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Donjaber: Whats up Gus
Donjaber: guys
RaginAznXX: Hi
gggusss: whats up guys im eatin rite now, ill be done in a min
Donjaber: ok
Donjaber: Yo Gus, are the twins coming online?
gggusss: yea im callin em rite now
gggusss: k, they r comin
Donjaber: cool
Donjaber: did you do your part of the assignment man?
gggusss: im typin rite now
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gggusss: i just needed to expand, elaborate, on the manager interface right?
joeino02: use an example or get into specifics
RaginAznXX: Heya
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Donjaber: I have put the chat we had on the website, you were supposed to work with Rich on the manager functionality
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joeino02: damn ESC button
Donjaber: to complement what he had written in the assignment 3 link
Donjaber: its all good
gggusss: yea, i read it, so i took what u guys had so far on the manager functionality and added a lil bit more explanation
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Donjaber: now you have to link it up under your name on the website
Donjaber: whats up Joe, Michael, you guys did the employee part?
joeino02: we got patron stuff
Donjaber: my bad
Donjaber: yeah patron
GumbaGioino: lol
joeino02: np
Donjaber: did you link it up yet?
GumbaGioino: not yet
joeino02: no cuz i dont know how to yet
Donjaber: you dont know html, or you dont know how we managed the files in the geocities website?
joeino02: i can just barely do the html need to know how to manage files
Donjaber: the next message i send you will contain an html code that you should use to link stuff up...
Donjaber: <html><head><title>Joe</title></head><b ody><a href="yourfile.doc">What ever you want to call your link</a></body></html>
Donjaber: This will create a simple link on a blank page, it will show "What ever you want to call your link" and will link to...
Donjaber: ... "yourfile.doc" that you will upload in the "personal" folder in "joseph" folder.
Donjaber: you guys should have brought that up not tonight but before hand
Donjaber: we were supposed to have everything done by 10, so that we could work something out to consolidate all of our document. As I have to study tonight for an exam tomorrow and homeworks for wednesday, I will not able to do so...
joeino02: oh...
Donjaber: one of us will have to do the rest of the assignment tonight
joeino02: mainly the schedule right?
Donjaber: Richard will be coming at 11
RaginAznXX: I'm typing it up right now.
RaginAznXX: Almost done.
Donjaber: Schedule, yeah, and put every parts together in a consistent format
joeino02: k
Donjaber: meaning that it wont be copy pasting what everybody did.
Donjaber: It will have to abide to what she has asked us in the assignment too
Donjaber: Yo guys, next time get it done on time, we are losing precious time now, and it is all due tomorrow, leaving much stress to the person who has to put it all together
RaginAznXX: Uploading now
Donjaber: cool cool
GumbaGioino: dude u just got rid of the main page!
Donjaber: Jason , what did you do!
GumbaGioino: http://www.geocities.com/cupojavasb/
RaginAznXX: Oh, crap
RaginAznXX: Uh
RaginAznXX: Apparently, I uploaded to root directory...
RaginAznXX: Erik, do you have a copy saved locally?
RaginAznXX: ...
RaginAznXX: Crap
Donjaber: give me a minute
Donjaber: it might not be up to date
RaginAznXX: Sorry
RaginAznXX: Oh, I see how you have it set up.
RaginAznXX: I thought we had subdirectories under personal.
Donjaber: its all good, I dont have the latest things I uploaded
joeino02: i have old window open i can give u the code
Donjaber: just know that index.html is our main page. Unless you know what you are doing, be careful with it
Donjaber: what?
RaginAznXX: We got it back
joeino02: i have it open from earlier
joeino02: with the latest stuff
Donjaber: ahhhh ok
RaginAznXX: Yeah, I didn't know how uploading to Geocities worked.
joeino02: want the code?
RaginAznXX: I usually do FTP to my webspace.
Donjaber: go to view/source
joeino02: yep
Donjaber: yeah that would be good
joeino02: send a file with it?
Donjaber: copy the code and go to index.html, click edit and paste the code and save it
Donjaber: wait
Donjaber: 1. copy code
Donjaber: 2. go to http://geocities.yahoo.com
Donjaber: 3. log in
Donjaber: 4. go to file manager
joeino02: ill send it to u
Donjaber: ok
joeino02: i sent it u see it?
joeino02: can u accept?
