Building A Sales Management Application With Windows Forms: Assignment 02
Building A Sales Management Application With Windows Forms: Assignment 02
Introduction
Imagine you're an employee of a product retailer named FStore. Your manager
has asked you to develop a Windows Forms application for member management,
product management, and order management. The application has a default
account whose email is “[email protected]” and password is “admin@@” that
stored in the appsettings.json.
Assignment Objectives
In this assignment, you will:
Use the Visual Studio.NET to create Windows Forms and Class Library (.dll)
projects.
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Develop MDI (Multiple Document Interface) application using WinForms.
Perform CRUD actions using ADO.NET and Entity Framework Core
Use LINQ to query and sort data
Apply passing data in WinForms application
Apply 3-layers architecture to develop an application
Apply MPV (Model-Presenter-View) pattern in WinForms application
Apply Repository pattern and Singleton pattern in a project
Add CRUD and searching actions to WinForms application.
Apply to validate data type for all fields
Run the project and test the WinForms actions.
Database Design
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Main Functions
Member authentication by Email and Password. If the user is “Admin” (get
from appsettings.json file) then allows to perform all actions, otherwise, the
normal user (get from the Member table in database) is allowed to
view/create/update the profile and view their orders history.
Member management, Product management, and Order management:
Read, Create, Update and Delete actions. Creating and Updating actions
must be performed by popup dialog.
Search Product by ID, ProductName (by keyword of ProductName),
UnitPrice, and UnitInStock.
Create a report statistics sales by the period from StartDate to EndDate, and
sort sales in descending order.
Guidelines
Step 01. Open the Visual Studio .NET application and create a Blank solution
named Ass02Solution_StudentCode
From the File menu | Add | New Project, on the Add New Project dialog, select
“Class Library” and performs steps as follows:
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Step 05. Create folders and add classes to the projects as follows:
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MDI form
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Activity 03: Develop DataAccess project [03 marks]
Step 01. Add the project reference to the BusinessObject project
Step 02. Write codes for MemberDAO.cs, IMemberRepository.cs and
MemberRepository.cs
Step 03. Write codes for ProductDAO.cs, IProductRepository.cs and
ProductRepository.cs
Step 04. Write codes for OrderDAO.cs, IOrderRepository.cs and
OrderRepository.cs
Step 05. Write codes for OrderDetailDAO.cs, IOrderDetailRepository.cs
and OrderDetailRepository.cs
Hints: If using Entity Framework, you can install the AutoMapper package
from Nuget to map Entity with Busines Object.
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