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Integrated Project Development

2012-2013

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Supervised by :

Supervised by:

Neji Wafa

Realized by:

Soltani Amira

Dakhli Elyes

Guermazi Safouen

Khalfaoui Sondos

Ksibi Hilel

Bargaoui Mohamemd Ali

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Abstract

Election is a formal decision-making processby which a population chooses an individual to

hold public office. Elections have been the usual mechanism by which modern representative

democracy has operated since the 17th century. Elections may fill offices in the legislature,

sometimes in the executive and judiciary, and forregional and local government.

So election refers to both the process and the action of choosing result and designates a

person, group, party or an option via voting.

The vote for any democratic country in general and for Tunisias constituent assembly in

specific will set the course for the countrys future. As it is important for voters to make clear

to the people they elect what they expect from their new constitution and government.
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1. Introduction ................................................................................................................... 492. Sprint Backlog ............................................................................................................... 493. Detailed design .............................................................................................................. 504. Realization ..................................................................................................................... 555. Sprint review ..................................................................................................................... 606. Problems ........................................................................................................................... 607. Summary ........................................................................................................................... 60

Chapter 6: Sprint4 .................................................................................................................... 611. Introduction ................................................................................................................... 612. Sprint Backlog ............................................................................................................... 613. Detailed Design ............................................................................................................. 624. Realization ..................................................................................................................... 695. Sprint Review ................................................................................................................ 736. Problem ......................................................................................................................... 747. Summary ....................................................................................................................... 74

Lessons learned and future work .............................................................................................. 75

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1 membres role .......................................................................................... 14

Table 2 product backlog ...................................................................................... 17Table 3 Sprint Plannig ......................................................................................... 17Table 4 sprint1 backlog ....................................................................................... 22Table 5 Sprint 2 backlog ..................................................................................... 38Table 6 sprint3 backlog ....................................................................................... 50Table 7 sprint4 backlog ....................................................................................... 62
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LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: Scrum methodology .................................................................................................. 13

figure 2 global architecture ...................................................................................................... 18figure 3sprint1 architechture .................................................................................................... 23figure 4 sprint 1 global use case digrame ................................................................................ 23figure 5 sprint1 global sequence system diagram .................................................................... 24figure 6 use case diagram(manage the session ) ...................................................................... 25figure 7sequence system diagram(manage a session) .............................................................. 26figure 8 use case(vote) .............................................................................................................. 27figure 9 sequence system diagram(vote) .................................................................................. 28figure 10 use case diagram (registration) ................................................................................. 29figure 11 sequence system diagram(reistration) ....................................................................... 30figure 12 sequence system diagram(counting presidential election vote ) ............................... 31figure 13 sprint1 class diagram ................................................................................................ 33figure 14 new election interface ............................................................................................... 34figure 15 authentification ineterface......................................................................................... 34figure 16 registration interface ................................................................................................. 35figure 17 election result ............................................................................................................ 35figure 18 Schema description of the functionality of Sprint .................................................... 39figure 19 sprint 2 global use case diagram ............................................................................... 39figure 20 sequence system diagram (Register of candidate) .................................................... 41figure 21 sequence system diagram (Register of funder) ....................................................... 42figure 22 sprint 2 class diagram ............................................................................................... 43figure 23 Registration page ...................................................................................................... 44figure 24 View 1 Orchestration political parties ................................................................... 45figure 25 View 2 Orchestration political parties.................................................................. 45figure 26 Orchestration Common branch ............................................................................. 46figure 27 Orchestration Presidential elections ...................................................................... 46figure 28 Mapping Candidate input--> Final Candidate....................................................... 47figure 29 Schema description of the functionality of Sprint 3 ................................................. 50

figure 30 sprint3 global use case diagram ................................................................................ 51figure 31 sequence system diagram (Verify status of the elector) .......................................... 53figure 32 verify elector(windows phone) ................................................................................. 55figure 33 verify elector(android) .............................................................................................. 56figure 34 Set the final report(android) ...................................................................................... 57figure 35 Authentification(windows phone) ............................................................................ 58figure 36 Detect overflow(windows phone) ............................................................................. 59figure 37 sprint 4 admninastor global use case diagram .......................................................... 62figure 38 : Use case manage event ........................................................................................... 63figure 39 Use case manage political party ............................................................................... 64
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Chapitre1 : Project context

1. Inroduction

In this chapter we will see the context , the requirement of achievement and the goal of our

project .

