Retail Banking -$,ystem Graduation ProJ'.:e.ct

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FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND ADMINISTRATIVE

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2005/2006 Fall Term

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Banking -$,ystem

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Submitted To

Submitted By

: Department of Computer Information Systems

: Fatih

yAY

(20020704)

t.efkosa,

2006

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

For giving the chance of improving myself in this university with these conditions,

I

want to

express my gratitude to Near East University.

First of all I want to thank my supervisor Mr. Tansel Devin for his advices and his invaluable

guidance in my Project . He forced my creativity to improve myself and my project. I am also

grateful to him for giving his valuable time to me.

I also want to thank Miss. Nadire Cavus who help me all my advisory problems, and also

thank to Mr.Yalcm Akcah for sharing endless experiments in system analysis methods.

Secondly I would like to thank all my friends especially CanerCakir and Zekai Kiray who

causes question marks in my mind and forced me to solve the problems I faced.

Especially I want to thank Emel Y

azici for being my inspiration and for her support.

At last Nly

Family,

the ones who deserves the most gratitude for giving their endlciss

support

and eiidduragement not only for my study, for all my life. I really thank you. It,tduld

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ABSTRACT

EMF

A Bank was requested from me,to preparing computerised Retail Banking

System to handle their retail banking routines.

I thought and I designed a system that every part of the application must be module by

module.Main aim of the project was Fund Transfer and preparing SWIFT report for foreign

bank's transfers so my fund transfer part has to be seperated from crediting and other security

and account transactions.

I prepared a database design and showed it to Mr.

Y

alcm Akcali who is the CEO of

EMF

A Bank.Mr.Akcali notified me to do firstly fund transferring module to handle it fastly

with computers.

I designed the system's fund transfer module,security module,customer and accounts

module and applied it on computer with using Oracle Database and Java Object Oriented

Programming Language.

Oracle database support system to strong data warehouse,secure, thrustworthy, easily

accessible if users have enough permission and faster.Oracle database is suitable for kind of

new banks.If banks grow and database needs to be upgrade Oracle supports upgrade and does

it easily.Bank computer center ersonel could ake easily back-ups for keeping them safe with

avoiding dangers of nature and computer crashs.

Java Programming laguage supports Object Oriented Programming to do it's job easily

and safe.Object oriented programming is the newest technology in application programming

area.Also Java supports desktop programming and web programming together.If bank needs

to publish internet banking program on web my program easily convert to internet

programming to using internet banking.

Program needs only 1.5 MB of hdd for running.Java and Oracle orientation supports

instance connection for keeping database ports open to other users.

This benefit gets more

efficientnetworkand database .connection.Thats mean Retail Banking System could be faster

andneeds less resource

an4/ie'ss

effort to work stable.

System Processes:

l)User Process

2 )Customer Process

3 )Account Process

4)Fund Transfers Process ·

5)Credit Process

6)Credit Type Process

7)Bank Process

8)Country Process

9)Reports Process

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INTRODUCTION

Ratail Banking Systems has major components like fund transferring, crediting,

interested or noninterested accounts. Banks needs faster transactions,security and trusted non

data loss systems to keep transactions.Many of the banks have transferred their system to

computer for computerized banking.Computerising has get lots of benefit to banks and their

workers.Computerising gets more efficient time management,customer - bank relation and

improving workers performance.

The Retail Banking System has been added new inventions to their system with

computerising.ATM(Automated Teller Machine) get a chance to customers drawing money

from bank without any branch or banking personel.Internet banking supports user to do their

all banking operations without any bank personel or banking hardware,customers could do

every banking operation on internet instantly.Money moves fastly and securely than before.

Also country economy has improved with banking transactions on computer because

money can transfer easily with less effort and less expence,so citizens of country become

spend money more faster and getting money more faster.

Computerised Retail Banking Systems do crediting be secure and be faster

too.Crediting is posible now in 20 munites in some of

banks with phone or

internet.Customers are more comfortable · and · more equipped with computerising

banking.Bank's managers are more faster in descision making because they could take their

related reports faster from computer than hard recorded.

As a conclution Computerised Retail Banking Systems are useful for both customers

and bank employees .Both sides could. be take .different benefits and less expences than

before.

Computerised Retail Banking System prepared by Java Programming Language and

Oracle Database for EMF

A Bank.

System Processes:

])User Process:

This process gets username

&

password from users or managers to check if they have

permission to enter program.

2)Customer Process:

This process supplys adding new customer to database.

3)Account Process:

This process supplys adding new account to database with account owner,account

amount.

