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    This document provides instructions for building a web application for managing members, products, and orders using ASP.NET Core MVC, C#, and Entity Framework. The application will allow performing CRUD operations on members, products, and orders. It will include authentication for a default admin account, and will query and sort data using LINQ. The project will follow a three-tier architecture using repository and singleton patterns. An SQL Server database will store the data.

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    Assignment 03

    Building a Web Application with


    ASP.NET Core MVC

    Introduction
    Imagine you're an employee of a product retailer named eStore. Your manager
    has asked you to develop a Web 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.

    The application has to support adding, viewing, modifying, and removing


    products—a standardized usage action verbs better known as Create, Read,
    Update, Delete (CRUD) and Search. This assignment explores creating an
    application using Windows Forms with .NET Core, C#, and ADO.NET / Entity
    Framework. An MS SQL Server database will be created to persist the data and it
    will be used for reading and managing data.

    Assignment Objectives
    In this assignment, you will:

     Use the Visual Studio.NET to create a Web application and Class Library
    (.dll) project.
     Perform CRUD actions using ADO.NET and Entity Framework Core

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     Use LINQ to query and sort data
     Apply passing data in ASP.NET Core MVC application
     Apply 3-layers architecture to develop the application
     Apply Repository pattern and Singleton pattern in a project
     Add CRUD and searching actions to the Web application.
     Apply to validate data type for all fields
     Run the project and test the actions of the Web application.

    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.
     Search ProductName (keywork of ProductName) and UnitPrice
     Create a report statistics sales by the period from StartDate to EndDate, and
    sort sales in descending order

    Guidelines

    Activity 01: Build a solution


    Create a Blank Solution named Ass03Solution_StudentCode that includes Class
    Library Project: DataAccess, BusinessObject, and an ASP.NET Core MVC
    project named eStore

    Step 01. Open the Visual Studio .NET application and create a Blank solution
    named Ass03Solution_StudentCode

    Step 02. Create a Class Library project named DataAccess

    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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    3

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    6

    Step 03. Repeat Step 02 to create a BusinessObject project.

    Step 04. Create an ASP.NET Core MVC project named eStore


     From the File menu | Add | New Project, on the Add New Project dialog, select
    “ASP.NET Core Web App (Model-View-Controller)” and performs steps as
    follows:

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    1

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    5

    Step 05. Create folders and add class to the projects as follows:

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    Activity 02: Develop BusinessObject project
    Step 01. Write codes to create classes and definition all data members
    Step 02. Write codes to perform business rules for data members

    Activity 03: Develop DataAccess project


    Hints: If using Entity Framework, you can install the AutoMapper package
    from Nuget to map Entity with Busines Object.
    Step 01. Add a project reference to the BusinessObject project
    Step 02. Write codes for MemberDAO.cs, IMemberRepository.cs and
    MemberRepository.cs

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    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

    Activity 04: Develop MyStoreWinApp project


    Step 01. Add a reference to BusinessObject and DataAccess project.
    Step 02. Design UI for views and write codes for controllers to perform
    functions.

    Activity 05: Run the Web project and test all actions
    For example: Search products by ProductName and UnitPrice

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