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This document provides an overview of a library management system project. It describes the distinct user roles of admin and librarian and their functions. It also outlines the system architecture, database setup, IDE setup, user authentication, and functional requirements of adding, viewing, and managing books and user accounts.

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JAVA Oops

This document provides an overview of a library management system project. It describes the distinct user roles of admin and librarian and their functions. It also outlines the system architecture, database setup, IDE setup, user authentication, and functional requirements of adding, viewing, and managing books and user accounts.

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LIBRARY

Book Management System


VI AMRIN FATHIMA
M DEEPAK
AKKIREDDY SIDDARDHA
Library management
system
Introduction Distinct User Project Overview
Welcome to the Library Management System
Project presentation. The Library Management
Roles
The LMS offers separate functionalities for
two distinct user roles: Admin and Librarian.
This presentation will walk you through
the core aspects of the project, including
System (LMS) is designed to streamline and This differentiation allows each role to its functional requirements, architecture,
enhance library operations. Its primary objective perform specific tasks efficiently, and how to run it. Let's explore how this
is to develop a user-friendly LMS that simplifies contributing to the overall effectiveness of system optimizes library management and
tasks for library staff and provides a convenient the system. benefits both library administrators and
interface for users. librarians.
System Users
ADMIN
LIBRAR
IAN
Functional
requirements
•Admin:
• Add, view, and delete librarian.
• Logout.
•Librarian:
• Add and view books.
• Issue books.
• View issued books.
• Return books.
• Logout.
System
Architecture
Java Swing for the graphical user interface ..
Front End

MySQL database for data storage and retrieval.


Back end

Eclipse, MyEclipse, NetBeans) for development .


IDE
Database setup
Table creation Structured database Data Foundation

Import provided SQL files to create essential tables, A well-structured database ensures efficient handling Database setup serves as the foundational element
forming a structured foundation for efficient data of book, user, and transaction information, for seamless data management within the Library
handling within the Library Management System.. enhancing system efficiency. Management System, enabling effective resource
management
IDE Setup
Project Import
•Importing the Project: Begin by importing the project into your chosen Integrated Development
Environment (IDE). This involves locating and importing project files to ensure all components
are configured correctly within the IDE

. IDE Configuration
•Configuring IDE for Java Development: Next, configure the IDE for Java development. This
includes setting up the appropriate Java Development Kit (JDK), build configurations, and
runtime environments to facilitate smooth project development and execution.

Development Environment
•Emphasizing Development Environment: A robust development environment plays a pivotal
role in the project's success. It provides essential tools and features for coding, debugging, and
testing, enhancing efficiency throughout the development process. Proper IDE setup ensures an
effective development workflow
•.
.
User
Authentication
•Secure Access: User authentication ensures secure access
by requiring valid credentials (username and password) for
both Admin and Librarian roles.
•Role-Based Permissions: It enforces role-based access
control, allowing Admins and Librarians to access only
relevant functionalities.
•Session Management: Efficient session handling enhances
security and usability during system interactions.
Thank you

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