4)Fund Transfers Process:

This process is the main process of the system.It supplys transferring money :

From customer to destination name,

From customer to destination customer,

From customer to destination customer's account,

From customer to customer's other accounts,

From customer to destination foreign bank customer,

From customer to destination foreign bank customer

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5)Credit Process:

This process supplys to give a defined type credit to an account.

6)Credit Type Process:

This process uses by managers to add new credit type to database.

7)Bank Process:

This process uses by managers to add other banks to database.

8)Country Process:

This process uses by managers to add new country to database.

9)Reports Process:

This process uses for taking reports when necessary to inform both users and

managers.

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· · . DESIGN OF THE SYSTEM

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EXPLANATION

Minimum System Reuirements:

For Application:

Intel 486 Based Cpu

64MbRam

1.5 Mb Free Hdd Area

Monitor

Any Java Supported Operating System

For Oracle Database Server:

Intel 486 Based 800 Mz Processor

128 Mb Ram

3 .5 Gb FreeHdd Area

Ms Windows Nt or 2000 Server

Recommended System

For Application:

Intel 486 Based 1 Ghz Cpu

128 Mb Ram

1.5 Mb Free Hdd Area

Monitor

Any Java Supported Operating Sysiepi ,

For Oracle Database Server:

Intel 486 Based 3.00 Ghz Processor."

512 Mb Ram

3.5 Gb FreeHdd Area

Ms Windows 2003 Server

System Build Software

Oracle 9.02 Database For Data Storing

Java SD

Kl .5 For Application

I used Oracle and Java because Oracle is the most trusted and reliable database on this range

and Java programing language is an open source and free tool to programming.Also Java gets

system to be faster and hard secured.

Banking System must be secured ,faster and trusted.

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EMF A Bank Retail Banking System

!)Project Identification And Selection

Aim Of The Proect:

The Retail Banking System solution was necessary for EMF A Bank to automate fund transfers,crediting and Bank has to store them in a database securely.

Bank also decrease the worker size with this program because program gets rid of checking prblems and more effort to record customers and their account transactions.

New system gets faster transactions,secure data entry and avoiding errors for fund transfers and crediting because system checks every details of customer to be enough account or account credited but has not closed up to new crediting date.

Project Boundaries:

1 )Taking customer information to keep them in an database which is Oracle. 2)Keeping customer's accounts for adding ar drawing money from accounts.

3)Sending and receiving fund transfers between customers,acounts,other banks with using SWIFT International bank to bank fund transfer system.:

4)Preparing SWIFT document for SWIFT transfers.

5)Calculating and storing bank's revenues from fund transfers with SWIFT.

6)Helping to User when gives a credit to user if it's has credited account.If customer has a _. . . , .

credited account ,customer could not get any credit withJllis account.

7)Calculating credit installment number and showing

that-when

customer pays an inssallment.

8)Calculating credit installment amount monthly.

9)Storing credit types and their ratios for calculating bankrevenues. 1 O)Calculating and taking bank credit revenue from customercredit. 11 )Taking monthly credit installments from customer. · ·

12)Adding amount to customer account. 13)Drawingmoney from customer account

14)Keeping which user did any process with accounts to further disaggreements.

15)Giving whole or spesific reports about customer.account.fund transfers,bank revenues and crediting customers.

Resource Limits:

Designing,building and installment of system has a time limit up to 20-February-2006 becase of the system will be operated on this date.System firstly building for fund transfers and if time will be enough crediting system will be add as soon as posible.

System needs a computer for deploying Oracle Database,client side will be work on any regular computer.

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2)Project Initiation And Planning

Technical Feasibility :

Hardwares that are necessary are fallows :

a. A server computer with MS server edition operating system for Oracle Database

b. Client computers how many user will be use this Java aplication

Operational Feasibilty :

Managers has to learn how new system could be use effectively,because they will

assign the credit type,new banks for SWIFT and new countries for ne banks.

Users has to learn their part of the system fund transfers or crediting.

If Users does not use computer they has to take a short system using course for How to

System could be operated.

Sysem is user friendly so user could use system easily with taking short course.

Economical Feasibilty :

Oracle server cost , Oracle server computer and other user computers could be easily buys by

EMF

A Bank because system could be easily earns their money from banking transactions to

avoiding.

errors.

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3) Analysis

Requirement Determination :

Requirements Are Taken From Managers and Users OfEMFA Bank.

1) Speed of fund transfer.

2) Exact money has to be transfer to exact account,name or foreign bank.

3) Trusted datastore for future.

4) Increase user transfer and crediting performance.

