Asset Management Portal

Computer Science and Engineering

By
Harshit Chanana 181256

Under the supervision of

Indrayani Sharad
Project Lead (Infosys)

Department of Computer Science & Engineering and Information

Technology
Jaypee University of Information Technology, Waknaghat,
173234,Himachal Pradesh, INDIA

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 DECLARATION

I on my behalf declis that the project that I have done has been made by usunder the
direction of (Dr Indrayani Sharad) the Jaypee University of Information Technology. I also
announce that neither this project nor anypart of this project has been submitted elsewhere
for any purpose.

Supervised to:
Indrayani Sharad
Project Lead(Infosys)

Submitted by:
Harshit Chanana 181256
Computer Science & “Engineering DepartmentJaypee University of Information
Technology

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 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project which is being represented in the

project report named “School data management” in partial
fufilment of the requirements for the award of the degree of
B.Tech in Computer Science And Engineeringand represented to
the Department of Computer Science and Engineerin(CSE),
Jaypee University of Information Technology, Waknaghatis an
authentic record of work done by Harshit Chanana (181256)
during the period from January 2022 to May 2022 under the
superviision of Dr Monica Bharti, Department of Computer
Science and Engineering, Jaypee Universityof Information
Technology, Waknaghat.

Harshit Chanana 181256

The above statement made is correct to the best of my knowledge.

` Indrayani Sharad Project Lead(Infosys)

Computer Science & Engineering and Information Technology
Jaypee University of Information Technology, Waknaghat

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Firstly, I am so gratefulness to Almighty God and thankful for his

divine gracethat made it possible to successfully complete the
project work in a smooth way.

I am grateful and wish my profondi indebtidness to my supervisor

Dr. Indrayani Sharad, who is in department of computer science
Jaypee University of Information Technology, Waknaghat.
where she was very helpful and guided us throughout the thesis
to carry outthis project and also provide us with the necessary
materials that we need. Her endless scholarly guidance,
patience, continual encouragment, const scholarly guidance and
energetic supervision, constructive criticism, valuable advice,
reading many inferior drafts, and correcting them at all stages
have made it possible to complete this project.

I would like to express my heartiest gratitude and thankful to Dr.

Indrayani Sharad, Department of computer science, for her
considerate nature and kind help to finishmy project on time.

I would also generously thank each of the individuals who have

helped mecontinuously and straightforwardly or in a
roundabout way to make this project a success. In this odd and
strange situation, I also want to thank thevarious staff
individuals, both educating and non-educating, which have
developed their convenient help and facilitated my undertaking.

Finally, I must acknowledge with due respect the constant

support andpatients of my pisnts.

Harshit Chanana 181256

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 TABLE OF CONTENT

Content Page Number

1.Chapter 1
(Introduction) 1-9

2.Chapter 2
(Literature Survey) 10

3.Chapter 3
(System Development) 11-22

4.Chapter 4
(Performance Analysis) 23-26

5. Chapter 5
(Conclusions) 26-33

References 34

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Fig No. Figure Name Page No.

1.1 Database 3

1.2 Spring Boot 6

3.1 Agile methodology 12

3.2 Data Flow Diagram 13

3.3 MVC 14

3.4 View 15

3.5 Models Used 16-21

3.6 Login design 22

4.1 Spring Initalizr 26

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 ABSTRACT

Asset Management system is used to maintain assets of company requires a significant amount of
time if we do it without software. Every organization has their own Asset Management System in
order to perform the resource activities. Managing Asset or utilizing assets or keeping track of
assets are significant task of IT team. The main work of the IT team is to maintain all assets of the
company like laptop and any other devices and also maintain the condition of that Asset. In order to
support the IT’s there are some electronic based systems called AMS- Asset management system.
Organizations maintained assets with excel sheets which is a very tedious job. But this application
is cost effective one that allows them to manage their asset’s data in a simple manner. This project
belongs to a category of web application that can be accessed through PC with internet connection.
This Asset Management System allows the IT team to provide various types of permission to other
IT members and also manage Asset’s data, status, category, location, etc.

In this project I have used Spring Boot and Angular in order to save information in database and
utilize the data in such a way which is fast and effective and display the status of Asset of the
organization. This project contains basic CRUD functions and even some complex function which
will be helpful in order to find the data of a particular user and asset and management of assets .

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 CHAPTER 01
INTRODUCTION

1.1 Introduction
1.2 Problem Statement
1.3 Objective
1.4 Methodology
1.5 Organization

1.1 INTRODUCTION

This project is intended to replace the Manually managed system and provide a platform
that is more efficient, reliable and robust.This project is based on Angular along with
Spring Boot and MySQL as database. MySQL is a type of database which instead of using
typical table use it uses fields and document which help the data to make it more scalable
and useful . Spring Boot act as a back door entry to data in ease we can do all the CRUD
operations on data in microseconds due to the features provided by the spring boot.
Angular is a platform and framework for building single-page client applications using
HTML and TypeScript. Angular is written in TypeScript. It implements core and optional
functionality as a set of TypeScript libraries that you import into your applications

Asset Management System is an application used by the company to automate and keep
track of the equipment and inventory that are vital to the day-to-day operation of their
businesses. Exactly how those assets are managed, though, is highly variable. A lot of
organizations are managing their equipment and inventory through a manual process,
including spreadsheets over which an employee or employees are tasked with the
responsibility of maintaining.