This chapter will also answer to the question why did you chose this project and what does it

offer and what are the solutions proposed to remedy to some old problems we could face

before realizing our application .

2. Context

This project has been achieved in the context of the realization of development integration

project for the first semester.

It is the best way to make concrete our knowledge in some new technologies we are studying

such as ( JEE, Workflow, Mobile, .net ).

3. Project scope

In this project we were supposed to create an application permeating to vote on line without

losing time and without moving.

To realize this we have needed a long time (3 months and half), a group of 6 persons, a

supervisor and some others tutors specialized in the technologies required.

4. Problem statement

Voting is a very long and complicated process. It includes a huge number of persons and

corporations.

Selecting valid candidates, opening vote sessions, go to the vote office

All those tasks are hard to realize without the help of a software tool and an online

connection.

In this process there is a possibility of losing some information or confusing between many

sessions of vote.

In the old way of voting many offence used to be committed.

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Sprint PlanningMembers Roles

Elyes DAKHLI Independent high institute of elections

module

Safouane GUERMAZI Political parties

Sondes KHALFAOUI Political parties

AmiraSOLTANI Ministry of interior module

Mouhamed Ali BARGUAOUI Ministry of interior module

Hilel KSIBI Local elections module

Table 3 Sprint Plannig

Table 2 product backlog

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JBossJavaBeans Open Source Software Application Server (JBoss AS, or simply JBoss) is an

application server that implements the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE).

JBoss is written in Java and as such is cross-platform: usable on any operating system that

supports Java.

JBoss was developed by JBoss, now a division of Red Hat. Licensed under the terms of the

GNU Lesser General Public License, JBoss is free and open source software.

Windows phoneWindows Phone is a family ofproprietary mobile operating systems developed

by Microsoft, and is the successor to its Windows Mobile platform, although

incompatible with it.[4] Unlike its predecessor, it is primarily aimed at

the consumer market rather than the enterprise market. It was first

launched in October 2010, with a release in Asia following in early 2011.

Windows Phone 7 was the first and previous release of the Windows

Phone mobile client system, released worldwide on October 21, 2010.
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AndroidAndroid is a Linux-based operating system designed primarily for touch screen mobile

devices such as smart phones and tablet computers. Initially developed by Android, Inc.,whom Google financially backed and later purchased in 2005,[9] Android was unveiled in

2007 along with the founding of the Open Handset Alliance: a consortium of hardware,

software, and telecommunication companies devoted to advancing open standards for mobile

devices, The first Android-powered phone was sold in October

2008

BizTalk ServerMicrosoft BizTalk Server, or simply "BizTalk", is a server for managing business

processes (Business Process Management). Through the use of adapters designed to

communicate with different software systems used by large companies, BizTalk

enables them to integrate and automate their business processes. Microsoft BizTalk

solution offers the following features:

Business process automation Business Process Modeling Business to Business Communication Integration of enterprise applications Message Broker

4. Summary

In this chapter we have given the reader a clear hope on our application, presenting

our team and our role, explaining the methodology used and finally addressing thedifferent technology used

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Global sequence system diagram

figure 5 sprint1 global sequence system diagram

Description:

Name: voting procedure

Actors: Administrator and Elector

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The elector authenticate

The system verified the coordinates of the elector

The system displays the type of elections and the elector makes his choice

The system verified if the elector has already voted

If the elector has already voted the system show a message "has already voted"

If not the system display the list of candidates and the elector make his choice

The system records the vote and show a message "vote successfully completed"

Third story(registration) Use case

figure 10 use case diagram (registration)

elector

Registration

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Sequence system

figure 11 sequence system diagram(reistration)

Description:

Name: Use case diagram Registration of elector

Actors: elector

Precondition: The elector must have an Email

Post condition : The elector received his personal login and password for the authentication

Course of the scenario: The elector makes his coordinate (name,Cin,Email) on the form and

he will receive a mail from the system containing his Login and password

System

: elector

1 : completing a form()

2 : sending a mail

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Chapter4:Sprint 2

1. Introduction

In this chapter we are going to present the ministry of interieur module. This module

will be developped using Biztalk . We start by defining the sprint

backlog .Besides ,we will expose the use case diagram ,class diagram and sequences diagram

of this sprint to better understand the functionality of our system.

