Bert Deployment Instructions.
Assumption 1. Classpath is correct containing MySQL java database connector
and JUnit
Assumption 2. Connected to JCU network in order for program to connect to emu.cs.jcu.edu.au,
where BERT database currently resides. This is simply to test the system
1. Unzip the zipped project install file: g50_bert_install.zip
- to an empty directory on your system
2. In the directory you unzipped the above file there will be a file called
build_bert.bat and build_all.bat. Build_all.bat
builds the JUNIT test class files if you want to run JUNIT. Build_bert.bat
simply build the required classes to run bert.
If you are unsure run Build_all.bat
3. Once all files have been built simply run the file run.bat
located in the directory where bert was unzipped.
- Run run.bat to indicate you want to book a room and look
at room bookings as per main success scenario.
- This is the success scenario of the Book Room. You will be prompted to enter
a start time (please use the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss), end time and a room
id to book a room as user 'ingramb'. The booking will then be saved to the
data store and displayed as confirmation.
- You can test the scenario 2a by entering an incorrect date when asked to
supply a date to display bookings.
- After the success scenario has run the system then ask you to enter a start
date and end date to display bookings - this is scenario 2b.
- If you unplug the network during one of these queries a message will be
displayed to the screen as in Scenario 3a.
MySQL Java Connector Setup:
(without the java connector setup you can run bert, but
it won't be able to connect to the database).
- Download the MySQL Java Connector from www.mysql.org.
- Decompress the downloaded file to your hard disk in an appropriate
directory
- Add the connector JAR file to your classpath
Database Access:
(use these to view the database as you add bookings).
- #1) Open a putty window and log onto manning (as yourself)
- #2) Type/copy this:
- mysql -p -h emu.cs.jcu.edu.au -u noske
- andrew
- NOTE: andrew is my (imaginative) password.
- You now have full control and grant priveleges to edit the main
DBMS on emu.
- #3) The name of our database is "bert", so type
the following:
- #4) The following commands will be useful:
- show tables; //show
all tables (there should be only 3 at the moment).
- select * from room_bookings; //use
this to check you have added a new room booking
- #5) If have dropped tables & want to revert to the
origional database (with 4 rows populated in each table) then type:
- drop database bert;
- And then cut & paste this mySQL source file. If problems persist
call 40553061.
JUnit Setup:
- Extract JUNIT to your hard disk
- Ensure the current dirrectory (./), the JUNIT home directory and the junit.jar
file are added to the classpath
JUnit Testing:
- Run the command java junit.swingui.TestRunner froom the directory where
BERT was unzipped
- The following JUNIT tests are available
- bert.BookRoomTest
- bert.dbconnect.DBConnectionTest
- bert.room.RoomTest
- bert.booking.RoomBookingTest
- bert.register.RoomRegisterTest
- bert.users.EmployeeTest
Compile and run "Working GUI" BERT:
- #1) Save bert_working_gui.zip
to disk and unzip.
- #2) Run build.bat to compile all classes.
- #3) Run run.bat to execute main class (in MasterFrame).
How to use "Working GUI" BERT (once running):
- As you can see by looking at the database (in the putty window), there are
only 4 rows in each table.
- Since we haven't implemented the automatic retrieval of a users login ID
(using LDAP), a temporary text field allows you to enter your loginID (so
BERT knows who is booking the rooms).
- Without changing the default values, click "View This Room
And Date" and you should see there is one booking for E1.015
on the 10/08/2003. Test some other vales (whilst looking at the database).
- Notice you are only able to type sensible numbers into the text fields -
(extension 2a).
- If you enter a end time before the start time you will see an error message
when you click on "Make Booking"
- Have a play.