BCIS 3680

Enterprise Systems (in Java)

Fall 2008

Course Outline

Lab Tutor Schedule

Course Grades

Retrieve Posting Code

Problems

Problem #1: (GUI Interface: Frames and Panels)

GUI-Phase-I-GB (zip file) folder for JavaApplication4 NetBeans illustration—updated 1-30-08.

Problem #2: (More Advanced GUI Interface)

Vendor.txt

GUI-Phase-II-GB (zip file) folder for JavaApplication5 NetBeans illustration—updated 1-30-08.

FileChooser-Open NetBeans Project Zip file

Problem #3: (Database Integration)

NTCustomers.mdb

Inventory.xls

FileChooser-Save NetBeans Project Zip file

DMEApplet1 NetBeans Project Zip file

XML Illustration (zip file)

MurachEmail4 Example of a non-native NetBeans project implementation

Problem #4: (Introduction to JSP and servlets)

WebApp1 test application (JSP) for Tomcat integration

DMEWebJSP Sample HTML/JSP application for NetBeans (zip file)

DMEWebJSP2 Sample HTMP/JSP application with embedded functions; date enhanced (zip file)

DMEWebServlet Sample HTML/Servlet application (zip file)

DMEWebServlet2 Sample HTML/Servlet application with extended class for editing (zip file)

Problem #5: (Cookies, MySQL and JavaBeans)

DMEWebCookie Sample cookie and session deployment--altered to include “no cookie” try/catch (zip file)

DMEWebDB Sample application using MySQL developed database. File also includes DMEBuild.sql and the MySQL driver currently active in the code. You will need to execute the script and install the driver in the NetBeans project library to execute. (zip file)

MySQL-Scripts Scripts to build, list, add to and delete records from the MySQL version of DentonMunicipal (zip file)

DMEWebJSP-Bean1 Simple illustration of JavaBean deployment across JSP’s (zip file)

DMEWebJSP-Bean2 Multiple JavaBean deployment with integrated Vector storage (zip file)

IDE Support Link

NetBeans For Fall 2008, select the first option for downloading NetBeans. This will include NetBeans 6.1, Java 6.04, Web extensions and Tomcat 6.0.16. After installation, you will be prompted to complete a series of updates (as of 8/27/08 this was 23, in 2 sets). Once NetBeans has been installed and updated, select Tools from the primary menu and click Plugins. If necessary, click on the “Available Updates” tab and select UML by placing a check in the adjacent Install column. Then click the Install button and follow the remaining prompts to complete addition of the UML component to NetBeans.