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 1.2 PROBLEM STATEMENT

IT asset management ties the assets with the IT infrastructure of the organization.
With a robust asset management system, management and IT professionals can
review and monitor all types of assets within the organization. The information can
be used to make detailed decisions about the purchase and other aspects of the
asset’s life cycle. So, the purpose of IT asset management isto:-
Effectively help manage the assets.
 Improve visibility of assets.
 Ensure optimum utilization of assets.
 Reduce IT and software costs.
 Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
So basically Asset Management portal is an approach towards the monitoring of all types
of assets within the organization. This will help organization in making decisions about all
the aspects of assets.

1.3 OBJECTIVE

The objective of the IT asset management system is to provide an organization with deep
knowledge of its information systems to use this information for the identification and
rapid resolution of problems. And also complete information about the configuration of
assets and their relationship among each other and also make sure that this data is available
whenever it is needed.
The goal of this project is to reduce the effort required to maintain a variety of assets and
automate the task of managing assets. Using the software can help in efficient resource
planning.

All in all the main aim to make this application is to make the best use of technology in
order to do CRUD operation on the data and make it free and easy to use I have used
different technology like maven, swagger to make the app more interactive .This project
can be used where the data is in abundance like schools, institutes etc.

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 1.4 METHODOLOGY

1.4.1 MySQL

MySQL is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). Its name

is a combination of "My", the name of co-founder Michael Widenius's daughter, and
"SQL", the abbreviation for Structured Query Language. A relational database organizes
data into one or more data tables in which data may be related to each other; these relations
help structure the data. SQL is a language, programmers use to create, modify and extract
data from the relational database, as well as control user access to the database. In addition
to relational databases and SQL, an RDBMS like MySQL works with an operating system
to implement a relational database in a computer's storage system, manages users,allows for
network access and facilitates testing database integrity and creation of backups.
MySQL is free and open-source software under the terms ofthe GNU General Public
License, and is also available under a variety of proprietary licenses. MySQL was owned
and sponsored by the Swedish company MySQL AB, which was bought by Sun
Microsystems (now Oracle Corporation). In 2010, when Oracle acquired Sun, Widenius
forked the open-source MySQL project to create MariaDB.

MySQL has stand-alone clients that allow users to interact directly with a MySQL database
using SQL, but more often, MySQL is used with other programs to implement applications
that need relational database capability.

Fig 1.1 Database

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1.4.2 Backend

1.4.2.1 Spring Boot

Prior to the introduction of Enterprise Java Beans (EJB), Java developers had to use
JavaBeans to build web applications. Although JavaBeans contributed to the
development of user interface (UI) components, they were unable to provide the
services, such as performance management and security, which were required to
develop robust and secure business applications. The arrival of EJB has been
identified as a solution to this problem EJB expands Java components, such as the
Web and business components, and provides services that assist in the development
of business applications. However, building a business plan with EJB was not easy,
as the developer needed to perform a variety of tasks, such as doing Home and
Remote interfaces and using the life-cycle repetition methods that lead to EJB code
delivery problems. looking for an easy way to improve business applications.

The Spring Framework has emerged as a solution to all of these problems. This
framework uses various new strategies such as Aspect-Oriented Programming
(AOP), Plain Old Java Object (POJO), and dependency injection (DI), to improve
business plans, thus eliminating them. The complexities involved in building
business applications using EJB, Spring is an open source lightweight solution that
allows Java EE 7 developers to build simple, reliable, and efficient business
applications. This framework focuses on providing a variety of ways to help you
manage your business assets. It has made the development of Web applications much
easier compared to older Java frameworks and Application Programs (APIs), such as
Java website integration (JDBC), JavaServer Pages (JSP), and Java Servlet.

The Spring Framework can be considered as a subgroup of structures, also called

layers, such as Spring AOP. Spring Object-Relational Mapping (Spring ORM).
Spring Web Flow, and Spring Web MVC. You can use any of these modules
separately while building a Web application. Modules can also be grouped together
to provide the best performance on a Web application.

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Features of Spring Framework
The features of the Spring framework such as IoC, AOP, and performance management,
make it unique among the framework frameworks. Some of the most important features of
the Spring Framework are the following:

IoC Container:

Refers to the main container that uses the DI or IoC pattern to explicitly provide object
reference in class during operation. This pattern serves as another pattern for the service
area. The IoC container contains an integral code that handles application configuration
management.
The Spring Framework offers two packages, namely org.springframework.beans and
org.springframework.context which assists in providing the functionality of the IoC
container.

Data access framework:

Allows developers to use continuous APIs, such as JDBC and Hibernate, to store persistent
data on a website. It helps solve various engineer problems, such as how to communicate
with a website connection, how to make sure communications are closed, how to deal with
differences, and how to implement transaction management It also enables developers to
write easily. access code for persistence data throughout the application.

