25-08-2015, 03:21 PM
i want one miniproject for railway ticket system with full description and details
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railway ticket reservation in ooad
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i want one miniproject for railway ticket system with full description and details
05-04-2017, 11:05 AM
The railway reservation system is a system used to book tickets over the Internet. Any customer can book tickets for different trains. The customer can reserve a ticket only if tickets are available. The customer seeks the availability of tickets, so if tickets are available, tickets for filling out the details on a form. Tickets can be booked in two ways by i ticket or by electronic ticket reservation.
In the case of the i-ticket reservation the customer can book tickets online and tickets are sent to a particular customer at his address. But in case of booking electronic tickets and cancellation of tickets are booked and cancelled online sitting in the house and the customer has to take the impression of the ticket, but in both cases the amount of tickets are deducted from the account of the customers. For cancellation of the ticket the customer has to go to the reservation office filling out the cancellation form and asks the seller to cancel the ticket that the refund is transferred to the customer's account. After booking the ticket the customer has to pay the amount of the fee to the seller.
In the case of the i-ticket reservation the customer can book tickets online and tickets are sent to a particular customer at his address. But in case of booking electronic tickets and cancellation of tickets are booked and cancelled online sitting in the house and the customer has to take the impression of the ticket, but in both cases the amount of tickets are deducted from the account of the customers. For cancellation of the ticket the customer has to go to the reservation office filling out the cancellation form and asks the seller to cancel the ticket that the refund is transferred to the customer's account. After booking the ticket the customer has to pay the amount of the fee to the seller.
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