5) Prevent data duplications (account,customer,crediting).

6) Prevent loss of data.

7) Easy and quick access to data.

8) Simple and easy user graphical interface.

9) Secure datas from outside attacks.

10) Restict some part of the operaions(Giving users to ranks) for reaching their related

ranks.

11) Preventing loss of amount errors for fund transfer.

12) Preventing to giving new credit to credited account.

13) Security ontrasactions and database.

Existing System Capabilities:

EMF

A Bank has done all transactions with hand.

Documentation has been taken by hand and it's storing on paper.Users has to find all

necessary information from hard reports.

Managers was not.take.reports.when they need instantly.

New System Providencest.

New system.

is

faster than old system because system has a database and automated

tmsactions for users. ·· · · ·

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Also new system.is secure with ranking system.Back up could be take easily from

computer and it takes only a ed.

System supports user to avoid fund transfer and crediting errors.

Managers could take reports easily and faster.

Users could check customers account amounts easily.

System could be recover with old back ups i its needed.

System avoids data loss it supports to keep minimally.

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Database:

System has 11 table in Retail Banking (RB) database. l)Users, 2)Customers, 3 )Accounts, 4)Acount Transactions, 5)Fund Transfers, 6)Banks, 7)County, 8)Credited Accounts, 9)Credit Payments, 1 O)Bank Revenues, 11 )Credit Types 11

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User Reports Customer Order Customer Data User Criterias Accept Or Deny User User Data

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User Process Detailed Data Flow Diagram

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User Customer Account Data 2 Customer Process Detailed Data Flow Diagram

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Accounts Add Or Draw Money Data Account Information Account Transaction Information

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Fund Transfer Process Detailed Data Flow Diagram

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Outgoing Swift Fund Transfers Swift Outgoing Swift Information Fund Transfer Revenue Data

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5 Credit Process Detailed Data Flow Diagram

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9 Reports Process Detailed Data Flow Diagram

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7)Creditedaccounts: Name CAID CANUMBER CAAMOUNT CTYPE CREDITCLOSED TOTINSNUM INS LEFT INSAMOUNT AMOUNTLEFT USR OPENDATE

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Name PAYMENTID CUSTNUM ACCNUM PAYMENTAMOUNT PA YMENTDATE USR

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1 O)Fundtransfers : Name FUNDTRNUM FTACCOUNTNUM FRACCOUNTNUM FRCUSTNM FTCUSTNUM FAMOUNT FRBANK FRCUSTNUM USR FTDATE ll)Users: Name US RID USRNM USRSNM USRDESC TYPEID. OP END ATE Type NUMBER(lO) NUMBER(6) NUMBER(6) V ARCHAR2(20) NUMBER(ll) NUMBER(12) NUMBER(12) NUMBER(ll) V ARCHAR2(10) DATE Type NUMBER(lO) VARCHAR2(10) V ARCHAR2(10) V ARCHAR2(15) V ARCHAR2(10) DATE 24

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USER GUIDELINES

System works with Oracle server to storing data.So first of all Oracle server must be

installed and managed by system engineers.

When Oracle server installed and prepared to available for application,network

personel has to connect all client computers in one Lan for getting and setting data to server.

If Oracle server and application computers ready in one network,users could use

program easily.

l)Users have to click only RB.jar for running program.There is no setup is necessary

to work application.Java application will work instantly on client computer.

2)Application connects with Oracle server when it is necessary,other times applcation

terminates the connection for avoiding both network traffic jam and Oracle server processing

and connection caos.

3)Aplication comes with User&Password Entering screen.That screen gets

user&password from user or manager to seperate their ranks to preparing their different

menus.

4)If user is manager application ceates new screen for Managerial Menu that is serving

managers the permissions to reach spesific managerial screens.

Those are:

a)Add New User

b)Add New Credit Type

c)Add New Bank

d)Add New Country

e )Managerial Reports

f)Switch to User Menu

g)Exit

. 5)If Manager. wants to see User Menu .manager could be. swicth. on to this menu

.. easily.Other menu items gets manager to do inanage,riaLwOrks

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d)Credit Payments

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f)Add money to Account

g)Draw Money From Account

h)About

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7)If user choose Add Customer,user has to give new customer's datas on this screen to

record it.

8)If user choose Create New Account,user could create new account with choosing

recorded customer.

9)If user choose Open Credit,user could choose customer and customer's account to

giving credit.If customer account has been credited user willbe warn by application and

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1 O)If user choose Credit Payments,user could choos customer and customer's account which is credited before and ready to payment.If customer or account has not been credited system will warn user with customer has not credited or account has not credited.

