//The main/only method used for doing unit tests.
//ONLY UNIT TESTS THE DATABASE.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Build the databases.
CustomerDB custDatabase = new CustomerDB();
AccountDB acctDatabase = new AccountDB();
//Add two customers to the database. Give Bill gates an account. He should be customer number 2, and have account number 100 (the first account).
//The databases do all of the work creating the customers and accounts!
custDatabase.addNewCustomer("Donald Trump", "New York City");
custDatabase.addNewCustomer("Bill Gates", "Microsoft Lane, Seatle");
int accountNum = acctDatabase.addNewAccount(2, 500.50);
custDatabase.addAccountToCustomer(2, accountNum);
//Customer numbers begin at 001 and increase from there. This should disply both customers with the correct information.
Console.WriteLine(custDatabase.lookUpCustomer(1).toString());
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine(custDatabase.lookUpCustomer(2).toString());
Console.WriteLine();
//an actual customer will never be able to do this for obvious reasons. The system can, however.
Console.Write("Bill Gates provides his account number (100), and should have his customer number returned (2): ");
Console.WriteLine(acctDatabase.lookUpAccountReturnCustomerNumber(100));
Console.Write("Bill Gates makes a reqest for his balance (500.50): $");
Console.WriteLine(acctDatabase.returnAccountBalance(100));
Console.Write("Bill Gates withdraws $200. New Balance: $");
acctDatabase.withdrawFromAccount(100, 200.00);
Console.WriteLine(acctDatabase.returnAccountBalance(100));
Console.Write("Bill Gates deposits $50. New Balance: $");
acctDatabase.depositIntoAccount(100, 50.00);
Console.WriteLine("" + acctDatabase.returnAccountBalance(100));
Console.WriteLine("Unit tests complete. Press enter to quit.");
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void Main()
{
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
//Application.Run(new TellerForm());
//Construct the models.
CustomerDB cDatabase = new CustomerDB();
AccountDB aDatabase = new AccountDB();
//Create virtual Donald Trump.
cDatabase.addNewCustomer("D. Trump", "Atlantic City, NJ");
aDatabase.addNewAccount(1, 80);
MessageBox.Show("Account number 100 constructed for D.Trump.", "New Customer Created");
//Create Virtual Bill Gates. He gets $10,000 and a custoemr number of 2.
cDatabase.addNewCustomer("Bill Gates", "Microsoft Lane, United States");
aDatabase.addNewAccount(2, 10000);
MessageBox.Show("Account number 101 constructed for Bill Gates.", "New Customer Created");
//Construct the controllers for the ATM's.
AtmPresenter ATMController1 = new AtmPresenter(cDatabase, aDatabase);
AtmPresenter ATMController2 = new AtmPresenter(cDatabase, aDatabase);
//Construct the controller for the Teller form.
TellerController TellerConroller1 = new TellerController(aDatabase, cDatabase);
//Construct the threads for the ATM's.
new Thread(ATMThread1).Start(ATMController1);
new Thread(ATMThread2).Start(ATMController2);
//Construct the thread for the Teller assmebly.
new Thread(TellerThread1).Start(TellerConroller1);
}
static void Main()
{
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
//Construct the models.
CustomerDB cDatabase = new CustomerDB();
AccountDB aDatabase = new AccountDB();
//Create virtual Donald Trump.
cDatabase.addNewCustomer("D. Trump", "Atlantic City, NJ");
aDatabase.addNewAccount(1, 80);
MessageBox.Show("Account number 100 constructed for D.Trump.", "New Customer Created");
//Construct the controller.
AtmPresenter controller = new AtmPresenter(cDatabase, aDatabase);
AtmPresenter controller2 = new AtmPresenter(cDatabase, aDatabase);
//Construct the view.
new Thread(ATMThread1).Start(controller);
new Thread(ATMThread2).Start(controller2);
}