Donjaber: you can send it to email. it doesnt seem to want to download
Donjaber: nah it doesnt want to download
joeino02: ok i emailed it
Donjaber: ok
Donjaber: thanks
Donjaber: back on track
RaginAznXX: Sorry about that guys.
Donjaber: dont worry
RaginAznXX: I'll be more careful next time.
Donjaber: next time guys, I cant emphasize enough, back up the previous webpage before any change
Donjaber: It's really not that bad man
Donjaber: did you guys all upload your files?
GumbaGioino: yea
joeino02: about to
Donjaber: Yo Jason, in your description you talk about photoshop and all, which is all good, but make it look as simple as possible at first, no font colors, no photoshopping, we will then make it look good by linking it all up to CSS...
RaginAznXX: Yeah, I know.
Donjaber: ...but only when we have the dead time for that. We want to make it all functional before making it look beautiful.
RaginAznXX: I'll do the PS only if I have time, which I'm kind of doubting.
Donjaber: I have that same thing too. I want to make things look good, but I learned where I am working, they need to make things work and then worry about the looks and feel. Time is money
RaginAznXX: Photoshop takes a lot of time. With other work to do, it took me a while just to get the logo done.
gggusss: uploagin mine
Donjaber: where is the details guys
Donjaber: are*
Donjaber: I dont see Joe's link
RaginAznXX: Details?
Donjaber: did you look up mine?
RaginAznXX: Yeah
Donjaber: I even started talking about the few objects I anticipate in the employee functionality. Hopefully this will all be enough for a good grade for this assignment, but dont expect it to be enough for the upcoming ones
gggusss: mine's up
RaginAznXX: I thought it was either-or.
Donjaber: either-or?
RaginAznXX: Either a link to an existing webpage and your description of it, or your own details on the functionality.
Donjaber: J, both our work is complementary, so dont worry about it much. you have the links which I have not. What I am trying to make you guys understand is that, we are expecting about 100pages documentation, and 6000 lines of code...
Donjaber: ...as I have surveyed a few past projects.
Donjaber: It might be less, but we will have to put up lots of work
Donjaber: I hate to sound negative all the time, but this might not be a cake walk.
RaginAznXX: Yeah...
Donjaber: I have put this class on my top priority this year. I have a midterm tomorrow, that I havent studied for yet, so I could take care of this class and my work
gggusss: ok, so plz some 1 read what i did and just tell me if i should be more descriptive or not
Donjaber: I even anticipated not to take another computer class alongside of this one. I dont mean to be negative once more, I just want to make this class an important one for you guys, cause it will not only be your grades that will be ...
Donjaber: ...into play. I am not coming up with what I am saying because of something that happened, but to prevent something that could happen
Donjaber: Gus, I dont remember what rich wrote about a manager, but it looks like a manager and an employee will have about the same functionalities. Which is the case in reality with the manager having more control then the employee
Donjaber: because your description looks a lot like the employee which J and I worked on
gggusss: hmmm....true
joeino02: ok erik we dont wanna hold u up cuz its late
gggusss: let me ask you a question, are we includin scheduling/payroll stuff for the system
Donjaber: about documentation Joe, even though a coder knows his coding best and that he would be the best person to document it, documentation will all depend on who and what is the most efficient way to go about it...
joeino02: i think documenting as we go is efficient
Donjaber: somebody might have a lot of coding to do whereas another is done with his task or doesnt have one assigned to him, and will have to make documentation for that other coder. Plus it is the best way for someone else to learn what...
Donjaber: someone else has done
Donjaber: yes and no
Donjaber: it all depends on the work load
RaginAznXX: It's less messy to separate the documentation process from the coding process.
RaginAznXX: Unless you're talking about inline comments.
Donjaber: there is a difference between documenting coding and documenting project too
RaginAznXX: That too.
joeino02: i agree but for a default we should at least comment on our code as we go
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Donjaber: if you are talking inline, sure, but like J said, it would not be efficient for you for example, to code a small module, and have to write 10 page documentation for it and go to the next module
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Donjaber: as important as documentation is, just like making the interface beautiful, we have to make the whole thing functional as much as possible beforehand
joeino02: just the inlines
Donjaber: yeah
Donjaber: make sure*
Donjaber: It will all depend on workload, and everyone will have documentation to do
joeino02: yep
joeino02: i also wrote the manual can come toward the end
joeino02: just meant the little things can be done as we go
joeino02: ie inline comments
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joeino02: sbu connection ?