Spring MVC Framework:

Allows you to create web applications based on MVC architecture. All user-made requests
first go through the controller and are sent to a different view, that is, to different JSP pages
or Servlets. Form management and verified form features of the Spring MVC framework
can be easily integrated with all popular viewing technologies such as ISP, Jasper Report,
FreeMarker, and Velocity.

Performance Management:

Helps in managing application performance without touching its code. This framework
provides the Java Transaction API (JTA) for global applications hosted by application
server and local operations managed using JDBC Hibernate, Java Data Objects (JDO), or
other data access APIs. It allows the developer to model multiple tasks on the basis of
advertising and programmatic management.

Spring Web Service:

Produces final web service points and definitions based on Java classes, but is difficult to
manage in the application. To solve this problem, the Spring Web Service provides
horizontally controlled alternatives to Extensible Markup Language (XML) (XML learning
and deception) strategy. Spring provides an effective map to transfer XML message
request to an object and the developer can easily distribute an XML (object) message
between two machines.

JDBC Abbreviation Layout:

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Helps users manage errors easily and effectively. JDBC editing code can be minimized if
this removal layer is applied to a web application. This layer handles differently as
DriverNotFound. All SQLExceptions are translated into the DataAccessException class.
Spring data access exceptions are not specific to JDBC and that is why Data Access
Equipment (DAO) is not limited to JDBC.

Spring TestContext Frame:

Provides unit resources and integration testing for Spring applications. In addition, the
Spring TestContext framework provides direct integration test functions such as context
management and DI caching for test fixtures, as well as practical test management with
automatic recurring semantics.

Fig 1.2 Spring Boot

1.4.2.2 Autoconfiguration

Autoconfiguration means that applications are initialized with pre- set dependencies that
you don't have to configure manually. As Java Spring Boot comes with built-in
autoconfiguration capabilities, it automatically configures both the underlying Spring
Framework and third-party packages based on your settings (and based on best practices,
which helps avoid errors).

Opinionated approach
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Spring Boot uses an opinionated approach to adding and configuring starter dependencies,
based on the needs of your project. Following its own judgment, Spring Boot chooses
which packages to install and which default values to use, rather than requiring you to
make all those decisions yourself and set up everything manually.

Standalone applications
Spring Boot helps developers create applications that just run. Specifically, it lets you
create standalone applications that run on their own, without relying on an external web
server, by embedding a web server such as Tomcat or Netty into your app during the
initialization process. As a result, you can launch your application on any platform by
simply hitting the Run command.

1.4.3 Frontend

HTML
The Hyper-Text Mark-up Language or HTML is the standard mark-up language for
documents designed to be displayed in a web browser. It can be assisted by technologies
such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and scripting languages such as JavaScript.
Web browsers receive HTML documents from a web server or from local storage and
render the documents into multimedia web pages. HTML describes the structure of a web
page semantically and originally includedcues for the appearance of the document.
HTML elements are the building blocks of HTML pages. With HTML constructs, images
and other objects such as interactive forms may be embedded into the rendered page.
HTML provides a means to create structured documents by denoting structural
semantics for text such as headings, paragraphs, lists, links, quotes and other items. HTML
elements are delineated by tags, written using angle brackets.

CSS
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used for describingthe presentation
of a document written in a mark-up language suchas HTML. CSS is a cornerstone
technology of the World Wide Web, alongside HTML and JavaScript.
CSS is designed to enable the separation of presentation and content, including layout,
colours, and fonts. This separation can improve content accessibility; provide more
flexibility and control in the specification of presentation characteristics; enable multiple
web pages toshare formatting by specifying the relevant CSS in a separate .CSS file, which
reduces complexity and repetition in the structural content; and enable the .CSS file to be
cached to improve the page load speed betweenthe pages that share the file and its
formatting.

Bootstrap
Bootstrap is a free and open-source CSS framework directed at responsive, mobile-first
front-end web development. It contains HTML, CSS and (optionally) JavaScript-
based design templates for typography, forms, buttons, navigation, and other interface
components.
Bootstrap is an HTML, CSS & JS Library that focuses on simplifying thedevelopment of
informative web pages (as opposed to web apps). The primary purpose of adding it to a
web project is to apply Bootstrap's choices of color, size, font and layout to that project. As
such, the primaryfactor is whether the developers in charge find those choices to their
liking. Once added to a project, Bootstrap provides basic style definitionsfor all HTML
elements. The result is a uniform appearance for prose, tables and form elements across

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web browsers. In addition, developers can take advantage of CSS classes defined in
Bootstrap to further customize the appearance of their contents. For example, Bootstrap
has provisioned for light- and dark-colored tables, page headings, more prominent pull
quotes, and text with a highlight.

Bootstrap also comes with several JavaScript components in the formof jQuery plugins.
They provide additional user interface elements such as dialog boxes, tooltips, and
carousels. Each Bootstrap component consists of an HTML structure, CSS declarations,
and in some cases accompanying JavaScript code. They also extend the functionality of
some existing interface elements, including for example an auto- complete function for
input fields.