1 l)If user choose Fund Transfers,user could choose transiver customer,customer's account to transfer and user could sent money to another customer name,another customer account,transiver customers othe account or foreign bank customer.If user choose foreing bank customer user has to give foreign bank name and receiver foreign bank customer Identity number and name,sumame.

12)Add money to account and Draw Money From account is easy screens to adding or receiving money from customer accounts.User could choose customer and it's account for those transactions.

13)About shows the System's analiser,designer and programmers communication details.

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USER FLOWCHARTS

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Account Menu Flowchart For EMFA Bank Retail Banking System

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Draw Money From Account Flowchart For EMFA Bank Retail Banking System

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Credit Menu Flowchart For EMFA Bank Retail Banking System 1.3.1 )Credit Opening 1.3.2)Credit Payment 1.3.3)Close Choice

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User Reports Menu Flowchart For EMFA Bank Retail Banking System

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All Fund Transfers Report Flowchart For EMFA Bank Retail Banking System

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Managerial Menu Flowchart For EMFA Bank Retail Banking System

2 .1 )Add New User 2.2)Add New Credit Type 2.3)Add New Bank 2.4)Add New Country 2.5)Managerial Reports 2.6)Switch To User Menu 2.?)Exit

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Managerial Reports Menu Flowchart For EMFA Bank Retail Banking System

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APPENDIX I

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E-Books:

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Book:

REFERANCES

Oracle Solution Database. Java Developer Community.

Forum to solve Java Runtime problems.

Bruce Eckel Ian Darwin

www.bruceeckel.com

O'Reilly Publishing June/2001

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APPENDIX

II

,\ Source Codes Main.Java I*

* Main.java

*

* Created on December 1, 2005, 9:14 PM

*

* To change this template, choose Tools

I

Options and locate the template under

* the Source Creation and Management node. Right-click the template and choose

*Open.You can then make changes to the template in the Source Editor.

*/

package c;

/**

*

* @author Cheyenne

' */ '

public class Main {

I**

Creates a new instance of Main */

public Main() {

}

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. . *:@par~m·arg$ the ¢qn,tr\.a_htj line c3rglJrti~11ts

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. ···. public staticvoid•main(Strihg[l.args){: ·

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TODO code applicatibh'logic

here.:

· ·· Usrpass·nusrpass===heWUsrpasso:·

nusrpass.setIitlet'PleaseEnter Your Usernameand Password");

... nusrpass.setSize(420,130)';

, nusrpass.setvlsiblertrue );

I*

Cimp x=new Cimp();

x. setVisible(true);

*/ } }

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Usrpass.Java I* * Usrpass.java * * Created on December 4, 2005, 11 :04 AM */ package c; import java.sql.*; /** * * @author Cheyenne */

public class Usrpass extends javax.swing.JFrame { private static String usr="";

private String pass="''; private String rank;

I** Creates new form Usrpass */ public Usrpass() { · initComponents(); ·· jButton4.setVisible(false); ... this .. setLocation(200; 200); . ; .

'.-}

-: publibstaticfStrihggetdserO{ ···• · return usr; ·

}

/**ThJsrnethod is called from within the constructor to

' ' ' *

in itialize

the

form'. '

* WARNING: Do NOT modify this code. The content of this method is * always regenerated by the Form Editor.

*/

II <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc=" Generated Code"> private void initComponents() {

jTextField1 = new javax.swing.JTextField();

jPasswordField1 = new javax.swing.JPasswordField(); jlabel1 = new javax.swing.JLabel();

jlabel2 = new javax.swing.JLabel(); jButton1 = new javax.swing.JButton(); jButton5 = new javax.swing.JButton(); jButton4 = new javax.swing.JButton(); jlabel3 = new javax.swing.JLabel();

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jlabel4

=

new javax.swing.Jlabel();

jlabel5

=

jlabel6

=

jButton2

=

new javax.swing.JButton();

jPasswordField2

=

new javax.swing.JPasswordField();

jPasswordField3

=

new javax.swing.JPasswordField();

jlabel7

=

jlabel8

=

jButton3

=

new javax.swing.JButton();

getContentPane().setlayout(null); setDefaultCloseOperationUavax.swing.WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); setResizable(false); getContentPane().addUTextField1 ); jTextField 1.setBounds(120, 20, 90, 19); getContentPane().addUPasswordField 1 ); jPasswordField1 .setBounds(120, 50, 90, 20); jlabel1.setText(''Username"); · getContentPane().addULabel1); jlabel1.setBounds(30, 20, 80, 14); jlabel2,setText(''Password''); getContentPane(). add-U Label2); jLabel2.setBounds(30; 50, 70, 14);

' , , ' ' , , , , ' ' ' ' , ..

