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CashMachine
An example cash machine <-> bank system implementation
uses JavaFX for the user interface.
Lab Brief
Notice the structure of the current project before you start. Read thru the code. READ THRU THE CODE.
- 2 Account Classes: Basic, Premium
- Other Classes include Bank, Account, CashMachine.
Read them all, trying to get an idea of how it all goes together.
Notice when reading the code...
- Each account has: id, name, email, balance
- What does Premium account do that Basic does not?
- What are the two starter account already built into the project?
- Cash machine: enter account id to "login to account"
- enter a number then click deposit
- enter a number then click withdraw
- exit logs out of the account
Things to Change for the Lab
- Add more accounts to the default constructor of the Bank class.
- when you overdraft an account, print an alert message to the areaInfo object
Additional things to add
- make the account display more user friendly
- add a Form layout that has separate TextFields for each piece of account info. You'll probablyfind a layout that lets you do this, a little like the FlowPane.
- make the login stuff more clear
- disable the three buttons that operate on an account until a login happens and then enable them.
- add another TextField for the amount entries. make it different from the fieldwhere you set the account ID.
- enable the amount entries to be floating point numbers instead of just integers when doing deposits and withdrawals.
add a menu with a list of accounts in it and the menu action switched to that account. You may find that JavaFX already has such a thing.
Add a New Account Window(!) that takes in the info required thru TextFields and creates the correct objects so that is can be changed like the pre-wired accounts.
NB: When googling for information on how to do all this, be sure you start every query with "javafx " and your other search terms. That will limit the results to things that probably are closer to what you need.