Angular Framework
Angular is a TypeScript-based free and open-source web application framework ledby the
Angular Team at Google and by a community of individuals and corporations. Angular is a
complete rewrite from the same team that built AngularJS.
Angular is used as the frontend of the MEAN stack, consisting of MySQL
database, Express.js web application server framework, Angular itself (or AngularJS), and
Node.js server runtime environment.Angular is a platform and framework for building
single-page client applications using HTML and TypeScript. Angular is written in
TypeScript. It implements core and optional functionality as a set of TypeScript libraries
that you import into your applications.
he architecture of an Angular application relies on certain fundamentalconcepts. The basic
building blocks of the Angular framework areAngular components that are organized into
NgModules. NgModules collect related code into functional sets; an Angular application is
definedby a set of NgModules. An application always has at least a root module that
enables bootstrapping, and typically has many more featuremodules.
Components define views, which are sets of screen elements that Angular can choose
among and modify according to your programlogic and data.Components use services,
which provide specific functionality notdirectly related to views. Service providers can be
injected into components as dependencies, making your code modular, reusable, and
efficient.

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1.5 ORGANIZATION

Chapter 1 contains the Introduction, Problem Statement, Objective, and Methodology

of the Project or System.
Chapter 2 contains the literature survey in which some of the previous
works is studiedand compised in order to make this model.

Chapter 3 discusses the system developmnt as it contains all the

computational,mathematical, analytecal, theoretical data.

Chapter 4 is all about the performnce anelysis in which diffrrent

models’ results iscompisda, with algorithmd improviment and outputs

Chapter 5 discusses the conclusions, future scope of the model, its

applications in realworld, advantages and limitations.

Then i have the References section.

Last is the Appendices section which includes the source code of model.

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 CHAPTER 02
LITERATURE SURVEY

Companies manage their equipment and inventory through a manual process, including
spreadsheets over which an employee or employees are tasked with the responsibility of
maintaining.
Spring Boot makes it easy to create standalone applications, with a production level that
you can "just use".

We take a visual view of the spring stadium and the libraries of foreign companies to get
started with a little controversy. Most Spring Boot apps require minimal Spring
configuration.
If you are looking for information on a particular version, or instructions on how to
improve from a previous release, check out the project release notes section in our wiki.

Features
Create independent spring apps

Embed Tomcat, Jetty or Undertow directly (no need to send WAR files)

Provide a ‘first’ reliance on ideas to make your construction preparation easier

Automatically customize Spring and foreign libraries whenever possible

Provide ready-to-produce features such as metrics, health tests, and external configurations

There is no code production at all and there is no need for XML configuration

Due to manual processes, IT supervisors suffer problems like forgotten items, broken or
lost equipment, human error, hours spent searching for items that have mysteriously
disappeared, inaccurate information needed for accounting and compliance, customer
dissatisfaction. So with the use of Angular framework and Spring Boot we have executed
the project.

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 CHAPTER 03
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT

3.1 Requirement Specifications

3.2 Design and Planning
3.3 Features used
3.4 Models used
3.5 Computational development

3.1 Requirement Specifications

Hardware Requirements

Processor 1 GHz

RAM 1 GB

Hard Disk Space 16 GB

Display 800x600

Software Requirements

Front-end HTML, CSS, BOOTSTRAP,

ANGULAR

Back-end JAVA SPRINGBOOT

Tools VS Code, Postman, Json

Database MySQL

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3.2 Design and Planning
Agile Model

Agile model is the combination of iterative and incremental process models.The

steps involve in agile SDLC models are:
 Requirement gathering
 Requirement Analysis
 Design
 Coding
 Unit testing
 Acceptance testing

Fig 3.1 Agile Methodology

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 Data Flow Diagram

Add Asset Component

All Asset Management Add User Management

Asset
Management
System

My Asset Management Login Management

Edit, View, Delete &

Transfer Management

Fig 3.2 Data Flow Diagram

3.3 Features Used

Spring MVC:

Spring MVC is a Java framework used to build web applications. It follows the Model-
View-Controller design pattern. It uses all the basic features of the main spring frame such
as control modification, dependence injection.

Spring MVC provides a great solution to use MVC in the spring framework with the help
of the DispatcherServlet. Here, DispatcherServlet is a class that receives an incoming
application and places it on a map that uses the appropriate as controls, models, and views.

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 Fig 3.3 MVC

Model - Model contains application data. Data can be a single object or a set of objects.

Controller - The controller contains the business intelligence of the application. Here, the
@ Controller annotation is used to mark a category as a controller.

View - View represents information provided in a specific format. Typically, JSP + JSTL
is used to create a watch page. Although spring also supports other viewing technologies
such as Apache Velocity, Thymeleaf and FreeMarker.

Front Control - In Spring Web MVC, the DispatcherServlet section acts as the front
controller. There is a responsibility to manage the flow of the Spring MVC application.

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 Fig 3.4 View

As shown in the picture, every incoming request is received by the DispatcherServlet

which serves as the front controller.
DispatcherServlet retrieves the map holder from the XML file and transfers the application
to the controller.
The controller returns the ModelAndView object.
DispatcherServlet checks the installation of the viewing solution in the XML file and asks
for the specified viewing component.

