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    This document outlines requirements for a banking application including account creation and transactions, technical requirements, features, technology, design patterns, classes, and potential additional features. The application will allow for account opening and closing, deposits, withdrawals, and transfers with transaction logging for each account. It will utilize MVC architecture, threads for concurrency, pipes for communication, design patterns like singleton and factory methods. The language will be C++ on Unix using gdb for debugging. Classes will include controllers, forms, exceptions, generators, caches, logs, and factories. Connecting to a database and improved concurrency are listed as potential additional features.

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    This document outlines requirements for a banking application including account creation and transactions, technical requirements, features, technology, design patterns, classes, and potential additional features. The application will allow for account opening and closing, deposits, withdrawals, and transfers with transaction logging for each account. It will utilize MVC architecture, threads for concurrency, pipes for communication, design patterns like singleton and factory methods. The language will be C++ on Unix using gdb for debugging. Classes will include controllers, forms, exceptions, generators, caches, logs, and factories. Connecting to a database and improved concurrency are listed as potential additional features.

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    Banking Application: Ankit Srivastava

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    This document outlines requirements for a banking application including account creation and transactions, technical requirements, features, technology, design patterns, classes, and potential additional features. The application will allow for account opening and closing, deposits, withdrawals, and transfers with transaction logging for each account. It will utilize MVC architecture, threads for concurrency, pipes for communication, design patterns like singleton and factory methods. The language will be C++ on Unix using gdb for debugging. Classes will include controllers, forms, exceptions, generators, caches, logs, and factories. Connecting to a database and improved concurrency are listed as potential additional features.

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    BANKING APPLICATION

    Ankit Srivastava

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    Introduction

    Creation of a Transaction based banking application. Real time application features such as date/time and error checking and external transfer.

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    Requirements of Bank Application


    Creation of account Opening and Closing of account Transfer/Deposit/Withdraw Transaction log for a particular account Display Details of a particular account External transfer
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    Technical Requirements

    Errors and exception handling File reading and tokenization Making all objects on heap There should be no memory leaks Usage of maps Operator overloading
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    Features
    Special Features: 1)MVC Architecture 2)Threads(mutex) 3)Pipes(uni-directional) 4)Design Patterns 5)Client-Server Architecture
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    Technology
    Language: C++/C Platform: Unix Debugging Tool: gdb

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    Design Patterns and STL


    Singleton Factory Methods Memento Command Vector Maps

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    Class Diagram
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    Special Classes

    Controllers Forms Exception Classes Account no. and Transaction id Generators Property Reader Account Cache Transaction Log Service Policy Factories
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    Features Which can be added


    Database connectivity Concurrent transaction processing Wound-wait and Wait-die scheme

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    THANK YOU

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