Creating a Simple Banking Application
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To
work with any of these samples, you will need the
following: .........................................JDK 1.2 or higher (I use JDK 1.3.1) .........................................PE:JTM - The Productivity Environment for JavaTM (from HYWY Software Corporation) |
The following file should be located in the Classes Folder that you identified in PE:J
com/hywy/samples/bank/Account.java | |
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* author: Gopalan Suresh Raj * Copyright (c), 2002. All Rights Reserved. * URL: https://gsraj.tripod.com/ * email: gopalan@gmx.net */ package com.hywy.samples.bank; import java.util.Date; ///////////////////////////// // User added imports ///////////////////////////// import java.util.Calendar; import java.util.TimeZone; ///////////////////////////// /** * Class Description for Account.java * * @author: gopalan * @created date: Apr 16, 2002 * @last modified date: * @version: * */ public class Account { /** Attribute accountType_ */ protected int accountType_ ; /** Attribute customerNames_ */ protected java.lang.String customerNames_ ; /** Attribute balance_ */ protected int balance_ ; /** Attribute openedOn_ */ protected java.util.Date openedOn_ ; /** Attribute INVALID_ACCOUNT_ */ protected static int INVALID_ACCOUNT_ = -1 ; /** Attribute CHECKING_ACCOUNT_ */ protected static int CHECKING_ACCOUNT_ = 100 ; /** Attribute SAVINGS_ACCOUNT_ */ protected static int SAVINGS_ACCOUNT_ = 200 ; /** Constructor */ public Account() { super(); /////////////////////////////////////////// //// Start of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// this.accountType_ = INVALID_ACCOUNT_; /////////////////////////////////////////// //// End of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// } /** Methods Description */ public int create(java.lang.String customerNames, int startingBalance) throws java.lang.Exception { //return 0; /////////////////////////////////////////// //// Start of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// if(this.accountType_ == INVALID_ACCOUNT_) { throw new Exception("Invalid Account Type :"+this.accountType_); } if(startingBalance < 0) { throw new Exception("Invalid Starting Balance (in cents):" + startingBalance); } this.customerNames_ = customerNames; this.balance_ = startingBalance; this.openedOn_ = Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT")).getTime(); return this.balance_; /////////////////////////////////////////// //// End of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// } /** Methods Description */ public int credit(int amount) throws java.lang.Exception { //return 0; /////////////////////////////////////////// //// Start of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// if(this.accountType_ == INVALID_ACCOUNT_) { throw new Exception("Invalid Account Type :"+this.accountType_); } if(amount < 0) { throw new Exception("Invalid Amount (in cents) :"+amount); } this.balance_ += amount; return this.balance_; /////////////////////////////////////////// //// End of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// } /** Methods Description */ public int debit(int amount) throws java.lang.Exception { //return 0; /////////////////////////////////////////// //// Start of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// if(this.accountType_ == INVALID_ACCOUNT_) { throw new Exception("Invalid Account Type :"+this.accountType_); } if(amount < 0) { throw new Exception("Invalid Amount (in cents) :"+amount); } this.balance_ -= amount; return this.balance_; /////////////////////////////////////////// //// End of User's Business Logic //// /////////////////////////////////////////// } /** Setter Method for field --> accountType_*/ public void setAccountType_( int newAccountType_ ) { accountType_ = newAccountType_; } /** Accessor Method for field --> accountType_ */ public int getAccountType_( ) { return accountType_; } /** Setter Method for field --> customerNames_*/ public void setCustomerNames_( java.lang.String newCustomerNames_ ) { customerNames_ = newCustomerNames_; } /** Accessor Method for field --> customerNames_ */ public java.lang.String getCustomerNames_( ) { return customerNames_; } /** Setter Method for field --> balance_*/ public void setBalance_( int newBalance_ ) { balance_ = newBalance_; } /** Accessor Method for field --> balance_ */ public int getBalance_( ) { return balance_; } /** Setter Method for field --> openedOn_*/ public void setOpenedOn_( java.util.Date newOpenedOn_ ) { openedOn_ = newOpenedOn_; } /** Accessor Method for field --> openedOn_ */ public java.util.Date getOpenedOn_( ) { return openedOn_; } /** Default toString() method */ public java.lang.String toString( ) { StringBuffer strBuff = new StringBuffer(); strBuff.append(" Account: "); strBuff.append(" accountType_= " + accountType_); strBuff.append(" customerNames_= " + customerNames_); strBuff.append(" balance_= " + balance_); strBuff.append(" openedOn_= " + openedOn_); return strBuff.toString(); } } |
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