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Caution
Make sure to have plenty of hardware capacity when simultaneously running both Visual Basic and Visual Modeler. I work with these tools on two PCs (PII-233 and P133), each with 32MB of RAM and 5GB of disk space (with the maximum recommended virtual memory setting). Otherwise, these tools could suffer serious performance degradation and crash your machine. |
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New Term: An iteration plan sets forth which use cases and/or features of the application will be implemented in each construction cycle. |
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With Visual Basic running, start Visual Modeler. Create the classes shown in Table 4.1, along with their corresponding properties and methods. |
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| TABLE 4.1. CLASS FOR THE SAMSONA BANK TELLER SYSTEM EXAMPLE. | | Class | Properties | Methods | | Customer | FirstName | establish | | Lastname | verify | | MiddleName | | | Address | | | City | | | State | | | Zip | | | Country | | | Phone | | | DOB | | | SSN | | | BankAccounts (Collection class) | | | | Account | Number | openAccount | | CurrBalance | closeAccount | | Status | withdraw | | | deposit | | | view | | CreditHistoryInfo | CreditBureauID | verify | | CheckAccountHistoryInfo | IsHistoryOK | verify | | | |
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