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This document outlines the phases of a web application development project including analysis, design, implementation, and results. The analysis phase covers system analysis, HTML, servlets, HTTP servlets, servlets in the middle tier, JDBC, session tracking, introduction to relational database management systems, and system requirements specification. The design phase addresses HTML page design, data flow analysis, data flow diagrams, and database tables. The implementation phase focuses on coding, HTML coding, servlet programming, testing, and test cases.

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This document outlines the phases of a web application development project including analysis, design, implementation, and results. The analysis phase covers system analysis, HTML, servlets, HTTP servlets, servlets in the middle tier, JDBC, session tracking, introduction to relational database management systems, and system requirements specification. The design phase addresses HTML page design, data flow analysis, data flow diagrams, and database tables. The implementation phase focuses on coding, HTML coding, servlet programming, testing, and test cases.

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1. INTRODUCTION 1
2. ANALYSIS PHASE 4
2.1 System Analysis 5
2.2 HTML 9
2.3 Servlets 11
2.4 HTTP Servlets 17
2.5 Servlets in Middle Tier 21
2.6 JDBC 23
2.7 Session Tracking 30
2.8 Introduction to RDBMS 33
2.9 System Requirements Specification 37
3. DESIGN PHASE 39
3.1 HTML PAGE DESIGNING 40
3.2 Data Flow Analysis 41
3.3 Data Flow Diagrams 44
3.4 Database Tables 46
4. IMPLEMENTATION 53
4.1 Coding 54
4.2 HTML Coding 54
4.3 Servlet Programming 61
4.4 Testing 69
4.5 Test Cases 77
5. RESULTS 80
6. CONCLUSION 86
6.1 Assumptions 87
6.2 Limitations 87
6.3 Future enhancements 88

7. REFERENCES 89

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