Big Java Late Objects
Big Java Late Objects
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781119330455
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 23, Problem 5PE
Program Plan Intro

Program plan:

InvoicePrintDB.java

  • Import required packages.
  • Create a class named “InvoicePrintDB”.
    • Create function “main()”.
      • Check whether the length of command line argument is zero or not using “if” condition.
        • If the condition is true, then print the message that there is no command line argument.
        • End the program.
      • Make a call to the “init” function of “BasicDataSource” class to initialize the connection.
      • Use “try” block to create “Connection” and “Statement” objects.
        • Declaring “in” as an object of “Scanner” class
        • Prompt the user to enter an “Invoice number”.
        • Read integer value for invoiceNumber from the user and store it into the variable “invoiceNumber”.
        • Create a “Prepared Statement” object and select the data from “Customer” and “Invoice” tables where “Customer.Customer_Number” is equal to “Invoice.Customer_Number” and “Invoice.Invoice_Number” is equal to “?”.
        • Using “setInt()” function set Dynamic invoice number during runtime.
        • Execute the prepared statement and store the result into the “ResultSet” object named “result”.
        • Using “ result.next()” moves the cursor forward one row from its current position and display the values.
        • Get the amount due value and store it into the variable named “amountDue”.
        • Close “result”.
        • Using “PreparedStatement” interface, select the values from “Product” and “LineItem” tables where “Product.Product_Code” is equal to “LineItem.Product_Code” and “LineItem.Invoice_Number” is equal to “?”.
        • Using “setInt()” function set Dynamic invoice number during runtime.
        • Execute the prepared statement and store the result into the “ResultSet” object named “result”.
        • Using “While” loop, position the cursor using the “result.next()” method and extract the data from each column of the current row of the ResultSet object.
          • Print and display the customer formatted invoice.
            • Close the “result” object.
            • At last print the amount due of the user prompted invoice number.
            • Close “conn”. object

BasicDataSource.java:

  • Import required packages.
  • Create a class named “BasicDataSource”.
    • Create a function named “init()”.
      • Create objects for “Properties” and “FileInputStream”.
      • Load the file.
      • Assign values for “driver”, “url”, “username”, and “password”.
      • Check whether the “username” and “password” are “null” or not.
      • Load the driver by checking whether the “driver” is not “null”.
    • Create a function named “getConnection()”.
      • Make a call to the “getConnection()” function of “DriverManager” class by passing the arguments “url”, “username”, and “password” to establish the connection and return to the called function.

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