Reference no: EM13969439
The objectives of this assignment are to:
1. Refresh your knowledge and skill in Java.
2. Gain experience and skill in file I/O.
3. Gain experience with a debugger.
4. Gain understanding of the need to organized data in memory.
5. Refresh your understanding of Javadoc documentation.
6. Refresh your practice of good programming techniques.
You have been asked to create a program for a Bank to process a set of transactions (i.e., deposit and withdraw) against a set of accounts, and produce a statement for each account. Input to the program will be two files one containing a list of accounts and the other a list of transactions. Both files are binary. Output will be a report to standard out. The format of each file is as follows:
Accounts.dat a binary file containing a set of records. Each record represents an account. The format of a record is:
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Fields
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Description
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Account number
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4 byte two's compliment
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First name
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10 bytes ASCII, blank padded
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Middle Initial
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1 byte ASCII
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Last name
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10 bytes ASCII, blank padded
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Balance
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Double precision floating point
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Transactions.dat a binary file containing a set of records. Each record represents an account. The format of a record is:
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Fields
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Description
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Account number
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4 byte two's compliment
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Date
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1 byte two's compliment for month, followed by 1 byte two's compliment for day, followed by 2 bytes two's complement year
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Type
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1 byte ASCII - either D for deposit or W for withdraw
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Amount
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Double precision floating point
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Your program should pass the files in the on the command line. In the event the files are not passed on the command line, then ask the user to enter the file names for the accounts, transaction, and new accounts files. Using those files, the program will process the transactions and print the statement report. A sample output of the statement report is as follows:
Bank Statement
Account No : 73829123
Account Name : Bill T Smith
Beginning Balance : $ 1030.50
Ending Balance : $ 1018.28
**Transaction Detail**
Date Type Amount Balance
10/12/09 Withdraw $ 500.00 $ 530.50
10/13/09 Withdraw $ 300.00 $ 230.50
10/14/09 Deposit $ 1287.78 $ 1518.28
10/15/09 Withdraw $ 500.00 $ 1018.28
Bank Statement
Account No : 73829999
Account Name : Mary P Jones
Beginning Balance : $ 3000.89
Ending Balance : $ 3500.89
**Transaction Detail**
Date Type Amount Balance
10/16/09 Deposit $ 500.00 $ 3500.89
Requirements
• Your source code should use proper object-oriented style. That is, the main program should only instantiate a class and call major methods that perform all of the work.
• Your source code should be documented using Javadoc style according to the course standards.
• Follow good programming practices. Naming conventions, separation of io from business objects, indentation, etc.
• Your test program must be named RunBankStatements.
• Define all classes in packages or subpackages of edu.iup.cosc310.bank.
• Input requires processing two blank padded fields. Develop some means to define the input of blank padded fields in just one place.
• Provide an appropriate set of getter and setter methods (i.e., don't provide setters for fields that cannot be changed).
• Do not provide a setBalance method for an account. Instead provide a processTransaction method. It should adjust the accounts balance accordingly and record the transaction for the account.
• Hide the representation of the one to many relationships between a bank and accounts and between accounts and transactions. Provide some means to iterate over the many.
Deliverables:
1. A zip file of your project named lastname1.zip containing all source files and class files. For example, if your name is John Smith, the file name should be smith1.zip. Upload to moodle by the due date.
2. Printout of all source files submitted by the due date and time. Submission is not complete until both the zip file and the print outs are received. Plan ahead when printing your code prior to class.
3. Printout of the output from your program.
All papers should submitted as a single packet and stapled in the upper left corner.