·.. ·J·Buttoht.setText"".Connect'').-·

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j Button

1.

addActioriListeher(

new

java. awt.event.Action Listenert) {

: , · , public.void

actidriPerforrnedUava.awt.everit.ActionEventevt): { · ·· __ ··. j8ufton1ActionPerf6rmed(evt);

~}

. }); getContentPane(). addUButton 1); ji3utton1.setBou·nds(2iO'.

20,'

90,

50); jButton5.setText(''EXIT"); jButton5.addActionListener(new java.awt.event.Actionlistener() {

public void actionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

jButton5ActionPerformed(evt); } }); getContentPane().addUButton5); jButton5.setBounds(320, 20, 90, 50); jButton4.setText("Continiue");

j Button4. addAction Listener( new java. awt. event.Action Listener() {

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public void actionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) { jButton4ActionPerformed(evt);

}

}); getContentPane().addUButton4); jButton4.setBounds(220, 20, 90, 130); jlabel3.setText("User Description :"); getContentPane().addULabel3); jlabel3.setBounds(30, 100, 110, 14); jlabel4.setText(" "); getContentPane().addULabel4); - jlabel4.setBounds(160, 100, 140, 14); jlabel5.setText("User Type getContentPane().addULabel5); jlabel5.setBounds(30, 130, 110, 14); ·")·

.

' JLabel6:setText(" ");

getContentPane(). add U Label6);

jlabel6.setBounds(160, 130, 140, 14); jButton2.setText("Change Password"); ·· jButton2.setMaximumSize(new java;awt;Dimension(73,23)); jButton2.setMinimumSize(ne.wjava.awt.Dimension(73, 23));

J

"Button2.set0paq· uetfalse): ' ' .. ' .. '.,.' .... '. '. ' ' . ' ' . ' .. ·' ...

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1;31:1ttQ04.$~tP:r~f¢(r~9$ize(H~WJa.v_a_:a.wt~ pirrie.nsion(73, 23)); - j8utto112,:add.Action Lisferier(rieWJavcLaWt.eVerifActionUstener(} {

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v0idaCtionPerforrriedUaVa'.awfeve11fActic:mEvent evt)

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'jButtbn2AcfionPerformed( evt):

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});

ge,tConte,ntPane().c3d.dUButton2);

. jButlon2.setBounds(30, 153,

zso,

so}; .

getContentPane() ;addU Password Field2);

jPasswordField2.setBounds(210, 220, 90, 20);

getContentPane().addUPasswordField3);

jPasswordField3.setBounds(210, 250, 90, 20);

jlabel7.setText("New Password getContentPane(). add U Label?); jlabel7.setBounds(30, 220, 180, 14);

·")· . '

jlabel8.setText("Re enter New Password getContentPane().addULabel8);

·").

. '

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jlabel8.set8ounds(30, 250, 170, 14); jButton3.setText("Apply Changes");

j Button 3. addAction Listener( new java. awt. event.Action Listener() {

jButton3ActionPerformed(evt); } }); getContentPane().addUButton3); jButton3.setBounds(30, 280, 280, 23); pack();

}

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private void jButton3ActionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

Connection con; String Ssql=""; Statement stm;

Resultset

sonuc; String ur=""; String ursn=""; String as=""; String

sa=:":

String u="";. String us=""; . Stri_ng_ne_wpass=='II!; ... . $tring·

ri~WP~$S2==

1"'; St'·'.,,,,,,,, ·•'·•'1· ·;_;;j111'.·" ·• ,· - .. ring.new.:,-, •. ; · .. , .

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riew2=''!\'.

int r; ·.-. try{

··c1as·s.forName("sun.jdbc .. odbc . .Jdbcodbclrrlver'');

.i..

catchjjava. lang. ClassNotF ound Exception e ){ System .err. print("ClassNotF ound Exception: "); System.err.print(e.getMessage());

}

newpass=jPasswordField2.getText().toUpperCase(); newpass2=jPasswordField3.getText().toUpperCase(); new1 =""'+newpass+""'; new2=""'+usr+""';

Ssql="update users set usrsnm="+new1 +" where usrnm= "+new2+" ";

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if (newpass.equals(newpass2)){ try { con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:FC","ff', "f'); stm = con.createStatement(); stm.addBatch(Ssql); stm. executeBatch(); stm.close(); con.close(); this.setSize(420, 360); this.setVisible(true);

Ermes ermess=new Ermes("Password Changed", "Successful"); ermess.setVisible(true); } catch(SQLException ex) {

}

}else{ this.setSize(420, 360); this.setVisible(true);

Ermes ermess=new Ermes("New Password Doesn't Match", "Wrong Password");

ermess.setVisible(true);

}

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.. · ·.· private vold'jl3µ~cm?Ac:tion P~r"forrr,¢<:iUava. «?wt:~yeht . Action Event evt) {

.. · .. tnis.setSize(426;340);'. : : .·· . : . : :· .· .· .· : . : : : : : .· .· .· . . . .