Postman
APIs make it possible for any two separate applications to transfer and share data between
them. They also make it easier for an application's users to execute actions without having
to use the application’s GUI. From the developers' POV, it's an easy way to execute certain
functionalities of their app and test it as well.

Using APIs on a daily basis might become cumbersome, as one might have dozens or even
hundreds of APIs that he or she needs to use or test.That makes it difficult to keep up with
their exact request’s address(es), header(s), authorization credential(s) etc., and by that
make it harder to test the API for functionality, security and exception handling.

Postman is an API client that makes it easy for developers to create, share, test and
document APIs. This is done by allowing users to create and save simple and complex
HTTP/s requests, as well as read their responses. The result - more efficient and less
tedious work

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3.4 Models description

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This is the welcome page of our portal which will accept the login using Infosys domain.
Add Asset:

 Add Asset screen will contain a dropdown option on screen with 6 asset options to
choose from. As soon as admin selects the asset, respective form will pop-up to fill
the required details.

 The dropdown will have following options- Iphone, Ipad, Android, iMac, Macbook
And Macmini in alphabetical order.

 The form will contain mandatory and non- mandatory fields and some additional
fields for some selected asset like Imac, Macbook and Macmini

 Ipone and Ipad will have the same form with same mandatory and non-mandatory
fields

 Android will have different form with different fields with no Udidfield.Macbook,
Macmini and Imac will have the same fields and same mandatory and non-
mandatory fields

 A dialog box on successful submission of Add Asset Form & it willRe-Route user
to respective home page and refreshed the page on click

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My Asset:

My Asset page will have a table on the screen where all assets possessed by the admin will
be listed.
The table will have following fields- Serial No, Udid, IMEI, Action
The action column of each row will contain two buttons- View andTransfer for each asset
in the table.
The view button will show the details of respective asset and the transfer button will show
the form with some auto filled asset details w.r.t UDID and dropdown list of all the users
so that asset can be transferred to that user.
As soon as the admin will transfer the asset, a dialog will pop up with success message and
onclick it will redirect to my asset page
View, Transfer and Dialog component are part of My Asset Components

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Add User

 Add user Page will Display the following input fields-First Name, Last Name,
Email-id, Password, a dropdown of an Assign Role with values Admin and users.
 The form will contain mandatory and non-mandatory fields.
 On login the user/admin will be redirected to my asset page.

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All Assets

 All Asset tab should have dropdown called Assets-Android, iPad, iPhone,MacMini,
MacBook, iMac (display alphabetically). Excel export as per
 dropdown selection from all asset’s dropdown value android, iPad, Iphone,MacMini,
Macbook, iMac.
 As per dropdown selection, a list of assets should display with mandatoryfields in
column (which were entered while adding asset) in column and action buttons.
 Should have action buttons-View, Transfer, Edit, Delete. The action column of
each row will contain four buttons -View, Transfer, edit, Deletefor each asset in the
table
 As soon as the admin will click on the View, details of particular asset willbe shown
and the transfer button will show the form with some asset detailsand dropdown list
of all users so that asset can be transferred to that use
 As Soon as the admin will click on the Transfer Button a dialog box will pop up
with success message and onclick it will be redirected to my assetspage
 As soon as admin will click on the update button a form with the respectiveasset will
be shown for edit options and for the Delete the Complete Row of the Table will be
deleted.

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Hamburger Menu

 The hamburger menu will be present on the top left corner of all the screens of web
application
 The hamburger menu will contain the following options in the adminportal-Add
Asset, Add Users, My assets and all assets
 On clicking on the options admin will be directed to the respective pages and on
logout the admin will be logged out and redirected to theSignup/Login page
 Routing for all the components/Pages in Hamburger Menu.

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3.5 Computational development

3.5.1 Data Entry from Design

On clicking any of the option buttons in the form, an authentication form as shown in
comes up. After filling in User Login and Password and clicking Next button on the
authentication form, the corresponding data-entry form for the particular database table
comes up. The format of data-entry form for the table User. In the user data-entry form,
buttons for add asset will apeear button can be used to view the changes after an insert, edit
or delete is carried out.

Fig 3.6 Login Design

3.5.2 Code Breakage:-

Add User it adds the user and help in signing up the user using the Infosys.com domain.
The database linkage was done with the backend and security check was done with
frontend.

Services:
The Spring boot service component is defined as a class file that includes an @ Service
annotation and allows developers to add business functions. Annotation is also used for
classes that provide these business functions. These sections are automatically detected in
the spring context where annotation-based setting is used as well as a class-based scan as it
provides a special @Component annotation. The function performed as part of the

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annotations is provided as a visual connector and is independent of the model without the
integration mode. This adjective is a general purposeful belief, and engineers may choose
to limit the semantics and apply the same as it seems appropriate.

How does ir works?

Here we will see the performance of the service component in the Spring Boot, but before
that, we need to know not only the value of the service component but also the value of the
component of the @Smerry. It is very important for us to know that standard applications
contain different layers, for example, data access, data presentation, services and business,
and in each of these layers, there are different beads that allow automatic discovery of
layers. @Service annotation helps define classes in the service layer. As mentioned earlier,
the @Service component provides the @Component feature. Now, this makes it even more
interesting for us to understand that the @Component annotation is used in all applications
so that the bean is marked as part of the Spring, and the bean labeled @Service occurs in
the business concept component and is therefore only used in the service layer due to
additional specialization.

