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SRS App Forest
SRS App Forest
Specification
for
App FOREST
Version 1.0 approved
Prepared by <author>
<organization>
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TableofContents
TableofContents...........................................................................................................................ii
RevisionHistory.............................................................................................................................ii
1. Introduction..............................................................................................................................1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
Purpose...........................................................................................................................................1
DocumentConventions..................................................................................................................1
IntendedAudienceandReadingSuggestions.................................................................................1
ProductScope.................................................................................................................................1
References......................................................................................................................................2
OverallDescription..................................................................................................................3
1.6 ProductPerspective........................................................................................................................3
1.7 ProductFunctions...........................................................................................................................3
1.8 UserClassesandCharacteristics....................................................................................................4
1.9 OperatingEnvironment..................................................................................................................4
1.10 DesignandImplementationConstraints.........................................................................................5
1.11 UserDocumentation.......................................................................................................................5
1.12 AssumptionsandDependencies.....................................................................................................5
2. ExternalInterfaceRequirements...........................................................................................6
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
UserInterfaces................................................................................................................................6
HardwareInterfaces........................................................................................................................6
SoftwareInterfaces.........................................................................................................................6
CommunicationsInterfaces............................................................................................................6
3. SystemFeatures.......................................................................................................................7
3.1 FuntionalRequiemnts.....................................................................................................................7
3.2 Requirements................................................................................................................................10
4. OtherNonfunctionalRequirements.....................................................................................11
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
PerformanceRequirements...........................................................................................................11
SafetyRequirements.....................................................................................................................11
SecurityRequirements..................................................................................................................11
SoftwareQualityAttributes..........................................................................................................11
BusinessRules..............................................................................................................................11
5. OtherRequirements..............................................................................................................12
AppendixA:AnalysisModels.....................................................................................................14
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Introduction
TheSoftwareRequirementsSpecificationisdesignedtodocumentanddescribetheagreement
betweenthecustomerandthedeveloperregardingthespecificationofthesoftwareproduct
requested.Itsprimarypurposeistoprovideaclearanddescriptivestatementofuserrequirements
thatcanbeusedasareferenceinfurtherdevelopmentofthesoftwaresystem.Thisdocumentis
brokenintoanumberofsectionsusedtologicallyseparatethesoftwarerequirementsintoeasily
referencedparts.ThisSoftwareRequirementsSpecificationaimstodescribetheFunctionality,
ExternalInterfaces,AttributesandDesignConstraintsimposedonImplementationofthesoftware
systemdescribedthroughouttherestofthedocument.Throughoutthedescriptionofthesoftware
system,thelanguageandterminologyusedshouldunambiguousandconsistentthroughoutthe
document.
1.1
Purpose
Defining and describing the functions and specifications of the App Forest is the primary goal
of this Software Requirements Specification (SRS).
This Software Requirements Specification illustrates, in clear terms, the systems primary
uses and required functionality. This document includes a description of the software and its
subsystems. Throughout this document, Appforest will sometimes be referred to as "this
software" or "our software system".
1.2
DocumentConventions
ThisSRSwaswrittenusingfontfamilyTimesNewRomanandusingfontsize12.
Headingaregivenfontsizeof14andareassignedintegervalues.
1.3
IntendedAudienceandReadingSuggestions
Individuals that are responsible for reviewing proposals for this system. This may include
Advisors, Teachers and DB Administrators of the company that may be interested in our
software.
1.4
ProductScope
The software system being produced is called App Forest. It is being produced for a customer
interested in selling app designs via the Internet. This system is designed to provide
automation support for the process of placing app designs for sale on the Internet and
facilitating the actual sale. This system is largely cross-platform and is available to anyone
using internet. The system will be run on a central server with each user having a remote user
interface through a web browser to interact with it. The main function of the software will be
to provide app designs for customers and designers. The system will be therefore designed to
allow a user to perform the following functions:
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1.4.3 The user will be able to search for items posted by other members
1.4.3.1 The user will be able to search item by category.
1.5
1.4.4
1.4.5
1.4.6
References
[1]http://www.scribd.com/doc/85697205/SrsofEcommerceOnlineBookShopping
[2]www.cse.msu.edu/~chengb/RE-491/Papers/ SRS-BECS-2007.pdf
[3] csis.pace.edu/.../new_Software%20Requirements%20Specification.pdf
[4]http://www.onlinedemoprojects.com/Functional%20and%20Solution%20Flow%20for%20Cloud%20based
%20E-Commerce%20System%20like%20Tictail.pdf
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OverallDescription
ThissectionincludesdetailsaboutwhatisandisnotexpectedoftheAppForestsysteminaddition
towhichcasesareintentionallyunsupportedandassumptionsthatwillbeusedinthecreationofthe
AppForestsystem.