• JButt6ri5.setSiZe(90,283); ·. this.setvisiblettrue);

· ... private void.jButton5ActionPerformedOava.awt.event.Action Event

evt)'].

Systerti.eX,it(O);

.

}

.... '' ·

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· .. ··. ·.·.·. ·.· ·.·.·

private static final boolean isNumber(final Strings) { final char[] numbers= s.toCharArray();

for (int x = O; x

<

numbers.length; x++) {

final char c = numbers[x];

if ((c >= 'O') && (c <= '9')) continue;

return false;

II

invalid

}

return true; // valid

}

jButton5.setSize(55, 120); System.out.println(rank); if (rank.equals("ADMIN")){

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Managermenu mmenu=new Managermenu(); mmenu.setTitle("Main Menu");

mmenu.setSize(400, 400); mmenu.setVisible(true); }else{

Menu anamenu=new Menu(); anamenu.setTitle("Main Menu"); anamenu .setSize( 400, 250); anamenu .setVisible(true);

}

this.setVisible(false); /,.- }

Boolean usernamecheck=true; Boolean passwordcheck=true; Connection con; String Ssql=""; Statement stm; ResultSet sonuc; String ur=""; String ursn=""; String as=""; String sa=""; String

u=":

String us="";

. intr:

' · ..

:try{

'ClassJorName(''sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver"); catch(java·.1an·g·.c1assNOtFouhdException. e) { System .err.print("C lassblotf'ou nd Exception: ");

:system.'err:pririt(e.getMes·sage());. . . .

}

u=j Iextf ield

1

:getT ext(). toU pperCase();

if (u==""){

usernamecheck=false;

Ermes ermess=new Ermes("Username is Missing", "Please Fill Username Field"); ermess. setVisible(true); } us=jPasswordField1 .getText().toUpperCase(); if (us==""){ passwordcheck=false;

Ermes ermess=new Ermes("Password is Missing", "Please Fill Password Field");

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ermess.setVisible(true);

}

jPasswordField1 .setText('"'); ur=""'+u+""'; ursn=""'+us+""'; if ( (usernamecheck==true )&&(passwordcheck==true) ){

Ssql="select * from users where usrnm= "+ur+" and usrsnm= "+ursn+" order by USRID"; try { con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:FC","ff',

"f');

stm = con.createStatement(); sonuc = stm.executeQuery(Ssql); r=O; while (sonuc.next()){ r=r+1; as=sonuc.getString(4); jlabel4.setText(as); sa=sonuc.getString(5); rank=sa; jlabel6.setText(sa);

}

... if (r!:;:Q){ this,setSize(420;240);· jButton5.setSize(90, 183); ·· jButtontsetVisible(false); ... jButton4i~~tVisible(trLJe); . 'Label2'.setVisible(false)•· .. ,

1 '·· .. • • · .. • .

.... ,JPassw6rdF.iEi1cH.setVisib1e(fa1se);••• · fhis.setVisible(true);, , .: :

usr=u;. ·.

pass=us;' strn. closet);

' . con.closei):

}else{

Ermes ermess=new ErmesCUser

&:

Password Doesn't Match", "Wrong

Password"); · · ermess.setVisible(true); stm.close(); con.close();

}

} catch(SQLException ex) {

}

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/**

*

@param args the command line arguments

*/

public static void main(String args[]) {

java.awt.EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {

public void run() {

new Usrpass().setVisible(true);

}

});

}

II

Variables declaration - do not modify

private javax.swing.JButton ~Button1;

private javax.swing.JButton ~Button2'.

private javax.sw!ng.JButton ~Button3'.

private javax.sw1ng.JButton

~Button4'.

private javax.swing.JButton_

JButton5,

private javax.swing.JLabel ~Label1;

private javax.swing.JLabel ~Label2;

private javax.sw!ng.JLabel ~Label3'. ...

private javax.sw~ng.JLabel

~Label4'. ..

private javax;sw1ng.JLabel

J_Label5,

?~\\li\~)~"'l'd"'i~\\\~~'

private

jaya_x,swir:,g)

Label

jlabel7;_ . '. ...