The service component ensures that the class file that includes business ideas is in a
separate layer and keeps it separate from the @RestController class file. With the
application of the @ Service annotation, we need to add spring core dependencies. During
the early spring release, all the beans were announced in the XML file, but considering the
stiffness indicator, this becomes a herculean function, so the @ Component annotation
provides an annotation-based injection with a Java-based configuration. Thus, having an
injection based on the definition reduces the declaration of a bean as a 'bean marker. In
addition to @Service, which is mostly used in the service layer, @ Controller is mostly
used in the presentation layer and the @ Repository Data Access or DAO or Persistence
layer.

We will now look at the performance of a service component using an example. We will
announce an interest rate calculator service in the event of a bank deposit. Initially, we will
build a service layer, which will contain a service section that will contain the required
function. These activities can be simple interests and / or lucrative activities combined. The
class will be defined as @Service so that the spring context can detect it automatically, and
the pattern can be strengthened from the context. We will now describe a new class that
will contain an example of a service class. Application context confirmed. The
contaxt.scan () function will now look at all the annotations, and the required annotation
will be registered. Now, according to an @ Service annotation, we're building a bean for a
custom-made service category. This bean will be a model that will be used to summon any
activity within the classroom. Once the required tasks are performed, the application
context is closed. Bean suspension can be achieved by transparent distribution.

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Controller::
In the Spring Boot, the control section is responsible for processing incoming REST API
requests, modifying the model, and retrieving feedback to be provided in response.

The spring categories are explained to @Controller or @RestController annotation. These

control sections mark the application holder to allow Spring to be seen as a RESTful
service during operation.

In this tutorial, we will include a description of @Controller and annotations of

@RestController, their usage conditions, and the differences between the two annotations.

Spring @Controller annotation is also an @ Component annotation. The @Controller

annotation indicates that a particular category uses the control role. The Spring Control
Annotation is often used in conjunction with the capture methods with annotations based
on the @ RequestMapping annotation. It can only be used in classrooms. Used to mark a
class as a web application host. It is widely used with Spring MVC applications. This
annotation serves as an example of an annotation section, which illustrates its role. The
dispatcher scans such classes with annotations in the ways they are mapped and finds
annotations @ RequestMapping. Let's understand all of this by example.

The process

Create a simple Spring Boot project

Add spring-web dependence to your pom.xml file
Create one package and name it “controller”
Create a class within the package
Use our application within the DemoApplication.java file

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 CHAPTER 04

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS

Spring Initializer ::

Fig 4.1 Spring Initializr

The project started out as a small HTML form, which allows you to generate a Spring
Boot app with a few options. Welcome to the Spring community, so the team has added
new ways to contact you, with your command line or your favorite IDE.

After a while, we decided to work on updating the original UI. We simplified the form,
omitted key sections in the front and middle and pushed some into the automatically
hidden section. In view of the dependency value, we created a search box to check for
available startups.

The project is now a popular service even with a library that you can use and expand
according to your needs. These days, the Web UI is not even the most popular client, but
we are still committed to working and improving the service.

The Spring Initializr team has been tempted many times to add new features and options,
or solve new problems. Do we have to build complex structures to work on project
limitations? Should I add more ideas on how to build, distribute or use your Spring Boot
app in production? Should we convert it to the original Spring Boot market place?

With this new update, the design often had a (much needed) update and we chose not to
show the full list of available dependencies. One can see that list as a function in terms of
bad project metadata (we need to improve that!) Or the lack of accessibility on the
spring.io website (we need to fix that!).

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installed Spring Boot system” is still the main promise of our service and developers
should know what kind of application they want to build when creating a project.
However, we think the Spring Boot team can do more to help developers upgrade and
update their applications, so we are working to expand what Spring Initializr can do (see
previous blog posts).

This new update is a new step towards additional changes on start.spring.io

MySQL::

While the MySQL text model provdes the flexibility and precise API that developers
love, MySQL information self-control is difficult, time-consuming, and expensive,
especially as the application scale. AWS has created A DocumentDB (compatible with
MySQL) as a fully-fledged and compliant MogoDB text messaging service that allows
you to use your existing MySQL drivers, MySQL clients, and tools with A
DocumentDB.

As a fully-fledged AWS data service, Amzon DocumentDB allows you to set up, protect,
and measure MySQL-related infomation in the cloud wihout having to worry about
storing and pasting web software setting up and protecting web collections, using
collection management software, configuration. backups, and monitoring of production
workloads.

You can transfer MySQL workloads to Aazon DocumentDB using the AWS Database
Migration Service (AWS DMS) and command line services like mongodump and
mongorestore.

Benefits of using MySQL Tasks

A DocumentDB supports the MySQL API, and there are some benefits and advantages
of using your MySQL load on A DocumentDB.

