Showing posts with label Java Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Java Projects. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 November 2011

Java - MiniProject - P2P Filesharing



P2P Filesharing


Description:
Share mp3 and ogg Files Client-Server. A mp3- ogg-Player is integrated. Server with Login-Option, Data encrypted. Tested in Lan and Internet. Connect over Socket.(Multithread)
With resume canceled Downloads. Languages: German and English.



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Java - MiniProject - MCQ Quiz Application



MCQ Quiz Application


Description: 

This code is an implementation of MCQ Quiz System. It was a requirement of my semester, I grabbed the maximum marks and now thought I should share this code with all of you. So that's why it is here now.  The system is fully developed in core java and it uses multiple choice questions approach. It is a menu-based application and executes the operation based on user's choice as to be directly inputted in console.
This program uses a simple text file to store and manipulate questions. The questions are stored in CSV (Comma Separated Value) format. It maintains a very very simple data structure. First part meant for the question, the next four sections are four options to be given in console(in front of the user) and last part has the correct answer stored(it points to the element no. in the array of answers). The file "Questions.Txt" is also included in the zip. Anyone can use the file or create new or modify their own questions. The presentation of questions is fully dynamic. Presentation fully depends on the master file (which have the questions data stored). This file will be automatically created by the program if not found in the application path. It also displays the contest summary along with the correct answers of all questions answered wrongly at quiz's end. It has the pin-point focus on number of questions presented, answered or skipped. The program also computes accuracy percentage based on no. of correct answers. See the screenshot. I have put my effort to make it user-friendly and more-n-more dynamically. Personally I think, this code is a great example of Object Oriented Programming (OOPs).



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Java - MiniProject - Networking Payroll System



Networking Payroll System




Description:
A Detailed implementation of Payroll system - The DTR and Payroll System is Connected via Local area Network.




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Java - MiniProject - Networking Library System



Networking Library System


Description:
This Networking Library System system contain complete functionality of a Library and it can work on LAN network.


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Java - MiniProject - Advanced Payroll System


Advanced Payroll System



Description:
This is complete Payroll Application including Printpreviw and printing also no need to make ODBC connection directly run anywhere.



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Java - MiniProject - Basic Library System


Basic Library System



Description:

A basic library inventory system. Ready to implement. Contains some major modules.




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Java - MiniProject - Insertion Sort


Insertion Sort


Description:

About this code I called this one insertion sort it is another sorting algorithm in computer science that is widely used to sort numbers and strings. I created this program to give insights on how to use and how it works. I hope this will help somebody who wish to learn sorting algorithms using Java as their tool in software development.



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Java - MiniProject - Shell Sort


Shell Sort


Description:

This is another version of a sorting algoritm it is called Shell Sort. It was developed by Dr. Donald Shell an american computer scientist. It is one of the most efficient sorting algorithm that is widely used.



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Java - MiniProject - Selection Sort


Selection Sort


Description: This code is another sorting algorithm called selection sort written in Java. 



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Java - MiniProject - Hotel Reservation


Hotel Reservation


Description:

This is a hotel reservation System with all the necessary properties.




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Java - MiniProject - Hospital Management


Hospital Management


Description:

Hospital Management. The administrator can register new employees and give the required rights to them. Room allocation, medicine, prescriptions, payments, etc will be controlled through this.



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Java - MiniProject - File Split/Merge




File Split/Merge




Description:


Allows you to split any file into smaller (User defined) chunks and reassemble them. Packaged in class form with an example form interface. Provides information such as operation run time, # of file splits, and file size along with progress bars. Also documented with intellisense and regular comments. Forgot to mention the solution is VS 2008, but the code should copy into VS 2005. I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions you might have and I plan to update it as time allows to add some verification and the ability to split multiple files at once.


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Java - MiniProject - Car Sales System

Car Sales System



Description :

This program is a simple car sales system, you can add cars with details such as kilometers travelled, price, manufacturer, model, and additional info. Stores the cars using good OO design. The program uses swing and is a GUI application. On exit the cars are saved to a data file named cars.dat in the same directory as the program. Next time the program is loaded it reads the data file and loads in all the cars. Serialisation is used for the reading and saving of the binary file. This program was for a university assignment. It's been graded so hopefully there is no problem with releasing it. It will hopefully teach a lot of things, like swing, awt events, layout managers, swing events, simple menu's, JDialog's, using JTabbedPane. It features a simple sorting algorithm which sorts strings in alphabetical order, and has an example of how you can invoke a method inside a object with only a reference to a object, and not knowing what class it belongs to. It's an alternative to using an interface i suppose. Teaches serialisation also, which is basically saving the contents of an entire object in a data file, which can easily be read back into the object next time the program is loaded. Code is commented using javadoc standards



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