JAVA Programming

Submission Guidelines

READ ALL SPECIFICATIONS. You only need to create one Java program for this assignment using Eclipse.

Overview

There are two main parts to this assignment.

1. Write a project and package that contains definitions for the Pet class and the Procedure class (see below for specifications).

2. Write a project and package that unit tests the Pet and Procedure classes. You will have to import the package that has the definitions of the Pet and Procedure classes.

Part 1 – Class Specifications

Class – Pet

Store in project/package: <your last name>.bcs345.hwk.vet.business

Member Variables (all private)

Variable	Data Type	Description
Name	String	Contains the name of the pet.
Species	String	Contains the pet’s species.
Gender	String	Contains the pet’s gender.

Member Method Signatures and Descirptions (all public)

Signature	Description
Pet()	Default constructor. Sets the values of each member variable to a default value.
Pet(String name, String Species, String gender)	Constructor. Sets the values of each member variable to the corresponding parameter values.
Get/Set methods	Write get/set methods for all member variables.
void Read(Scanner s)	Read the contents of all member variables from the given instance of Scanner. Assume the following: 1. Scanner is already open. 2. Member variable values are on separate lines.
void Write(PrintStream ps)	Write the contents of all member variables to the given instance of PrintStream. Assume the PrintStream is already open and ready to use. Data should be written on to separate lines. DO NOT ADD ANY DESCRIPTIVE TEXT IN THE OUTPUT. JUST PRINT THE VALUES. IMPORTANT – Whatever data is written out should be readable by the Read method of this class. If descriptive text is added then Read will not work.
String GetJSON()	This method should return a string using JSON formatting (www.json.org). Here is the format: { “variable name” : value, … } Each variable name should be surrounded by quotes. If the variable data type is String then the value should be surrounded by double quotes. There should be a comma between each <variable name, value> pair (no comma after the last <variable name, value> pair). Example (Snickers, dog, male): {“name” : “Snickers”, “species” : “dog”, “gender” : “male”} Example (Princess, cat, female): {“name” : “Princess”, “species” : “cat”, “gender” : “female”}
@Override String toString()	This method should return a String instance (not print on the screen) that contains the values of member variables with descriptive text. Here is an example of a string that gets returned from the method. Example date string: Name: Snickers Species: dog Gender: male

Class – Procedure

Store in project/package: <your last name>.bcs345.hwk.vet.business

Member Variables (all private)

Variable	Data Type	Description
Name	String	Name of the procedure.
Price	double	Price of the procedure.

Member Method Signatures and Descirptions (all public)

Signature	Description
Default Constructor	Default constructor. Sets the values of each member variable to a default value.
Constructor – Two Parameters	Constructor that sets the values of the member variables. There should be a corresponding parameter for each member variable.
Get/set methods for all member variables
void Write(PrintStream ps)	Write the contents of all member variables to the given instance of PrintStream. Assume the PrintStream is already open and ready to use. Data should be written on to separate lines. DO NOT ADD ANY DESCRIPTIVE TEXT IN THE OUTPUT. JUST PRINT THE VALUES. IMPORTANT – Whatever data is written out should be readable by the Read method of this class. If descriptive text is added then Read will not work.
void Read(Scanner s)	Read the contents of all member variables from the given instance of Scanner. Assume the following: 1. Scanner is already open. 2. Member variable values are on separate lines.
String GetJSON()	This method should return a string using JSON formatting (www.json.org). Here is the format: { “variable name” : value, … } Each variable name should be surrounded by quotes. If the variable data type is String then the value should be surrounded by double quotes. There should be a comma between each <variable name, value> pair (no comma after the last <variable name, value> pair). Example : {“name” : “Rabies Shot”, “price” : 25.5}
@Override String toString()	This method should return a String instance (not print on the screen) that contains the values of member variables with descriptive text. Here is an example of a string that gets returned from the method. For example: Name: Rabies Shot Price: $25.50

Class – Main

Store in project/package: <your last name>.bcs345.hwk.vet.presentation

Member Variables (all private)

Variable	Data Type	Description
No member variables

Member Method Signatures and Descirptions (all public)

Signature	Description
public static void main(String args[])	Write unit testing and other code in main. See below for details.

Automated Test

Use the Automated Testing slides on Blackboard as a guide when coding this section.

Create an automated test in main.

1. There should be unit tests of ALL get/set methods of both classes. GetJSON is NOT included here.

2. You need to write code that runs the other methods that are not being unit tested on each class (this includes GetJSON, constructors, Read, Write, toString etc…).

The automated test should contain code that demonstrates that ALL methods work on both classes. DO NOT TAKE THE TESTING CODE LIGHTLY. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO SHOW THAT EVERYTHING ON EACH CLASS WORKS.

Hint: To truly test if the output produced by the Write method of either class works you need to try and read in the file that it class generates with its Read method. For example, assume you write data to a file named “abc.txt” using the write method. You should now use “abc.txt” file as input to the read method. If the program fails on this read there is an error.

Deliverables

One winzip file containing all Eclipse projects necessary to run the program.

Project	Description
<your last name>.bcs345.hwk.vet.business	This project should contain a package named <your last name>. bcs345.hwk. vet.business. Create the package under the src directory in the project. This package contains the implementation for the program (Java class files).
<your last name>.bcs345.hwk.vet.presentation	This project should contain a package named <your last name>. bcs345.hwk. vet.presentation. Create the package under the src directory in the project. This package contains the implementation for the program (Java class files). Contains the test program that imports and uses the business package you created. The test program should be an automated test as described above.

Example Project/Package Setup:

hoskey.bcs345.hwk.vet.business Project

hoskey.bcs345.hwk.vet.business Package

Pet.java Source file

Procedure.java Source file

hoskey.bcs345.hwk.vet.presentation Project

hoskey.bcs345.hwk.vet.presentation Package

Main.java Source file

Pet File Format

PetName

PetSpecies

PetGender

Pet Sample Input File (Pet.txt)

Snickers

Dog

Male

Procedure File Format

ProcedureName

ProcedureCost

Procedure Sample Input File (Procedure.txt)

Rabies Shot

25.50