. PT!V.i:it~J~v~~:\$Y,.,ing.,J,L9p~ULapE:il~{

· .. . . . .. .

· .. ·

, .... ·

· private{Javax.sw1ng;JPasswordt=ieid

JP~~swJrdFfe1d1>

· pfivatejavax-. swihg:'JPassword

Fieldj Password

Field2i .

privatejavax:swing.JPasswordFieldjPasswbrdField3;

· · prfvatejavax.swlnq.J'Textf'ield jTextFieldt;·

/lEnd ofvariables declaration

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Menu.Java

I*

* Menu.java * * Created on January 28, 2006, 9:42 PM */ package c; /** * * @author Cheyenne */

public class Menu extends javax.swing.JFrame { /** Creates new form Menu*/

public Menu() { initComponents();

this.setlocation(200, 200);

}

/** This method is called from within the constructor to * initialize the form ..

* WARNING:

Do

NOT modify this code. The content ofthis method is

* always reqenerated by the Form Editor.

*I

II

<eclito.r-Jold defaultstate=vcollapsed" .desc=" Generated Code.">

. privat~yoitl·ir:,itG<:>rnpon~nt?O

t

.

. ··; Jsuttoni:f:new'..]avax:swing'.Jsutfon(Y;

· .. ·JButtori3.

==heWJavax.swrng:.JBdttonU; j6uttori4'= 11ewjavax.swing.JButton();

. jButtoh8 ·==

new

jaVax.swing.JButtoh(); · ·

jButton·11 = newjavax.swing.JButton();

.. jL.abelf

=

neWJava·x:swing.JLabel();_ .. jS(Jtton1 = neWjaVax.swing.JB(Jttqn();

.. jEh.itfon6 ~ nev/javax.swing.JB.utton(); ..

getContentPane().setlayout(null);

setDefaultCloseOperationUavax.swing. WindowConstants. EXIT_ ON_ CLOSE);

setCursor(new java.awt.CursorUava.awt.Cursor.DEFAUL T _ CURSOR));

jButton2.setText("Exit");

j Button2. addAction Listener( new java. awt.event.Action Listener() {

j Button2Action Performed( evt);

}

});

getContentPane().addUButton2);

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jButton2.setBounds(210, 50, 80, 60); jButton3.setText("Add Customer");

jButton3ActionPerformed(evt);

}

}); getContentPane().addUButton3); jButton3.setBounds(20, 50, 180, 23); jButton4.setText("Credit Menu");

}

}); getContentPane().addUButton4); jButton4.setBounds(20, 110, 180, 23); jButton8.setText("Fund Transfers"); .. jButton8.addActionlistener(new java.awt.event.Actionlistener() {

public void actionPerformedUava.awt,event.ActionEvent evt) {

}'

.».

·.· .• ; g'§tConteiiti?~ii§().aBdusUtfona); :, .· '.jHutfon8 .• setBounds(20,

t4n;

180/23); . . -. JButtontt:setText("About");···

· j Button 1.

t,

addAction Listener( new [ava .awt.event.Action Listener() {

public.void

actionPerfcihilea(java.awt.event.ActionEvent.evt) { jButton11ActionPerformed(evt); ·

'··.}'

''' '' '''''''''' ''' }); getContentPane().addUButton 11 ); jButton11.setBounds(210, 120, 80, 70); jlabel1.setFont(new java.awt.Font("Tahoma", 1, 18)); jlabel1.setHorizontalAlignmentUavax.swing.SwingConstants.CENTER); jlabel1.setText("Menu"); getContentPane().addULabel1 ); jlabel1.setBounds(110, 10, 130, 22);

jButton1 .setText("Account Menu");

j Button 1 . addAction Listener( new java. awt. event.Action Listener() {

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public void actionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) { jButton1ActionPerformed(evt);

}

});

getContentPane().addUButton1);

jButton1 .setBounds(20, 80, 180, 23);

jButton6.setText("Reports");

j Button6.

addAction

Listener(

new java. awt.

event.Action Listener() {

public void actionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

jButton6ActionPerformed(evt);

}

});

getContentPane().addUButton6);

jButton6.setBounds(20, 170, 180, 20);

pack();

}

//</editor-fold>

private void jButton6ActionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

II TODO add your handling code here:

Reports nreports= new Reports();

nreports.setTitle("ReportMenu");

· nreports.setSize(400,AOO); ·

.. nreports.setvisiblettrue):

.

