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Atm Java Project

This document summarizes a presentation on an automated teller machine (ATM) project developed using Java technology. It discusses the characteristics and goals of Java, including its object-oriented nature, platform independence, security, and support for multithreading. It describes how the Java virtual machine, garbage collection, Java runtime environment, and abstract window toolkit help achieve these goals. The document then outlines the phases of software development used for the ATM project, including requirements gathering, analysis, design, implementation, and testing. Key requirements, design elements, implementation details, and testing approach are summarized.

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Atm Java Project

This document summarizes a presentation on an automated teller machine (ATM) project developed using Java technology. It discusses the characteristics and goals of Java, including its object-oriented nature, platform independence, security, and support for multithreading. It describes how the Java virtual machine, garbage collection, Java runtime environment, and abstract window toolkit help achieve these goals. The document then outlines the phases of software development used for the ATM project, including requirements gathering, analysis, design, implementation, and testing. Key requirements, design elements, implementation details, and testing approach are summarized.

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PRESENTATION ON

THE PROJECT
‘AUTOMATED
TELLER MACHINE’.
INTRODUCTION

The Java technology is ;


● a programming language.
● a development environment.
● an application environment.
● a deployment environment.
CHARACTERISTICS

●It’s the current “hot” language.


●It’s almost entirely object-oriented.
●It has a vast library of predefined objects and
operations.
●It’s more platform independent,this makes it
great for Web programming.
●It’s more secure.
●It’s simple.
Goals of Java Technology
 A language that is easy to program.
 An interpreted environment resulting in
following benefits:
□speed of development
□code portability
 A way for programs to run more than one
thread of activity.
 A means of ensuring security by checking
loaded code modules.
The java technology architecture uses
the following features to fulfill the listed
goals:
● The JVM
● Garbage collection
● The JRE
● JVM tool kit
The Java Virtual Machine
●An imaginary machine that is
implemented by emulating it in software
on a real machine.
●Code for JVM is stored in .class files.
●The JVM design enables the creation of
implementations for multiple operating
environments for eg: sun microsystems
provides implementations of JVM for
Solaris,Linux and Ms Windows.
Garbage Collection
 The java removes users from the
responsibility of de-allocating
memory.
 Garbage collection threads checks for
and frees any memory that can be
freed.
 It happens automatically during life
time of java technology program.
The Java Runtime Environment
Compile Class loader

Byte code verifier


Load from
hard
disk,n/w,or
Test.java other interpreter
source

runtime

Test.class hardware
JVM Tasks
 Loads code-performed by class loader
 Verifies code-performed by the byte
code verifier
 Executes code-performed by the
runtime interpreter
A.W.T.
 AWT is abstract window toolkit.
 It provides basic gui components that
can be used in java applications.
 It provides a machine independent
programming interface for
applications
PHASES OF SOFTWARE
DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE
 Information gathering
 Analysis
 Design
 Implementation
 Testing
REQUIREMENTS

 Providing provision for balance


check in account,withdraw money
from account,deposit money in
account,transfer money from one
account to another and change
password.
DESIGN
●In order to implement the features as required, a total

of 14 frames are made.

●various panels and buttons etc are also designed.

●Some of the frames are shown in the next few slides


IMPLEMENTATION
 As you just saw 7 frames have been made.

 Basic controls such as textboxes, combo-boxes,


buttons, password-field etc. are also added into
the relevant panels.

 All the required action listeners are defined.

 A class ATM is made for the interaction with the


MS ACCESS database.
Testing
•In the absence of advanced testing
techniques, basic testing was performed.

•For this purpose, a variety of records were


entered and the software's response was
noticed.

•Since the response was as expected, testing


was taken to be successful.

•Hence the project was completed.

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