Donjaber: the network seems to be bugging out
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Donjaber: Yeah, anyways, as we go along things will get clearer, and assignments will be clearer too (hopefully). We should just expect from one another to pick up a task if none is assigned, even if it is documentation
gggusss: well said
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RaginAznXX: Okay
Donjaber: true
joeino02: rich signed on so i gave him the invite
gggusss: so its rich online?
gggusss: cool
joeino02: maybe hes pretending to still be afk
Donjaber: no answer
Donjaber: Anyways guys, we have no time to wait for rich right now. We need to know who will volunteer to consolidate everything we wrote down, consistently to what the professor asked of us
RaginAznXX: I'll do it, but let me look at what she asked for again, to make sure I didn't miss anything.
Donjaber: cool J. we all appreciate that
RaginAznXX: I just want to make sure I'm going to do it right.
RaginAznXX: How are we going to handle the schedule?
Donjaber: we have to talk more about it though
RaginAznXX: Okay.
joeino02: should we do a schedule for the next say 2 or 3 weeks only
Donjaber: what I know from now, database and html will be done in parallel
joeino02: or for whole semester
RaginAznXX: She needs a complete schedule.
Donjaber: Well, I dont think it has to be a schedule with weeks and days, but more or less the order of the tasks we will have to do. It will always be better if we can estimate the times but I dont think it can kill us if we dont
gggusss: lets talk about weeks then
Donjaber: project wise, for the first part of coding, for sure we will have database creation, and webpage template done in parallel. We can start from there
gggusss: week 1: sql database, html template
joeino02: no week 1 UML
joeino02: next week databas and html
GumbaGioino: (design first)
Donjaber: yeah design first, but I was talking about coding
gggusss: ok so the first week (after design) is all about sql and html right
gggusss: erik, how long u think it takes to set up a database
gggusss: ?
Donjaber: for the first part. We might have other functions at the same time. but thats what I know for sure
joeino02: he said 3 days
Donjaber: 3 days is more or less
Donjaber: it depends how good the design is first
joeino02: we may even start the java program or practice applets
Donjaber: well ok three things, Set up database, set up database connection to JSP template, and having an html template set up altogether
RaginAznXX: Okay.
RaginAznXX: Erik, would it be a good idea for me to learn JSP?
RaginAznXX: I've always wanted to, but never had an excuse to.
gggusss: i dont really know jsp or sql, but ive already started lookin at the manual of my visual studio
Donjaber: well, it will be a good idea for all of us to have an idea of it. I will see how Rich and I can have an example or just a template to show you what it is all about
RaginAznXX: Sure.
gggusss: what jsp stands for?
Donjaber: visual studio is mostly for .NET framework. Check out netBeans which will most likely be the platform we will be using
Donjaber: Java server page
gggusss: ahh
gggusss: k
RaginAznXX: Netbeans was pretty nice and friendly, from what I saw in the lab while I was poking around.
RaginAznXX: It's freeware, if nothing else.
Donjaber: I was trying to just poke around, but couldnt get set yet today
Donjaber: yeah freeware
joeino02: itll do fine
gggusss: what version of netbeans are u guys runnin 3.6 or the beta one?
RaginAznXX: I got 3.6
Donjaber: 3.6
gggusss: damn that winxp sp 2
gggusss: it messed all my firewall setting
joeino02: sp?
RaginAznXX: Service pack
joeino02: rich aint coming
gggusss: yeah, it comes with a ms win firewall which i dont like but it overwrote the settings of my firewall
joeino02: erik go study we aint doing much
joeino02: we got this
GumbaGioino: yea service pack 2 is annoying with the firewall and security warnings
Donjaber: nah, I will wait for rich, and then when he is aware of things, I will go
RaginAznXX: Yeah. If anything, we need either Rich or Erik in the leadership position. They're the most knowledgable here, since we're doing a database-heavy project.
Donjaber: trust me, database is important but will not be the hardest
RaginAznXX: Ah.
RaginAznXX: So what will be, you say?
Donjaber: we will need extensive time (saturdays maybe) to work along in the lab, so that we can tutor the ones who are not used yet to the different programming, and it will be more efficient then online meetings
Donjaber: you mean hard?
RaginAznXX: Yeah.
Donjaber: most complicated will be the middleman between JSP's and database, back and forth. That back ground system will be where a lot of check and exception will be done
RaginAznXX: Yeah... maybe I should have said "anything that has to do with the database side"
RaginAznXX: I'm clueless on these subjects.
