Online Electronic Payment System Using PREDICT II Protocol Mid Term Project Presentation 6 th September, 2001 By Nishanth Menon 98m11, S 6 MCA.

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Online Electronic Payment System Using PREDICT II Protocol Mid Term Project Presentation 6 th September, 2001 By Nishanth Menon 98m11, S 6 MCA

2 C ontents Problem statement Use case view Database design General package layout Test plan Deployment diagram Implementation so far Development platform

3 P roblem Statement The objective of this project is to create a scalable model of an online electronic payment system, allowing authorized users to access and utilize their wealth from anywhere in the Internet using the PRotocol Enhancement of DIgital Cash Transaction- II protocol.

4 P roblem Statement.Contd.. Inputs. User Information – name, Pass Phrase etc. Amount of Cash to be transacted. The IP of the Zone Server. The IP and optionally the port of the Server socket of the remote client software. The Key Generation information (including no: bits RSA Key, Hashing algorithm for the password storage and other configuration information). Outputs. Transaction Result–Whether completed or aborted etc. Passbook format Transaction information. Complete transaction information. Personal information of authorized client.

5 E ntire System Use Case Diagram

6 C lient Use Case Diagram

7 Z one Server Use Case Diagram

8 M aster Server Use Case

9 D atabase Design IdentifierInformation- Brahma DB Password – Kuberan DB PersonalInformation- Kuberan DB TransactionInformation – Kuberan DB

10 G eneral Package Layout

11 T est Plan Main operation (function) in every class - allows for separate testing of each class. Functional tests –shows I/P and O/P of each method for given set of values. Stress tests & boundary tests. Integration tests.

12 D eployment Diagram

13 I mplementation So Far Prototypes for the networking and database package have been tested. Encryption package (crypto) is fully implemented and tested. HTTPS server setup complete.

14 D evelopment Platforms Operating System – RH Linux 7.1 and Windows 2000 (JDK1.3 support) Language – JDK1.3.1, Perl (Server Side CGI) Database – Oracle 8i

G etting All the Keys

PR otocol E nhancement for DI gital C ash T ransaction- II Zone 1 SERVER MASTER SERVER Zone 2 SERVER Receiver Sender 1 Cash Transmit 6 Deposit Confirm 2 Cash Forward 3 Cash Deposit 4 Deposit Acknowledge 5 Deposit Acknowledge Forward 10 Confirm Acknowledge Or Reject Confirm 9 Confirm Request 7 Reject / Status Check 11 Transact Complete 11 Transact Complete 8 Status Confirm

K uberan handle Cash token