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This page last updated 01/07/1999
All source code referenced by this page was designed and written by Tim Sabin for various clients.

Specialized Report Writer

• BadParameterException.java

  This class is used primarily to tell the user he has made an error in specifying the report parameters.
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• Day.java

  This class is a specialization of the TimePeriod class. A Day represents a single day as a report period.
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• ErrorScreen.java

  This class displays an error to the user via the Java GUI. The shell was created by SuperCede 2.01 - an IDE - but the guts were created by yours truly :-)
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• HardcopyWriter.java

  The class that allows output to go to a Windows 95 printer.
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• LunarMonth.java

  This class is a specialization of the TimePeriod class. A LunarMonth represents a 28-day (hence "LunarMonth") period as a report period.
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• NoPrintjobException.java

  The main purpose behind this class is to inform the user that he had cancelled the print job - and so this report cannot continue! (you can't have a report without paper - right??)
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• Parameters.java

  Once the users picks the parameters off the screen, they are put in a Parameters object where another part of the program picks them out and queries the database based on these parameters.
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• ParameterScreen.java

  This class displays the main screen - a Parameter Screen - via the Java GUI. The shell was created by SuperCede 2.01 - an IDE - but the guts were created by yours truly :-)
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• Report.java

  This class creates the actual report, calling methods in HardcopyWriter to send the report to the printer.
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• StatusForm.java

  This class displays a status message to the user via the Java GUI. The shell was created by SuperCede 2.01 - an IDE - but the guts were created by yours truly :-)
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• TimePeriod.java

  This is an abstract class that forms the basis for all time period classes - Day, Week, and LunarMonth
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• Week.java

  This class is a specialization of the TimePeriod class. A Week represents a 7-day period as a report period.
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