Donjaber: well, we'll see when we start coding
RaginAznXX: Yeah.
RaginAznXX: So these dependencies she's asking for, do I just put them in with every line in Rich's submission?
RaginAznXX: i.e: establish account depends on database
RaginAznXX: Log on depends on database
Donjaber: yeah, put dependencies, but you dont have to fill in between the lines of rich's work, it will not look good.
Donjaber: Just rewrite it all to fit a certain given format
RaginAznXX: just incorporate what Rich did?
Donjaber: give me a min J.
RaginAznXX: Sure.
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Donjaber: Whats up rich?
joeino02: welcome rich
PntMstrFlx: ok... hopefully not too many interruptions from the residents tonight
Donjaber: hopefully notr
Donjaber: Ok here is how it goes rich
Donjaber: They all linked up their work
Donjaber: I dont know if you did yourself... but J volunteered to consolidate it all. So he will need your link too
Donjaber: we need to talk about how he will consolidate it, so we dont leave it all to him
RaginAznXX: If anything, I'd feel better with some help. I don't know the project as well as you or Erik.
Donjaber: we need to help into how we are going to work a schedule out
Donjaber: we talked about these things but we were not affirmative or sure enough of ourselves
joeino02: weekly quotas sound best, not to specific and good guidlines
Donjaber: but we need to know which quotas?
PntMstrFlx: ok... just give me 2 more mins to grasp what's been written and get an idea of how to put some stuff together
Donjaber: I was also trying to put up in everyones mind our sense of urgency and how important 308 is especially when it involves everybody, so that is more or less about it
Donjaber: guys, I am going to leave in 15 mins
gggusss: k
PntMstrFlx: understandable... hopefully we'll be done w/ this soon...
Donjaber: if anyone has the whole chat for today, try uploading it as chat092004.htm for me
PntMstrFlx: now how long and at what stage would you think we'd integrate the JSP's...
Donjaber: I mean save it and upload it
Donjaber: I told the guys that coding wise, our first part will include heavy duty work from us.
Donjaber: We will try to implement database, put up html template, and set up JSP template altogether
Donjaber: I can work on setting up the environment for the JSP using netBeans, but I will require time and maybe your knowledge from what you know about netbeans from 336
Donjaber: you could start the database, and J could start the html. The other guys could look up what we are doing, but could be even more helpful making as detailed as possible a user manual
Donjaber: I mean start not making
PntMstrFlx: is everybody ok w/ that layout so far?
RaginAznXX: Yeah.
gggusss: i could help out with the html too
gggusss: if u want me too
Donjaber: About documentation, we need to set a template for it. There is an option in Word that links an index of paragraphs to the paragraphs themselves, and we will need headers and footers too. Everything that will make the doc...
Donjaber: ...as professional and efficient as possible
Donjaber: I am getting ahead of myself, but I want to tell you not to start by simply writing text at first
PntMstrFlx: ok... let's figure out how long each task will take...
Donjaber: btw rich, what I just said is for the first two weeks of coding.
Donjaber: after that, I didnt think hard enough to know what we would do
RaginAznXX: So...
RaginAznXX: What do we do?
Donjaber: J. sorry I cant help you more for today. I have to bounce though
RaginAznXX: Yeah.
RaginAznXX: Hey
RaginAznXX: One thing
PntMstrFlx: Good luck on the midterm
Donjaber: thanks man
RaginAznXX: Want to start doing weekend meetings?
GumbaGioino: later
RaginAznXX: Maybe every other weekend?
Donjaber: yeah\
RaginAznXX: I mean
RaginAznXX: If we get twice as much done on a single meeting
Donjaber: it would be very healthy for the project
RaginAznXX: In person
PntMstrFlx: we can talk about that during class tomorrow ... for now let's get this assignment done
RaginAznXX: Yeah.
RaginAznXX: Just putting it up in the air.
