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Author: Cay S. Horstmann
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Chapter 25, Problem 2PE
Program Plan Intro
To print an XML file of the given form
Program plan:
- In the file “Coin.java”, create a class “Coin”,
- Declare necessary variables.
- Define the constructor.
- Define the method “getValue()” that gets the coin value.
- Define the method “getName()” that gets the coin name.
- Define the method “equals()” that checks for equal object.
- Define the method that to get the hash code.
- In the file “Purse.java”, create a class “Purse”,
- Declare necessary variables.
- Define the constructor.
- Define the method “add()” that adds a coin to the purse.
- Define the method “getTotal()” that gets the total value of the coins in the purse .
- Define the method “getCoins()” that returns the coins list.
- In the file “PurseBuilder.java”, create a class “PurseBuilder”,
- Declare necessary instance variables.
- Define the constructor.
- Define the method “build()” that builds DOM document for a purse.
- Define the method “createPurse()” that builds DOM element for a purse.
- Define the method “createCoin()” that builds DOM element for a coin.
- In the file “PurseParser.java”, import necessary packages, and create a class “PurseParser”,
- Declare necessary instance variables.
- Define the constructor that construct a parser that can parse a countries XML file.
- Define the method “parse()” that parse an XML file containing a purse.
- In the file “PurseXMLDemo.java”, import necessary packages, and create a class “PurseXMLDemo”,
- Define the method “main()”,
- Create an object for “PurseParser”.
- Get the command-line input in “Purse” object.
- Create an object for “PurseBuilder”.
- Call the method “build()” to build DOM document.
- Call the required methods.
- Print the output.
- Define the method “main()”,
- Create corresponding XML file.
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