This is the project for Software II - Advanced Java Concepts – C195. This project is basically a CRM. This application is titled ACME CRM and is for a company that has multiple offices that need to manage customers and their appointments. Time is military time. Dates and time are put into the database in UTC and displayed locally. Notable code is commented.
Username: test Password: test
mvn clean install
mvn jfx:native
- Phoenix, Arizona
- New York, New York
- London, England
- English
- Spanish
USING LANGUAGES WORKS 2 WAYS: DETECTION AND MANUAL SETTING. ON THE LOGIN PAGE THE DEFAULT LOCALE IS BY DEFAULT (IN THE GETTER) IF IT HAS NOT BEEN SET. IF THE USER WISHES TO CHANGE IT MANUALLY THEY CAN FROM THE MENU DROP DOWN. SEE THE setUp METHODN ON LOGIN CONTROLLER AND THE getLocale METHOD ON ContextServiceImpl.
Business hours are from 0900-1700, appointments can span more than one day but cannot go outside of these hours. If an appointment spans more than 1 day it means the customer will be in the office for that period of time within business hours.
A user transparently sees times in their own time zone and the dates and time are put into the database into UTC. When they come out of the database they are adjusted automatically at the entity layer into the user's local time zone. If an appointment is in another time zone (because the times are outside of business hours for the user viewing them), it is suggested that the user communicate with the other user so the other use can make appropriate adjustments in their time zone.
A reminder is created and updated when an appointment is created and updated. It is created and set for 15 minutes before the appointment. On login and appointment creation and updating it will be scheduled/rescheduled for display 15 minutes before the appointment transparently conforming to the user's time zone.
Logins are stored at the top-level directory of the project in logins.txt with a UTC timestamp.
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