This package contains design of classes that are used by both server and client.
Includes class design: Designs of the (public) Java classes that will comprise your programs:
- Descriptions of all public methods and fields.
- Descriptions of the arguments each method takes and what the method returns.
- Any assumptions (preconditions and postconditions).
- Any checked exceptions that may be thrown by the method, and the circumstances under which the exceptions will be thrown.
- How these classes interact with each other (UML Diagram).
Follow the links for detailed description of each class, including its fields & methods.
Represents a data-containing object that can be serialised and transferred between client and server.
Represents an asset that can be traded in the system.
Represents an item - an quantifiable version of an asset possessed by an organisationalUnit.
Represents an item in cart - a version of an asset that is considered to be placed into an order, at a certain quantity and price.
Represents a user in the system.
Represents an organisationalUnit.
Represents a collection of items owned by an organisationalUnit.
Represents an order placed by an organisationalUnit.
A package containing the request to be sent over the server.
A package containing a response sent from the server to the client, including the state of whether the request were successfully executed and an optional data-containing object (IData).
The interaction between the common classes is summarised in the Class Diagram below.