Scalability
A DocumentDB separates storage by counting, allowing each one to measure
independently so you can easily measure reading volume up to millions of requests per
second. You can increase your reading capacity to millions of requests per second by
adding up to 15 readings per minute, regardless of the size of your data.

High Availability and Stability

A DocumentDB is built for 99.99% availability and duplicates six copies of your data in
all three AWS Availability Zones (AZs). In A DocumentDB, continuous backup is
automatically enabled, providing 1 day point-time return (PITR).

Safety and Compliance

A DocumentDB runs on A VPC, allowing you to separate your collection from your
virtual network. A DocumentDB supports decryption encryption via AWS KMS,
transaction encryption, partial access control, and compliance certificates including PCI
DSS, ISO 9001, 27001, 27017, and 27018, SOC 1, 2 and 3, and HITRUST, moreover.
HIPAA eligibility.

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AWS Service Integration
A DocumentDB easily integrates with other AWS services to expand performance,
including A CloudWatch monitoring and alarms, AWS CloudTrail search logs, AWS
Glue ETL, and AWS.

Performance Of Spring Boot::

It has sometimes been suggested that the Spring and Spring Boot are "heavy", perhaps
because they allow apps to hit more than their own weight, providing many features of
the user code that are not too heavy. In this article we focus on memory usage and ask if
we can measure the effect of using Spring? In particular we would like to know more
about the actual overhead of using Spring compared to other JVM applications. We start
by building a basic app with Spring Boot, and look at a few different ways to measure
when it works. Then we look at some comparison points: transparent Java applications,
applications that use Spring but not Spring Boot, applications that use Spring Boot but
do not have automatic configuration, and other sample Ratpack applications.

Vanilla Spring Boot App

As a base we build a consistent application with a few webjars and
spring.resources.enabled = true. This is great for rendering good looking content that
probably has a REST endpoint or two. The source code for the app we used to test is on
github. You can build it with mvnw wrapper script if you have JDK 1.8 available also on
your way (mvnw package). It can be presented as follows:

$ java -Xmx32m -Xss256k -jar target / demo-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jarCOPY

If we add a load, just to warm up the series pools and force all code methods to be used:

$ ab -n 2000 -c 4 http: // localhost: 8080 / COPY

We can try and limit the series a bit in application.properties:

server.tomcat.max-threads: 4COPY
but in the end it does not make much difference to the numbers. We conclude with the
analysis below that it will save at least MB in the size of the stack we use. All the Spring
Boot webapps we review have this same configuration.

We may need to worry about the size of the class, in order to estimate what is happening
in memory. Despite some online claims that JVM memory makes a map of all the pots in
the classpath, we actually do not find any evidence that the size of the classpath has any
effect on the operating system. For reference, the size of the dependable jars (excluding
JDK) for a vanilla sample is 18MB:

$ jar -tvf target / demo-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar | grep lib /.*. jar | awk '{tot + = $ 1;}
QEDA {print tot}'
18893563 COPY
This includes Spring Boot and Actuator launchers, as well as 3 or 4 webjars for static
services and a web finder. A small Spring Boot app that combines Spring and some
cutting but no web server with about 5MB of pots.

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Test Planning:

Test planning is the phase to describe how Testing would be performed. It includes a plan
to test before going to start making the test suite. The first step of testing is to test each
system module that is once the module has been completed, we test the module. For this,
white box testing and black-box testing is used. In white-box testing, structural testing is
done so all the modules are tested one by one and finally when the project is completed
black box testing is used to test the whole system together. The objective of the system
testing is to ensure that all individual programs are working as expected, that the programs
link together to meet the requirements specified and ensure that the computer system and
the associated clerical and other procedures work together.

TESTING STRATEGY Following Testing Strategies are used in the Application:

 UNIT TESTING Unit testing focuses on the smallest unit of software design, like a
module or system component. This testing strategy conducted on each module
interface to access Boundary conditions are tested and all error handling paths are
tested.

 INTEGRATION TESTING This testing strategy follows the testing of combined

parts of an application to determine if they function correctly. The purpose of this
level of testing is to expose faults in the interaction between integrated units.
Testing performed to expose defects in the interfaces and interaction between
integrated components

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 CHAPTER 05
CONCLUSIONS

5.1 Conclusion
5.2 Applications
5.3 Future Scope
5.4 Advantages
5.5 Limitations

5.1 Conclusion
As keeping a track of assets is important for every organization. This application ties the
assets with the IT infrastructure of the organization. With a robust asset management
system, management and IT professionals can review and monitor all types of assets within
the organization. The information can be used to make detailed decisions about purchase
and other aspects of the asset’s life cycle. The system helps in an accurate record of all
types of assets. Using the software can help in efficient resource planning. It can also
reduce the risk of theft of assets. An asset management system will help to monitor the
assets located in different locations and departments. We will get to know where the assets
are located. We can run reports to know about ownership, service details, and other
insightful information. The Project provides meaningful information regarding assets to
optimize asset utilization and remove manual management tasks of maintaining a
spreadsheet for various assets. The featured dashboard can help to get a quick decision by
asset count and statistic charts or graphs information.

