CSP 584 Assignment #3

CSP 584 Assignment #3

Deliverable:
 Use the object-oriented design principles and utilize the
MVC architecture discussed in the class to produce an
object-oriented web-based enterprise application that is
reusable, flexible, and extensible.
 Use Servlets to implement the functionalities listed
below.
 Record 10 minutes demo of your assignment’s run using
screencast. The tool can be downloaded from this URL
http://screencast-o-matic.com/home
 Capture most important 10 screen-shots of your output
and save them in a file called output.pdf
 All source code and byte code shall be submitted.
 Readme text file that illustrates how to compile/install/run
your application
 Post your homework as a single zipped file on Blackboard
with the name “HW3_YourLastName,FirstName”
Important Notes:
 NO IDE to be used in any shape/form in the
implementation of this assignment
 Do NOT communicate or share your assignment with
others

High-Level Requirements:
Extend Assignment #2 for the online retailer to add the following features:
 Inventory Report
 Sales Report
For the visual reports in requirement #2 listed below, consider Google charts
documentation at the following URL:
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/barchart
Requirements:
 Add the Inventory and Sales Reports links that are accessible
only to the Store Manager
 Under the Inventory link, the store manager shall be able to:
1. Generate a table of all products and how many items of
every product currently available in the store; list only
product name, price, how many items of that product
available
2. Generate a Bar Chart that shows the product names and the
total number of items available for every product
3. Generate a table of all products currently on sale
4. Generate a table of all products currently that have
manufacturer rebates
 Under the Sales Report link, the store manager shall be able to:
1. Generate a table of all products sold and how many items of
every product sold; list only product name, product price,
number of items sold, and total sales of every product sold
2. Generate a Bar Chart that shows the product names and the
total sales for every product
3. Generate a table of total daily sales transactions; that is,
you list the dates and total sales for every day-date