RaginAznXX: Alright Erik
RaginAznXX: Good luck
gggusss: later erik good lucj
gggusss: luck*
joeino02: nite erik
Donjaber: ok guys, remember to save this chat for me, whoever has most of the chat without getting disconnected
joeino02: me or gus
RaginAznXX: I probably don't have it.
joeino02: we didnt leave
Donjaber: Thanks a lot guys, I will let you know how it went. Also upload an update on the website if you come up with a new meeting
RaginAznXX: 'kay
Donjaber: Gnight guys
gggusss: guys out of curiosity, what percentage of sql, jsp, html and java are we gonna do in the project
joeino02: night
RaginAznXX: 'nite
PntMstrFlx: well... 30-40% SQL, 30-40% JSP, and 20-30% HTML, 10% java... however Java programmers will learn about JSP too *evil grin*
RaginAznXX: That much HTML, you think?
gggusss: so i better start gettin use to sql soon
RaginAznXX: Oh yeah
RaginAznXX: HTML for the employees, too, right?
PntMstrFlx: I think that was what the group was leaning too.. but we can always change that during implementation if you'd rather not
RaginAznXX: Mm...
RaginAznXX: We'll see.
RaginAznXX: Swing can get pretty messy.
RaginAznXX: HTML for now, then.
PntMstrFlx: btw... we have 10 weeks to do this
gggusss: shouldnt be a problem
RaginAznXX: Mmm... there will still be a lot of stuff to do even after we code it.
RaginAznXX: Like document and test.
RaginAznXX: Which will take a while.
PntMstrFlx: by what week should we have the final coding due...
RaginAznXX: You mean like, even with debugging, right?
gggusss: 7th, at most 8th, cuz then we need time to test
gggusss: then work on the user manual
RaginAznXX: 8th sounds good, since by the time we get to debugging, we'll have some manpower free to work on stuff like documentation alongside it.
gggusss: allright jason, so what do u need help with, only the schedule?
RaginAznXX: Mm...
RaginAznXX: I think I should be able to handle it.
gggusss: k...so joe remember to save the char for erik
gggusss: chat*
RaginAznXX: Rich, what should we do about the dependencies?
PntMstrFlx: the schedule I can help work out... think you'll be able to edit the assignment 3 part 1? pretty much filter through our responses to find the most approperiate ideas and integrate them... don't worry about putting everything in
RaginAznXX: Okay.
PntMstrFlx: http://kahlan.mrpalmguru.com/cse308/assign ment3.htm - right now I'm looking at another group's assignment 3
PntMstrFlx: we don't need to be so fancy.. but just seeing how they interpreted the assignment
RaginAznXX: Ah.
RaginAznXX: So are we going to have a database for the food items, too?
RaginAznXX: I don't know how that will work.
PntMstrFlx: definately for the food items... it shouldn't be a problem
RaginAznXX: Okay.
RaginAznXX: Just wanted to make sure.
RaginAznXX: Which things on here will we be using database for?
RaginAznXX: I have to put in dependencies.
joeino02: any information that must be saved
joeino02: menu items and accounts primarily
PntMstrFlx: yeah... all user types (employee manager patron)... actually... look over Erik's contribution to assignment 3
RaginAznXX: 'kay.
PntMstrFlx: right now just workin out a schedule w/ tasks... after I'm done I'll upload it so you can all review it and tell me what needs editting
gggusss: brb cigarrete break
RaginAznXX: I'm working on filling out Rich's Assignment 3.
gggusss: can we upload stuff to geocities using ftp?
RaginAznXX: No.
RaginAznXX: You have to get like, Geocities Premium for that.
RaginAznXX: Hey, should I put in how we plan on implementing each functionality?
PntMstrFlx: you don't have to
RaginAznXX: Okay.
RaginAznXX: Should I put in the objects, like Erik did?
PntMstrFlx: you can stick those in
RaginAznXX: 'kay, but we don't have objects for the other functionalities.
RaginAznXX: I didn't realize we needed those.
PntMstrFlx: we don't really....
PntMstrFlx: at least not that I can tell from the assignment...
RaginAznXX: Oh.
PntMstrFlx: but if we have em... just put em in =P
RaginAznXX: Sure.
RaginAznXX: Rich, would you mind if I swap some stuff around in your outline to reorganize?
gggusss: should be no problem, organize it as u see it fit
PntMstrFlx: go ahead... I'm going to upload a basic outline of dates and my addition to the menu feature right now.... everybody look over outline of dates because it also includes a more specific task assignment
RaginAznXX: What time is the homework due by?
GumbaGioino: b4 class right?
RaginAznXX: Oh
PntMstrFlx: yeah
RaginAznXX: Okay.
gggusss: j. what u got so far?
RaginAznXX: Filling stuff out for manager.
RaginAznXX: Rich, what did you mean by "review daily checks"?
PntMstrFlx: here... you can open up contribution
RaginAznXX: Oh, you got that in?
