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8.1.

Collaboration Diagrams

Collaboration names a society of classes, interfaces, and others that work together to
provide some cooperative behavior thats bigger than the some of all its part.
1: Enter the account details
User

Midleware
4: Quit to home page

3: Exit from the databse

2: Stores all these details in the database

Database

Fig 8.2.3.1 Collaboration diagram Account Master New Account

1: Enter the account code


4: Modifies the required details
User

Midleware

7: Quit from the account master

3: If account code exists then it displays all the details


6: Displays that details are modified

2: Retrieves all the related details from the database


5: Modifies details in the database

Database

Fig 8.2.3.2 Collaboration diagram Account Master Modify Account


1: Enter course details
4: Enter branch,sem etc details of course
User

Midleware

3: Quits from the database


6: Again it quits from the database

2: If couse name doesnot exits then it stores in database


5: If course name exists then it stores all these details

Database

Fig 8.2.3.3 Collaboration diagram for Course Master- New Course


1: Enter course name
4: Modifies particular course,branch,sem etc
Midleware

User

3: If course exists then displays all details


6: Exit from the database

2: Retrieves particular course details


5: Updates all these in the database
Database

Fig 8.2.3.4 Collaboration diagram for Course Master- Modify Course


1: enter roll number
6: select required values
Cashier

Middlewar
e
5: display the retrieved values

4: confirmation message
9: confirmation message
3: retrieve values
8: insert

Database

2: send request
7: send values

Fig 8.2.3.5 Collaboration diagram for Regular Fess

1: enter the roll number


4: give the permissions
Administra
tor

Middlewar
e

2: send details
5: send the permissions
3: displaying the details
7: conformaition to the user
6: saving the permissions

Database

Fig 8.2.3.6 Collaboration diagram for Permissions- Give Permissions

1: enter the roll number


Adminstra
tor

Middlewar
e

2: send the roll number

4: displaying the permissions

3: retiriving the information

Database

Fig 8.2.3.7 Collaboration diagram for Permissions- View Permissions

1: Enter the block number


5: enter the details to be modified
middlewar
e

user
4: if block number exists enter the remaining details

3: message
2: chek in DB
6: send the details

8: conformation

7: modify details

database

Fig 8.2.3.8 Collaboration diagram for Building Details

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