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SpringBoot Project Report

The document outlines the development of a Student Management System (SMS) using Spring Boot, MySQL, and various tools for backend management. Key features include CRUD operations, JWT-based authentication, and role-based access control. Future improvements suggest frontend integration, report generation, and cloud deployment.

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SpringBoot Project Report

The document outlines the development of a Student Management System (SMS) using Spring Boot, MySQL, and various tools for backend management. Key features include CRUD operations, JWT-based authentication, and role-based access control. Future improvements suggest frontend integration, report generation, and cloud deployment.

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Backend Project Report: Student Management System (Spring Boot)

Project Title:

Student Management System (SMS)

Developed By:

[Your Name]

Technology Stack:

- Backend Framework: Spring Boot (Java)

- Database: MySQL

- ORM Tool: Hibernate (JPA)

- API Tool: Postman (for testing)

- Build Tool: Maven

- IDE: IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse

- Authentication: Spring Security (JWT-based)

- Version Control: Git + GitHub

Objective:

To develop a RESTful backend system for managing student records, including functionalities like

adding, updating, deleting, and fetching student data securely.

Key Features:

- CRUD operations for students

- API-level validation and error handling

- Role-based access using JWT and Spring Security


- Pagination and sorting for student records

- MySQL integration with JPA/Hibernate

- Swagger for API documentation

Modules:

1. Student Module

- Add, view, update, delete student records

2. Authentication Module

- User login/registration

- JWT token generation/validation

- Role-based access control

Database Design:

Tables:

- users (id, username, password, role)

- students (id, name, email, age, course, createdAt)

API Endpoints:

| Method | Endpoint | Description | Role |

|--------|--------------------|----------------------|-------------|

| POST | /api/auth/register | Register new user | Public |

| POST | /api/auth/login | Login and get token | Public |

| GET | /api/students | Get all students | ADMIN, USER |

| POST | /api/students | Add new student | ADMIN |


| PUT | /api/students/{id} | Update student | ADMIN |

| DELETE | /api/students/{id} | Delete student | ADMIN |

| GET | /api/students/{id} | Get student by ID | ADMIN, USER |

Tools & Libraries:

- Spring Boot Starter Web, JPA, Security

- jjwt

- MySQL Connector

- Lombok

- Swagger

Challenges Faced:

- JWT authentication and expiry

- Global exception handling

- CORS during frontend integration

- Pagination with Spring Data JPA

Future Improvements:

- Frontend integration (React/Angular)

- Report generation (Excel/PDF)

- Cloud deployment

- Email notifications

- Docker support

Conclusion:

This project shows how to build a secure and scalable backend using Spring Boot, following best
practices like layered architecture and clean code.

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