PntMstrFlx: kinda
PntMstrFlx: a bit more specified
RaginAznXX: Nice.
GumbaGioino: thats a well thought out schedule
RaginAznXX: Yeah, it looks pretty good.
RaginAznXX: Let me put the manager part in
Donjaber: Hey guys, I am dropping by a little again...
RaginAznXX: hey Erik
RaginAznXX: Rich has finished up the schedule, and I'm about to wrap up on the functionalities.
Donjaber: sup man, I dont want to distract you but for the other guys, check out the link rich found http://www.actionsystems.com/
RaginAznXX: Yeah, I was looking at that before.
GumbaGioino: jason had an actionsystem link before
Donjaber: ok good, I saw that already, great job rich
PntMstrFlx: :-D < - l33t
Donjaber: ohhh didnt check it out, didnt mean to take that away from you though
Donjaber: (J)
RaginAznXX: It's okay
RaginAznXX: I just linked to their screenshots.
RaginAznXX: There's this thing called Abacre
Donjaber: its perfect if we could get more details from it. But go ahead with what you were saying. I just wanted to point that out
RaginAznXX: It's a shareware POS system you can download and try
RaginAznXX: It's got decent functionality
RaginAznXX: Like employee database and open orders.
Donjaber: I wanted to remind you also, very important, state every outside resources we got, extra points for that
Donjaber: Yo guys, get back to what you were working on, I will take a back seat for now
gggusss: http://www.dinerware.com/ similar to action systems
Donjaber: sorry
RaginAznXX: k
RaginAznXX: So are we adding payroll?
GumbaGioino: that should be a later feature if there is time right?
Donjaber: lets get to the point where we have the customer information and leave it there for now
gggusss: dunno, i wrote it down cuz i thought it would be a good idea
RaginAznXX: Okay.
Donjaber: put it as optional if you want
RaginAznXX: Yeah, I'll do that.
GumbaGioino: u guys mind if i go to bed? i gotta get up in about 4 1/2 hours
RaginAznXX: Yeah, go for it. I can handle this.
GumbaGioino: ok
GumbaGioino: thanks alot guys
RaginAznXX: Good night.
GumbaGioino: cya tomorrow
Donjaber: itsall good
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RaginAznXX: Okay.
RaginAznXX: I have everything.
RaginAznXX: Now I have to do dependencies.
Donjaber: yo J, I miss some of the chat, are you really on top of this?
RaginAznXX: I've got some of everything everyone said into one document.
Donjaber: great
Donjaber: Rich are you there
RaginAznXX: But we just need dependencies.
Donjaber: sure, let me think a little about it
RaginAznXX: One thing, though.
Donjaber: ...
RaginAznXX: Do we need both an Order and a Check?
RaginAznXX: We can just have a check with a customer's name on it, right?
Donjaber: a check is a summary of everything about the current patron session
Donjaber: the order object will have fields and objects such as account information, order information which has itself menu items, waiter, status and will be the main object used by our whole project
RaginAznXX: Ohh, okay.
Donjaber: I dont think you know what a java bean is for now, but dont worry about it for now, its just like an object which has a life span of a session or something like that
RaginAznXX: 'kay.
Donjaber: so the check will be temporary and will have a lifespan from initialization to payment processing
Donjaber: whereas account information will be permanent in database, so will the menu
gggusss: guys ill talk to u tomorrow in class, gotta wake up @ 5:40, then drive for about an hour tomorrow to get to my 8am class
RaginAznXX: Let me put Assignment 3 up as it stands so far.
Donjaber: sleep tight man, we'll update you guys as soon as possible
gggusss: if u need me just im to my cell phone
gggusss: ill wake up if neccessary, ill cya guys
Donjaber: peace
PntMstrFlx: ok, had to deal w/ a noise complaint.... oh the joys =P
RaginAznXX: Ha.
gggusss has left the room.
Donjaber: lol, RA, couldnt deal with a job like that
RaginAznXX: Here, let me put it on my webspace so I dont' accidentally overwrite anything.
Donjaber: dont worry about it, you know how it works, it was just a mistake
PntMstrFlx: haha... that was hillarious btw =P
RaginAznXX: Yeah, but now I'm scared.
Donjaber: you will have to deal with the website eitherways
RaginAznXX: Hehe, yeah.
RaginAznXX: But it's late and I'm sleepy... so... Better safe than sorry?