Once the conceptual design of this sprint is completed, we will pass to the realization

with Screen shots.

Finally We will speak about problems that we oppose during this sprint.

2. Sprint Backlog

Task Responsable Status Associated To Descriptions

Workflow

political parties

Sondes

Khalfaoui

Complete Political

Parties

The system checks the

founder of political

partie,Once the list is

accepted it will be

saved in the database.

Workflow

validation of

candidate

(common

branch)

Guermazi

Safouane

Complete All candidates The system choose a

valid candidate which

has all the criteria fixed

by the Ministry ofInterior that can be

able to be part of a valid

list.

Else the system inform

the admisnistrator why

the candidate dont be

accepted.

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Workflow

presidential

elections

Guermazi

Safouane

Complete Candidate for

presidential

elections


candidate for the

presidential election

,Once the list is

accepted it will be


Workflow

legislative

elections

Dakhli

Elyes

not

achieved

Candidate for

legislative

elections


candidate for the

legislative

elections,Once the list is

accepted it will be


Workflow

municipal

elections

Soltani

Amira

not

achieved

Candidate

form municipal

elections


candidate for the

municipal

elections,Once the list is

accepted it will be


web services

associated with

the legalization

of candidates

for the election

Mohamed

Ali

Baragaoui

Complete All candidates Once the candidate has

be accepted ,its

information will be

redirected to the

database (Mysql) using

web service(jax ws)

web services

associated with

political

party workflow

Ksibi Hilel Complete Political

Parties

Once the founder of the

political partie has be

accepted ,its information

will be redirected to the

database (Mysql) using

web service(jax ws)

Table 5 Sprint 2 backlog

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3. Detailed Design

figure 18 Schema description of the functionality of Sprint

3. 1 Functional requirements

Use cases Diagrams

figure 19 sprint 2 global use case diagram

Candidate

Access to the website associated to the registrat ion.

Complete a Form by regestring his personal informations

Founder

Register his informations

Receive a mail of acceptance

Receive an email of acceptance

Biztalk

CandidatDatabaseVerificatio

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Textual description

Title:General use case of Sprint2

Actor:Candidate , Founder

Summary:

All Candidates can access to the website associated to the registration and complete aform with personal informations .Every candidate which be accepted will

automatically receive a email from the system. The Founder of political partie can register himself and receive an email of acceptance

sequences Diagrams

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figure 20 sequence system diagram (Register of candidate)

Textual description

Title:Register of candidate

Actor:Candidate

Summary:

All Candidates can access to the website associated to the registration and complete aform with personal informations .Every candidate which be accepted will receive

automatically a email from the system.

Acceptancealt

System

: Candidate

Database

1 : access to the website()

2 : complete the form()

3 : Verification of Criteria()

4 : record informations in database()

5 : Data recorded

6 : send email "accepted"

7 : notifie the condidate "not accepted"

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figure 21 sequence system diagram (Register of funder)

Textual description

Title:Register of Founder

Actor:Founder

Summary:

Every founder registred will be accepted if he has all the criteria fixed by the Ministryof Interior and receive automatically a email from the system.

3.2 Nonfunctional requirement

Acceptancealt

System Database

: founder

1 : Register personal information()

2 : Verification of Criteria()

3 : record informations in database()

4 : Data recorded

5 : send mail "accepted"

6 : email "the founder is not accepted"

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The design is an essential and important. The product must have a user-friendly interface and

easy to use.

The application must also be able to meet the needs of stakeholders in the shortest time

possible.

The simulator must have a centralized database. The system must be secure either to the

access level to the database and the connection management clients.

