Banking Application

A Java desktop banking application developed for CS413 Assignment 6. Manages customers, bank accounts, and transactions through a Swing GUI, backed by a MySQL database.

Features

• Customer management (create, search, view details)
• Bank account management (checking and savings accounts)
• Account transactions and transaction history
• Customer address management
• Admin login

Project Structure

src/
├── Assignment6Model/       # Data models
│   ├── BankAccount.java
│   ├── CheckingAccount.java
│   ├── SavingsAccount.java
│   ├── BankCustomer.java
│   ├── CustomerAddress.java
│   └── BankAccountTransaction.java
│
├── Assignment6Controller/  # Database access (DAO pattern)
│   ├── DataConnection.java
│   ├── AccountDAO.java
│   ├── CustomerDAO.java
│   ├── AdminDAO.java
│   ├── AccountTransactionDAO.java
│   └── CustomerAddressDAO.java
│
└── Assignment6View/        # Swing GUI screens
    ├── BankApplicationMain.java
    ├── UserLogin.java
    ├── HomePage.java
    ├── CustomerFrame.java
    ├── CustomerList.java
    ├── CustomerDetail.java
    ├── CustomerSearch.java
    ├── AccountList.java
    ├── AccountDetail.java
    ├── AccountSearch.java
    ├── TransactionSummary.java
    └── CustomerAddressFrame.java

Technologies

• Java 17 with Swing
• JDBC + MySQL (mysql-connector-j-9.6.0.jar)
• MVC architecture

Prerequisites

• JDK 17+
• MySQL running on localhost:3306
• A MySQL database named CS413

Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Golden1018/Banking-Application.git

2. Create the database:

   CREATE DATABASE CS413;

3. Update credentials in src/Assignment6Controller/DataConnection.java if your MySQL username/password differ from the defaults (root / empty password).

Running in VS Code

1. Install the Extension Pack for Java.
2. Open the project folder in VS Code.
3. Press Run (top-right) or F5 — VS Code picks up .vscode/launch.json which includes the MySQL driver on the classpath automatically.

Course

CS413 — Object-Oriented Programming / Database Application Development