PntMstrFlx: just toss up a link either way =P
RaginAznXX: www.ic.sunysb.edu/stu/jaccheun/cse30 8/assignment3.doc
Donjaber: true, but dont worry about it, 8-)
RaginAznXX: Hehe
RaginAznXX: FTP is faster, anyway.
RaginAznXX: What do you guys think?
Donjaber: Not to be a pain, but if you rewrite it in a consistent format, then besides dependencies, we would be good to go
Donjaber: and rich...
RaginAznXX: m'kay.
PntMstrFlx: yes?
Donjaber: documentation is going to be ongoing process, just in case I read wrong
Donjaber: the coders dont have to always write documentation, but to leave it to the end would be hanging ourselves up
Donjaber: I've seen bibles written for this class
PntMstrFlx: lol... yeah... it is an on-going process....
Donjaber: I told the guys that we would document our own coding as much as possible, but whenever someone is stalling or have nothing assigned to him, it would not hurt documenting, plus it's great way to learn
PntMstrFlx: exactly
Donjaber: By the looks of it, our project might end up being some much simpler then we expected it to be, meaning less functionality then we predicted
Donjaber: cause it would be hard to implement everything we talked about. 10 weeks is nothing
Donjaber: We are going to have to come up with the core functionalities and make up a hierarchy of importance of the other functionalities
RaginAznXX: Okay, go tit.
RaginAznXX: www.ic.sunysb.edu/stu/jaccheun/cse30 8/assignment3.doc
RaginAznXX: Er, got it.
Donjaber: what did you get?
RaginAznXX: Everything in consistent format.
Donjaber: sorry, thats not what i meant by consistent format. Are you going to send it as is, or are you going to take everything we did so far and word them, phrase them, standardize them into one format (yours).
Donjaber: it looks good I should say
Donjaber: just that it is a bunch of points. If I didnt know what this was all about I would be lost
RaginAznXX: Oh.
PntMstrFlx: at this point is there time to do all the rephrasing?
RaginAznXX: Oh, I just realized that I also overlooked some stuff while reformatting that I have to realign.
RaginAznXX: But yeah
RaginAznXX: How should I rephrase stuff?
Donjaber: Well, Im just commenting on it, but not expecting J to do stuff if he cannot do so. He did the core of it already
RaginAznXX: Wait, before you guys do anything, there's some stuff I missed.
PntMstrFlx: k
Donjaber: We could start by dividing what you have there into the different parts the professor asked for, and introducing them for example
RaginAznXX: Okay.
RaginAznXX: It's up.
RaginAznXX: Anything else I can do?
Donjaber: give me a minute
Donjaber: rich listen up
PntMstrFlx: sup
Donjaber: each group is asked to divide its project into a set of minimum functionalities / features, each as small as possible. The goal is to enable them to be added incrementally, so you could always have a deliverable
Donjaber: in the shortest time possible
Donjaber: Do you think we stated enough what our minimum functionalities would be for this project.
Donjaber: Lets clear that out for now
PntMstrFlx: well.... we stated the top view and all the functions our program needs to perform...
PntMstrFlx: general and a bit more specific
Donjaber: yeah we had functions alright, but what is the minimum we want to have as of now, and then if we have time we would add the extras
PntMstrFlx: I think pretty much minus the few optional ideas we floated around, what we have is the minimum for the system to be effective
Donjaber: so we have account information (including payment infos), menu lookup and setup, seat assignment and status, Logins,
Donjaber: and order
Donjaber: Lets think of the steps once more to be clear about it, because we need to be as clear as possible, this will be the basis of our design
Donjaber: but lets think of it purely as of what is minimal
PntMstrFlx: ok
Donjaber: 1- We need logins (guest or user)
Donjaber: We will have three positions (Patron, employee, manager)
PntMstrFlx: yes
Donjaber: After login or user creation, which will be done for all three positions we will have these different steps
PntMstrFlx: k
Donjaber: Patron: access to menu, makes an order ticket (menu items, price, linked up to his account ticket)
PntMstrFlx: reserve table
Donjaber: fills in payment info that we will simply store in database linked to his account info
Donjaber: we will not go through payment process, simple payment status
Donjaber: simply*
PntMstrFlx: agreed
Donjaber: so far, patron signed in new account, signed in system, made order, filled in payment, and makes reservation following simply a schedule showing next available table to be reserved, but not choosing from a list of tables
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