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  • Shipment tracking via JMS messages

    a and b http://activemq.apache.org/hello-world.html - the nice one http://j2eearchitec.blogspot.de/2012/11/ejb-30-message-driven-bean-and-jms.html http://www.wmrichards.com/mdp.pdf the best one http://techtipsjava.blogspot.de/2013/05/jms-on-glassfish-queue-and-topic-with.html

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    Due by November 24, 2013
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  • Order Process Support

    Order Process (4 points): The system has to support a basic order and delivery process. Customers place an order that can contain multiple products. Each order is assigned a Shipment ID by which customers can later track the status of their shipment. Simple. This part is like second part of first milestone. Just some simple CRUD operations. All links to it you can find in the firtst milestone. Shipment status update(2 points): After successful delivery the shipment status is marked as delivered by an Omazan employee, which completes the order and delivery process. Customers can check the status anytime. Veeeery simple. First: smth like checkbox "delivered" for employee. Or better Select-List where employee can change status of shipment. You have an operation findById. Just provide a field, where customer can enter shipment Id and show search resalts. Better with simple ajax update.

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    Due by November 16, 2013
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  • Customer and product data management

    Customer and Product Data Management a) Business Logic (5 points): Define the necessary beans in your application server to support the adding and editing of customer data and product data. It's almost done. Just check all beans and field annotations. It helps you to undersatnd how I've built it and what is going on within project. You should annotate all fields in entities(beans) with JPA validation annotations: 10 Minutes video on youtube about it. Very simple: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfwLuEKBo20 b) User Interface (5 points): Omazan employees should be able to add and edit the respective data using a web interface and a native Java client. It is very simple. Best part to get started with Java EE. You have base for it like db connection and necessary operations (save, getById, getAll, remove update, etc). Here is a good article about simple CRUD with jsf: https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/jsf20-crud.html Don't forget to make "post-redirect-get". You can find all information about it here https://blogs.oracle.com/enterprisetechtips/entry/post_redirect_get_and_jsf

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    Due by November 8, 2013
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