1.6
ProductPerspective
The App Forest system would be one of the first systems of its type. App Forest is a
system that will provide an affordable e-commerce solution for designers who want to
receive revenue from the current Internet boom. It also provides and creates a virtual store
front for end users to buy items. App Forest e-commerce solution will give businesses an
environment to generate revenue without offering of in-house or physical products. App
Forest is an independent system. After installation, it will be self-contained. It does not
require external information, although it does require a system administrator to maintain the
system. The principle external interfaces that will be used include a Register Screen, Login
Screen, Shopping Cart Screen, Administrator Screen, Add Item Screen, Account Status
Screen and Search Screen. The website must be available to anyone using the internet and as
such must work correctly on all browsers and devices. As stated, there are no hardware or
software requirements beyond these including, but not limited to, memory or specific
software packages that need to be utilized nor software packages that need not be utilized.
1.7
ProductFunctions
Shopping cart
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Checkout
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UserClassesandCharacteristics
The users of the App Forest include the public and an administrator. The users are required to have
basic knowledge and experience using a web browser. However, the GUI and online help should
provide enough guidance to an average user. Administrator of this system should have knowledge of
the specifics of hardware, operating system and software environment of the host system. It is
assumed that the user is familiar enough with a computer to operate the browser, keyboard and
mouse and is capable of browsing to, from and within simple websites.
1.9
OperatingEnvironment
1.9.1
WebServer
ThissystemcanworkwithalmostallWebServerssoftware,includingMicrosoftsInternet
InformationServer(IIS)howeverwewillbeusingApacheServer.
1.9.2
Database
ThissystemworkswithalmosteverydatabasesoftwarethatincludesOracle,MSSQL
Server,andSybasebutwewillbeusingMySQLdatabase.
1.9.3
PHPParser
TobeabletoprocessPHPscriptcode,aparserhastobeinstalledtogenerateHTMLoutput.
ThiswillbesenttotheWebBrowser.
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1.10 DesignandImplementationConstraints
1.10.1 This software system should be engineered to be as platform independent as possible,
thus excluding the proprietary technologies. Preferably the development technology would be
open-source, making it easy to understand particular features and shortcomings.
1.10.2 This software system should be easily installable by a System Administrator who
possesses only knowledge about the system that he/she is working on.
1.10.3 This software system should run in conjunction with all the Web Server
Software that is popular during the time of this writing. For the initial revision this set can be
restricted to such web servers as Apache (version 1.3 and above) and Microsoft IIS
(version 4.0 and above). In the future revisions this software should be able to support such
web servers as Netscape Enterprise, and Zeus.
1.10.4 This software system should be designed to easily interface with most of the modern
SQL databases that are ANSI SQL compliant. For the initial revision this set can be restricted
to such RDBMSs as MySQL (version 3.23 and above), and Oracle8i. For future revisions of
the product it should have support for IBMs DB2 database, Microsoft SQL server and other
databases.
1.10.5 This system should be designed to run on a variety of hardware/OS platforms that are
POSIX compliant, however it does NOT have to run on such platforms as IBM AS/400, any
mainframe, or VAX systems. There are numerous other exotic operating systems that are not
mentioned here that this product does not have to function under.
1.11 UserDocumentation
AlongwiththissystemusermanualwithbeprovidedintheFAQsectionandSupportsection.
1.12 AssumptionsandDependencies
Client:
We have assumed that all of the computer systems are in proper working condition and that the user
is capable of operating these system's basic functions including but not limited to being able to power
on the system, login and open either Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, and navigate the browser
to the address of this system website.
Provider:
We have assumed that the system will be running on a properly working web server and database
system with an Internet connection that allows this system to perform all communications with
clients.
Assumptions:
There is no need for anyone to be able to order more than a single copy of a design
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2.
ExternalInterfaceRequirements
2.1
UserInterfaces
Any modern web browser including, but not limited to Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 7.0 and
above and Netscape Navigator Version 4.0 and above, using display resolution of 800x600 pixels or
greater. This system will be developed using custom fonts and font size will remain consistent.
