This week's book giveaway is in the General Computing forum. We're giving away four copies of Arduino in Action and have Martin Evans, Joshua Noble, and Jordan Hochenbaum on-line! See this thread for details.
I would like to thank everyone on this forum for their contributions that have helped me, I couldnt have done it without ye. I am delighted with my result. Didnt expect to do so well. Thanks to everyone.
The maximum possible score is 400; the minimum to pass is 320. General Considerations (maximum = 100): 96 Documentation (maximum = 70): 70 O-O Design (maximum = 30): 30 GUI (maximum = 40): 28 Locking (maximum = 80): 80 Data store (maximum = 40): 40 Network server (maximum = 40): 40
Great score, may I ask what do you think you are missing from your GUI?
Do you have the following: mnemonics on all the buttons and textfield labels? Accelerators on the menu items? are all components tab browsable? Do you have graphics on your button? Are your columns sortable? Did you gray out unbookable items? (or has options to filter out unbookable itmes)
I am just wonder because this is all I did, and I don't know what to do more to get better score.
Awesome score! Questions: Did you use 3 tier approach? Design patterns such as Facade? I am trying to figure out how to deal with the database and the provided interface. I know you can't use it as it stands with RMI, but can have other classes implement it and throw RMI specific exceptions from the new class. I am starting to get an understanding of how to do this thing after many months of Again, congrats, you must be glad to have it behind you.
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Questions: Did you use 3 tier approach? Design 
Again, congrats, you must be glad to have it behind you.