In this project, we have learnt how to approach an industry level project, used theuser stories
to design the project and used wide range of complex and flexible features of Angular
Framework to implement our Project - “Asset Management Portal” alongside working with
spring boot to interact with database using API calls. This project has made us efficient in
using latest technologies while implementing the project and handling all the components
and modules. We would like to thank Infosys and our mentors for this great learning
opportunity.

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5.2 Applications

This project can have numerous applications in real world.

As can be seen from the example above, instead of storing Students and Subjects in
separate databases such as in SQL, here at MySQL, we are storing them together in a
single "text". This speeds up the process of data acquisition. Most large apps like Facebook
require this small increase in performance because billions of users use the app and
therefore, a small increase in performance can have a huge impact on the whole. This is
one of the most important benefits of using MySQL.

Other benefits include:

Integration: MySQL allows data sharing across all nodes in the collection to ensure that
there is no single point failure on the stored server.
Support for Second Indicators: MySQL allows not only the primary index but also the
second important index for most operating systems.
Caching: MySQL saves a lot of data to allow faster detection of query results.
A nice feature set: There are various features in MySQL (Ad-hoc queries, Indicator,
Multiplication, Rate Launch, File Storage, Merge, JavaScript extrusion server, snow
clusters, etc.) that make it an easy-to-use website.

API testing. Also, it's really comforting for devs to look at their codes, which work in the
UI. It was easy to understand things, especially when I returned to the project after a short
break. Activating commands from the Swagger UI has always been easier or more
understandable.

5.3 FUTURE SCOPE

5.3.1 Integrate A server
It can be used in any govt or private organization so that the
website can be fast and storing the data will be easy.

5.3.2 As I am using the Spring Boot it is easy for me or to any other

developer or any person who want to use the api to perform CRUD
operation easily on the data that is connected to the project.

5.3.3 We can also use these projects in surveys.

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5.4 ADVANTAGES

 First, it is based on Java, one of the world's most popular programming languages.
Alternatively,Spring Boot can help you quickly build any apps without having to
worry about their safe and secure configuration. ⠀

 Spring Boot has a large user community which means you can get free reading
materials and tutorials. Spring Boot has many strings. This is useful if you are
doing long or repetitive tasks. When the main thread is eaten, the others are used
simultaneously.

 Other additional benefits include:

 Reduce time spent on development and increase the overall efficiency of the
development team.

 Helps automatically adjust all parts of the Spring-grade production grade application.

 It prepares the creation and testing of Java-based applications by providing

automated unit setting and integration testing.

 It helps to avoid all manual work boilerplate coding, annotations, and complex XML
configuration.

 Comes with HTTP embedded servers like Jetty and Tomcat to test web applications.

 Integrating the Spring Boot with the Spring ecosystem that includes Spring Data,
Spring Security, Spring ORM, and Spring JDBC is easy.

 It provides many plugins that developers can use to work with embedded and
memory websites smoothly and easily.

 Allows easy connection to online sites and services like Oracle, PostgreSQL,
MySQL, MySQL, Redis, Solr, ElasticSearch, Rabbit MQ, ActiveMQ, and many
more.

 Provides administrator support - you can manage remotely with the app.

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  It makes it easy to lean and comes with the Embedded Servlet Container.

 Provides flexibility in setting up XML setting, Java beans, and Databases.

 Provides easy access to the Command Line Interface which makes the development
and testing of Java Boot built with Java or Groovy faster.

5.5 Limitations:

A major challenge that many engineers face when using the Spring Boot is lack of control.
Visual style incorporates a number of additional (often unused) dependencies that increase
the file size of the feed.

The Spring Boot artifact can be applied directly to Docker containers. This helps to
determine when you need to quickly create microservices. However, some engineers argue
that since the Spring Boot was designed to be lightweight and fast, it should not be used for
monolithic applications.

While Spring Boot comes with basic logging and health monitoring tools for your app, this
is not enough. Tools like Retrace help teams easily monitor Java applications. This tool
helps detect slow SQL queries, provides performance reports and CPUs and identifies the
most common errors in translating logs.

Additionally, it can be very challenging to update your Legacy Spring code. You can
overcome this problem by using tools like Spring Boot CLI (Command Line Interface) that
will help you change your asset code.

Some of the disadvantages are:

If you have never worked with Spring before and want to learn about proxies, dependence
injections, and the AOP program, it is not recommended to start with Spring Boot as it
does not include much of this information.

You really need to understand the many basic spring programs (and a little spring history),
as well as some advanced topics to fix and solve them.

Spring Boot works well with microservices. Spring Boot materials can also be distributed
directly to Docker containers. However, some developers do not recommend a framework
for building large and monolithic applications.

If you are unfamiliar with other Spring Ecosystem projects (Spring Security, Spring
AMQP, Spring Integration, etc.), using them with Spring Boot will cause you to miss out
on many points that you would understand if you started using them independently.

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 REFERENCE

 Dealt with bugs and errors with the help of YouTube and Stack Overflow.
 Studied about the required libraries/modules from GeeksforGeeks.
 Courses: Infosys Lex course
 Angular: Lex Courses and Angular.io website tutorial
 Java: https://www.w3schools.com/java

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