NOTE: Our web application has a responsive design so it can be viewed on any web browser
2.2
HardwareInterfaces
App Forest system will not have a direct hardware access, all hardware interfacing will be done
through the documented operating system routines. As this system will be hosted on GODADDYs
server thats why it wont have any physical access.
2.3
SoftwareInterfaces
App Forest system will interface with the web server and RDBMS software using APIs provided
by the implementation language. This software system should run in conjunction with all the Web
Server Software that is popular during the time of this writing. This software system should be
designed to easily interface with most of the modern SQL databases that are ANSI SQL compliant.
This system should be designed to run on a variety of hardware/OS platforms
2.4
CommunicationsInterfaces
All of the communication between client and server computers will be handled by the Web Server
software that may include, but is not limited to the protocols documented by the following:
RFC1939
RFC2920
RFC1867
3.
SystemFeatures
Inthissectionallthefunctionalrequirementsarelisted.
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LOGINfunctionalrequirements
3.1.1 Introduction
The login function provides the means for the user to access App Forest functions, which require
users identification.
3.1.2 Inputs
Username
Password
3.1.3 Processing
The login function takes in a username and a password. It runs a check against the database to verify
this information. If the check is successful then it will write a cookie on the users computer for
subsequent access to the system during the current session.
3.1.4 Outputs
user.u_key in a cookie format
3.2
REGISTERfunctionalrequirements
3.2.1 Introduction
The register function takes a users information and creates a user account for that person on the
system.
3.2.2 Inputs
User Information
3.2.3 Processing
This function takes a users information and creates an account on the system for that user.
3.2.4 Output
An e-mail confirmation is sent to the user.
User Record.
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3.3.2 Inputs
user.u_key
item.i_key(s)
Item Quantity
3.3.3 Processing
The shopping cart takes the user.u_key and the item.i_key(s) of the items that the user wants to
purchase and creates a transaction record. It may inactivate the item and remove it from the search
table. It also decreases the item.qty_current.
3.3.4 Outputs
Transaction Record
3.5.2 Inputs
item.i_key(s)
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category.c_key(s)
3.5.3 Processing
This function takes the item.i_keys fetches item records and prints out the listing in a formatted way
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3.7.4 Outputs
Modifications to any/all tables in the DB
4.
OtherNonfunctionalRequirements
4.1
PerformanceRequirements
The host computer hardware and operating system should be able to handle minimum number of
simultaneous users utilizing our system, which at this time is limited to 50, without significant
performance degradation. This requires that with the minimum number of users accessing the system,
load average of the system over 1 minute period should not be more than 1.00, where load average is
defined as the average number of processes waiting in the job queue.
4.2
SafetyRequirements
Where there is money involved, safety is of prime importance. Implementing secure socket layer
(SSL) for the monetary transactions is one of such step. Privacy policy will also be displayed and
user agreement will also be signed by the registered user.
4.3
SecurityRequirements
4.4
SoftwareQualityAttributes
4.4.1 Usability. User will feel comfortable using this system. System will be designed fancy but also
usable. Usability also relate to the overall impression of security, e.g. the email that I receive to
confirm a registration can give me a better or worse impression of the system, or the the way my
credit card is shown (usually only the last digit), etc. all these usability details can increase my trust
in the system.
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4.4.2 Availability. This system will be available to the user 24/7. It will have an uptime of 99.9%
4.5
BusinessRules
4.5.1 Rule #1: Empowerment
The first new rule is that the customer should be in charge of his experience, which
is just a re-emphasis of the most tried-and-true business strategy throughout
history: The customer is always right. But there is a very useful twist to this old
axiom. Self-service by your customers will help your business by reducing your cost
of operations. When you let customers serve themselves from your Web site, you
do not need to employ as many sales and customer service representatives. Better
yet, your sales and service representatives can focus on the more important
aspects of their work.
The side benefit is that your customers will feel more in control of their relationship
with your company. Customers will value the opportunity to help themselves.
Customers will feel like they are in better control of their experience with you, and
they feel grateful to you for giving them this power.
4.5.2 Rule #2: Personalization
Information and personalization are the key empowering attributes of a marketing
business strategy on the Internet. The more customer intelligence you can build
into your Web site, the better youll be able to personalize it for specific customers.
5.
OtherRequirements
5.2 Licensing
At the time of this writing it is our intension as developers of this software to provide it under
the extended GPL licensing, for non-commercial use. However, for commercial use of this
application a commercial license will be required.
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AppendixA:AnalysisModels
Diagramsincludedlikeusecase,classetc.
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