Software Prerequisite:
MySQL: MySQL is a full-featured relational database management system (RDBMS) that uses Structured Query Language (SQL). It is known for its speed, reliability, and flexibility. Eclipse: Eclipse is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) primarily used for developing and debugging Java code. It provides a base workspace and an extensible plug-in system for customizing the environment. Database Setup:
Step 1: Create a database named bank. Step 2: Create a table named customer within the bank database to store customer information. The table contains columns for account number, customer name, balance, and password.
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CREATE DATABASE BANK;
CREATE TABLE customer (
ac_no int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
cname varchar(45) DEFAULT NULL,
balance varchar(45) DEFAULT NULL,
pass_code int DEFAULT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ac_no),
UNIQUE KEY cname_UNIQUE (cname)
);
Eclipse Project Setup:
Create New Project: Set up a new Java project in Eclipse. Create a Package: Create a package named banking within the project. File Configuration:
Connection Class: Create a Connection class within the banking package to establish a connection to the MySQL database. This class includes methods for retrieving and managing the database connection.
Purpose: The Connection class provides a global database connection object that is used to execute database commands.
Implementation: The class includes methods for obtaining a database connection using the MySQL JDBC driver and credentials.
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Bank Management Class: Create a bankManagement class within the banking package to handle banking operations such as creating accounts, logging in, transferring money, and fetching account balances.
Purpose: This class encapsulates the functionality related to bank management operations.
Implementation: The class includes methods for creating accounts, logging in, transferring money between accounts, and retrieving account balances.
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User Menu Class: Create a bank class within the banking package to provide a menu-driven interface for users to interact with the banking system.
Purpose: The bank class serves as the entry point for users to access banking functionalities.
Implementation: The class includes a main method that displays a menu for creating accounts, logging in, and performing other banking operations based on user input.
Output: The project provides a user-friendly interface for customers to interact with the banking system. Users can create accounts, log in, transfer money between accounts, and view account balances through a menu-driven interface.
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