We have organised our application in the following manner:
An umple model called "newModel" was run and compiled in eclipse to create the following classes that incapsulate the "MODEL" in our MVC: Manager (Singleton) Match Infraction Shot Team Player
In the "Controller" folder we have a controller class which is the "COntroller" in our MVC. In other words, it includes all the functionality needed to link our Model to our View In includes the following methods: Create newMatch Create newPlayer Create newTeam sortPlayers by: goals, red cards, yellow cards, other, and penalites sortteams by: points, red cards, yellow cards, othher, penalties, and goals Create an array of all teams and sort them Create an array of all people and sort them Create infractions Create Shots
We also included an Xstream Persistence class and this classed is used in the controller when creating new objects such as players and adds the instance of manager to the XML
we also included a test for the persistence
We have an interface ready for the: Web browser Andoid Desktop
Unfortunaely we have not had time to link the function and methods in the controller to the view in our MVC.
However for the desktop application (MainGUIWindow class) we have partially added functionality to the bottuns, tables and they can tested or viewed when the application is run or seen in the source code
The browser interface is not connected to the controller, however in order to view the interface/test it locally, you need an application that gives you acccess to a local PHP server and mySQL server. Simply copy paste the files from the php foler located in team3/src/php into htDocs of MAMP/XAMP.... Go to the browser at http://localhost/8888/index.com and the home page shall show up There is a simple php script to only allow access to admin functions for Username: shane Password: mcshane The admin options are then available granting you access to live/batch/editplayer/editteam
SUmmary: we have a fully functioning: COntroller and Model and 3 Views (for each platform) however controller is not yet connected to view.