The Overall Design for the Store Manager
Introduction. Now
we are going to work on developing the store management side of the
web. Think about our e-commerce site and all the things you need
to do in order to make sure the web is up to date. For example,
Obviously, this bullet list can go on and on. So a web store administrator's job is never ending! Departments and Products. This section is about the features that relate to department and product management. The following diagram displays the major required features and organizes them somewhat. These features will correspond pretty closely to the ASPs that we develop. |
The following table lists the desired functionalities we want in our store manager and gives a brief description for each of them. |
Functionality | Description |
Administrative Login | Provides login security for the store manager |
Add Product | Adds a new product into the store |
Product Listing | Lists products in the database |
Product Search | Searches for products in the database |
Product Deletion | Deletes a product from the database |
Product Update | Updates the product data |
Product Attribute Management | Adds, updates and deletes product attributed |
Department Listing | Lists departments in the database |
Department Update | Updates the department data |
Add Department | Adds a new department to the database |
Product/Department Relationship | Adds, updates and deletes product/department relationships |
Manage Taxes | Add, update and delete tax rates |
Manage Shipping | Add, update and delete shipping rates |
Order Search | Searches for orders |
Managing Orders | Add, update, delete and review current orders |
Since this is a course in developing e-commerce webs rather than talking about them that is what we will do next. |