Online banking : a case study for dynamic database-driven client/server system
Hong Wang · Spectrum Research Repository (Concordia University) · 2000
With the arrival of the age of the Internet, the financial service community is provided with tremendous opportunities and challenges. Today's providers must consider the Internet and on-line services besides their traditional non-online services. In this report, the analysis, design and implementation details of an on-line banking application have been described. Many state-of-the-art technologies were used to build the dynamic database-driven client/server system. These techniques include scripting languages, cascading style sheets, dynamic HTML, active server pages, active data objects, active server framework, design-time controls, ODBC and others. The implementation requires the creation of web site, web pages and links to the database. The database-driven web application was coded using VBScript, JavaScript, Oracle and Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0. The system functions well and can perform most of day-to-day banking activities.