
- User Use Case 3: Logout
- User Use Case 5: Automatically Update Bookmarks
- User Use Case 5: Stop Automatically Update Bookmarks
- 2.3User Interface Specification
- 2.4.1. Product Non-functional Requirements
- 2.4.2 Process Non-functional Requirements
- 3.Requirements Specification
- 3.3Detailed Non-functional Requirements
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Requirements Specification Raymond Frey Dr. Bi September 17, 2010 Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements of CMPS 490 – Computer Projects Table of Contents 1. Introduction 1 2. Overall Description 2 3. Requirements Specification 6 4. Gantt Chart 8 1.Introduction1.1PurposeThe purpose of this document is to provide a description of the features and funtionality that will be provided in the system. The scope and enviroment of this system will be provided in the document. The user will be able to use this document to view the use case situations. The goal of this document is to outline the system in simple and easy to understand terms and to show the functionality of the system. 1.2Project ScopeThis software is created to provide and easy way of sharing bookmarks between multiple devices. The Android Application market has millions of customers and thousands of new customers every day. There is not currently a product that offers to synchronize bookmarks with Firefox. Only Google Chrome is supported at this point. Many users have the need to store their bookmarks in a remote location and retrieve them later. This program would allow for the downloaded of bookmarks to the clients bookmark tab in their browser. The Java Application would be able to be obtained from a web address at the time of release. Consiquently the Android Application would be able to be retrieved using the Android MarketPlace via the Android Operating System. The application is designed to be simple to install and simple to run. The user only needs a few clicks to get the program up and running. The background of the program is designed to gather the bookmarks and upload them to a server. Easy of use is the main focus of this program. The fewer clicks a user has to perform the easier the system will be to use. 1.3ReferencesFrey, Raymond. “Bookmark Backup Extended Abstract.” University of Scranton. 27 August 2010. Frey, Raymond. “Bookmark Backup Justification and Feasibility.” University of Scranton. 3 September 2010. 1.4Glossary
2.Overall Description2.1System Overview
Figure 1 - System Environment The System is designed to work with multiple users over multiple platforms. The only parts of the system that are dependent on the number of people are the servers which would have to handle each user. The Java Application and Android application are independent of the number of users. Each user must have the Java Application, but each user does not have to have the Android Application. The Android Application will also have the exact same use cases. The programs are designed to have the same buttons and functions. 2.2Functional RequirementsFunctional requirements are services that are going to be provided to the user. The main type of user is the regular user. Administrators are not needed in this system because it should be self sufficient by the regular user/customer
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2.3User Interface SpecificationThe users using this system need only minimum computer knowledge. The system is designed to be an easy to use application for anyone that uses the Firefox internet browser and Android Operating system on a mobile device. 2.4Non-functional RequirementsThis section of the document will cover those requirements that are not the functional requirements of the system. Such requirements are the constraints of the system as it pertains to performance relative to a given system. 2.4.1. Product Non-functional RequirementsThe performance of the application will rely heavily on the system on which the system is used. Older computers and Android phones may take long in processing the bookmark files and setting the files in the bookmark folder. . The hardware involved includes a database server, CS Dept Server 8 – PostgreSQL DBMS. The server is constantly running and should not be a problem in this application. The server could because full bu the PostgreSQL database only uses one table for login information. The FTP server is more likely to fill because it holds the current file for bookmarks. These files are substantially bigger than the login records. 2.4.2 Process Non-functional RequirementsCurrently, the system is being developed using the Eclipse IDE. This Application is built with the Java Programming Language. Both Android and the Java Application are constructed using Java. JDBC will be used to interact with the PostgreSQL database server. 2.5System EvolutionOver time the FTP server will fill with users. Some of these users may not want to use the system anymore but their data will remain. A “delete account” feature may be added at a future date to allow for accounts to be deleted that meet certain idle time requirements. These accounts require minimum space but depending of the amount of users the server could fill up quickly. 3.Requirements Specification3.1External Interface Requirements3.2Functional Requirements3.2.1 User’s Functional Requirements3.2.1.1 Create “Account” User
3.2.1.2 Login
3.2.1.3 Logout
3.2.1.4 Manual “Update” Bookmarks
3.2.1.5 Automatic “Update” Bookmarks
3.2.1.5 Stop Automatic “Update” Bookmarks
3.3Detailed Non-functional RequirementsHardware:
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4.Gantt Chart
Project Status Symbols S Scheduled A Satisfactory C Caution F Critical Planning/Progress Symbols B Work Before Scheduled Time S Scheduled Activity Time A Work After Scheduled Time Download 93.35 Kb. Share with your friends:
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