
Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
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Author: Cay S. Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 21, Problem 6PP
Program Plan Intro
Implementation of a Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Program plan:
- In a file “BankAccount.java”, create a class “BankAccount”,
- Declare the necessary variables.
- Define the constructor to create a bank account with “0” balance.
- Define the constructor to create a bank account with a specified balance.
- Define the method “getAccountNumber()” to return the account number.
- Define the method “deposit()” deposit the amount into the bank account.
- Define the method “withdraw()” to debit the amount from the bank account.
- Define the method “getBalance()” to return the bank balance.
- In a file “BankData.java”, import the packages and create a class “BankData”,
- Declare the object variable.
- Define the constructor to create a “BankData” object.
- Define the method “open()” to open the data file.
- Define the method “size()” to return the number of accounts in the file.
- Define the method “close()” to close the data file..
- Define the method “read()” to read the savings account records.
- Define the method “find()” to search the position of a bank account with a given number.
- Define the method “write()” to write the savings account record to the data file.
- In a file “BankSimulatorFrame.java”, import necessary packages, and create a class “BankSimulatorFrame”,
- Declare and initialize the necessary static variables.
- Declare the necessary variables.
- Define the constructor,
- Create an object for “BankData”.
- Call the method “setLayout()”.
- Call the method “add()” to add the various panel.
- Call the method “setSize()” to set the frame size.
- Define the method “createLoadPanel()”,
- Create a panel.
- Create a button “Load”.
- Add the button into the panel.
- Create Listener class for the button,
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- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Create “JFileChooser” object.
- Check the condition for the file chooser,
- Execute try statement,
- Open the file
- Enable the buttons.
- Catch if exception occurs.
- Execute try statement,
- Check the condition for the file chooser,
- Create “JFileChooser” object.
- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Call the action listener method.
- Return the panel.
- Define the panel method “createFindPanel()”,
- Create a panel.
- Create a button “Find”.
- Disable the button.
- Add the button into the panel.
- Create a button “add”.
- Disable the button.
- Add the button into the panel.
- Create text field.
- Add the text field into the panel.
- Create a listener class for the buttons,
-
- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Execute try statement,
- Get the account number.
- Search the position of the account number.
- Check the condition,
- Display the message.
- Disable the button.
- Otherwise,
- Read the current position.
- Set the text for the label.
- Enable the button.
- Catch if “IOException” exception occurs.
- Catch if “NumberFormatException” exception occurs.
- Execute try statement,
- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Call the listener method.
- Create a class for button listener,
-
- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Get the account number.
- Search the position.
- Check the condition,
- Get the size.
- Create a new account.
- Call the method “write()”.
- Otherwise,
- Display the message.
- Read the current position.
- Set the text.
- Enable the button.
- Catch if “IOException” exception occurs.
- Catch if “NumberFormatException” exception occurs.
- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Call the method action listener method.
- Returns the panel.
- Define the method “createBalancePanel()”,
- Create a panel.
- Create empty label.
- Add the label into the panel.
- Return the panel.
- Define the method “createDepositPanel()”,
- Create a panel.
- Create a button “Deposit”.
- Create and add the label into the panel.
- Create and add the text field into the panel.
- Add the button into the panel.
- Create a listener class for the buttons,
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- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Execute try statement,
- Get the amount.
- Call the method “deposit()”.
- Call the method “write()”.
- Set the text.
- Enable the button.
- Catch if “IOException” exception occurs.
- Catch if “NumberFormatException” exception occurs.
- Execute try statement,
- Define the method “actionPerformed()”,
- Call the listener method.
- Returns the panel.
- Define the method “createLoadPanel()”,
- In a file “BankSimulatorViewer.java”, import necessary packages, and create a class “BankSimulatorViewer”,
- Define the “main()” method.
- Create “BankSimulatorFrame” object.
- Call the method to define the frame operation.
- Set the frame’s title.
- Make the frame visible.
- Define the “main()” method.
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