. · ., •... private v6idj ButtoritAcfibh Performed

(iava:

awt.eveht.Action Event evt) {

II TODO

addyou!

hahdlihg'c'ode'here:

· · · Aecouritrnenu

naceountrttenu=

new

Accountrnenui):

naccountrnenu.seffitlet'Account Menu'');

.. naccoUhfmenu.setSize(420,

210);.

nacccuntmenu.setvlsiolettrue): .

}

private void jButton11ActionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

II TODO add your handling code here:

About nabout= new About();

nabout.

setTitle("Abo

ut");

nabout.setSize(510, 550);

nabout.setVisible(true);

}

private void jButton3ActionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

II TODO add your handling code here:

Addcustomer ncustomer= new Addcustomer();

ncustomer.setTitle("Add Customer");

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ncustomer.setSize(510, 400); ncustomer.setVisible(true); }

II

TODO add your handling code here:

Addorder naddorder= new Addorder(); naddorder.setTitle("Add New Order"); naddorder.setSize(510, 400);

naddorder. setVisible(true);

}

II

Creditmenu ncreditmenu=new Creditmenu();

ncreditmenu.setTitle("Credit Menu");

ncreditmenu.setSize(350, 200); ncreditmenu.setVisible(true);

}

private void jButtori2ActionPerformedUava,awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

II

System.exit(O);

}

/**

*@param args thecommand line arguments

..

~..

. .

·., publtc .statlc.vold: main(String>args[·])··{···

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runu«

·, new

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•·}..

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});

...

}

.

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Variables 'deda·rafion-do

not

modify

privatejavax.swing.JButton jButton1;

private javax.swing.JButton jButton11; private javax.swing.JButton jButton2; private javax.swing.JButton jButton3; private javax.swing.JButton jButton4; private javax.swing.JButton jButton6; private javax.swing.JButton jButton8; private javax.swing.Jlabel jlabel1;

II

End of variables declaration

}

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Managermenu.java I*

* Managermenu.java

*

* Created on February 13, 2006, 6:03 AM

*/

package c;

import javax.swing.*;

/**

*

* @author Cheyenne

*/

public class Managermenu extends javax.swing.JFrame {

I**

Creates new form Managermenu */

public Managermenu() {

initComponents();

this.setlocation(200, 200);

}

/** This method is called from within the constructor to

* initialize the form ..

* WARNING: Do NOT modify this code. The content of this method is

* always regenerated by the Form Editor;

*/

II

<editor-fold'defaultstate='collapsed'' .desc=" Generated Code."> .

.. ··privateVoid

ihitComponents(}{>

y ."' , .

. , . . .. :'.}tabe1f

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Javax.svvingJButfohO;

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· JButton2·=.newjavax~swing.JButton();

· ··· JButtoh3

=

hew jaVax'.swing.JBUtton();

jButton4 = new javax.swing.JButton();

· .... jButton5=riewjavax.swirig.JButtori(),.

jl3LJtton6 = new javc1x.swing.JButton(); .

. . jButtOn7·

~new

Javax·.swing.'Ji3utton();'

.

getContentPa ne()

.setlayout( nu

11);

setDefaultCloseOperationUavax.swing.WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

jlabel1.setFont(new java.awt.Font("Tahoma", 1, 14));

jlabel1.setHorizontalAlignmentUavax.swing.SwingConstants.CENTER);

jlabel1.setText("Managerial Menu");

getContentPane().

add

U Label 1);

jlabel1.setBounds(90, 10, 180, 17);

jButton1 .setText("Add New User");

jButton1 .addActionlistener(new java.awt.event.Actionlistener() {

public void actionPerformedUava.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {

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}

});

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Banks nbanks=new Banks(); nbanks.setTitle("Banks"); nbanks.setSize(420, 245); nbanks.setVisible(true);

}

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Addcredittype ctype=new Addcredittype(); ctype.setTitle("Create New credit type"); ctype.setSize(410, 300);

ctype.setVisible(true); }

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Users nusers= new Users(); nusers.setTitle(''Users"); nusers.setSize(380, 290); nusers.setVisible(true); }

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private Javax.·swirig.JButt6ri j'sutton1; ·private·javax.swing.JButtonjButton2;

private javax,swing.JButton jButton3; private javax:swing.JButton jButton4; private javax.swing.JButton jButton5; private javax.swing.JButton jButton6; private javax.swing.JButton jButton7; private javax.swing.Jlabel jlabel1;

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