3.3 Class diagram

figure 22 sprint 2 class diagram

Candidates

+cin+FirstName+Lastname+FullfatherName+FullMotherName+DateOfBirth+PlaceOfBirth+Adresse+Occupation+dateCin+PlaceCin+CinFother+CinMother

+Phone+electiontype+nationality

+Insert()+Affiche()

candidate for municipal election

+age

candidate for legislative election

+Religion+age+fathernationality+mothernationality

candidate for presidential election

+NationaliyDuring+age+religion+military+fatherNationality+motherNationality+MaternalmotherNationality+maternalMothernationality+Paternalmothernationality+Paternalfathernationality

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4. Realization

4.1 Graphical user interface

figure 23 Registration page

4.2 Orchestration

The orchestration BizTalk represents a new way of designing, of spreading, and of

maintaining business processes. The Orchestration BizTalk is used to design the business

processes which follow the global logic. The waiter BizTalk lets you orchestrate your

business processes by organizing a runtime software with a tool of design called Orchestration

Designer.

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4.2 Mapping

The mapper of BizTalk is integrated into Visual Studio .NET . A plan source defines the

structure of the messages that you mapping and the plan destination defines the same

structure.

figure 28 Mapping Candidate input--> Final Candidate

5. Sprint review

The main tasks of this sprint were acquired with success unless there are members of groups

that have not succeeds to correctly install the Biztalk what led us to refer the following tasks

to next sprint(Workflow municipal elections ,Workflow legislative elections)

However, for work completed in this sprint, we have managed to publish

the workflow (presidential elections, common branch) on a webservice using WCF Services

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Chapter 5: Sprint 3

1. IntroductionIn the present sprint it is a question of making a mobile application has to leave two

technologies android and Windows phone to define Sprint Backlog, Detailed Design, and

Realization which we allow to make our application. Then we are going to present various

sprints to make and finally the problems that we met during this chapter

2. Sprint Backlog

Task Responsable Status Descriptions

Set the final

report(windows

phone)

Sondes

Khalfoui

complete the chief observer

to prepare and

stored the report

Verify status of the

voter(authenticated

or not

authenticated)

(android)

Mohamed Ali

Baragaoui

complete The polling agent

enter the CIN

number of each voter

to check if the

elector is

authenticated or not

authenticated

Detect and record

theoverflow(windows

phone)

Elyes Dakhli complete All observers can

detect overflow by

recording video or

pictures to be stored

in the database

Set the final

report(android)

Mohamed Ali

Baragaoui

complete the chief observer

to prepare and

stored the report

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Pre-condition:

The elector must attend the Election Day

The elector gives the CIN number

Post-condition:

The polling agent is checked the current status of voter

Cour se of the scenario:

The polling agent enter the CIN number of the elector

The system verified the coordinates of the elector

The system displays the current status of the elector

If the elector is not voted the system show a message "the voter is not voted"

If the elector has already voted the system show a message "the voter voted"

If the elector is not authenticated the system show a message "the voter is not authenticated"

3-2Non functional requirements

Concerning the not functional needs, we can quote the following ones:

>The ergonomics which by definition is a study of the behavior of the man in the work to

improve its relations with the machine while getting a maximum of productivity and a

minimum of effort.

> The security: Authentification with regard to the access in application.

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4. Realization

figure 32 verify elector(windows phone)

- It is an interface of windows phone the polling agents enter the CIN number of each voter to

check its current status.

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figure 35 Authentification(windows phone)

- It is an interface of windows phone for more security it is necessary to autnetificated

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Description:

Name: Administrator global use case.

Actors: Administrator.

Precondition: The administrator must be authenticated.

Post condition : Session started and citizens can vote .

Course of the scenario: the administrator has the right to manage activities of politicalparties as he can manage event, political parties, users act, media center.

Use case manage event

Description:

Name: Mange event.



figure 38 : Use case manage event

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Use case manage media center

Description:

Name: Mange media center.



Course of the scenario: The administrator has the right to manage media center as he can

publish pictures, videos and audio related to the party.

Figure 5: Use case manage media center

figure 41 Use case manage diagram( media center)

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User

User global use case

Description:

Name: User global use case.

Actors: User.


Course of the scenario: User can:

Answer a quiz of 15 questions to know who he votes for. Registrate a new political party by recording form. Search party by many criteria. Provide an internal law Post on the wall of the party

figure 42 sprint 4 global use case diagram(user)

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Article of political party

figure 48 Article of political party

5.

Sprint Review

This sprint is divided into two parts the first part is relative to the administrator and the

second to the user.

User can decide who he votes for by answering to quiz, also he can registrate a new

political party.

The administrator has the right to manage activities of political parties as he can manage

event, political parties, users act, media center

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