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1. A menu driven bug tracking system was implemented in Java using MySQL database to perform CRUD operations on bugs and members tables. 2. DAO classes were used to separate data access logic from the main program. The main program handled input/output while DAO classes performed database operations. 3. Operations included adding a new bug, updating a bug status to closed, displaying open bugs in order of date, displaying count of open bugs per member, and assigning a bug to a developer.

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KDAC - OOP With Java - B - 0323

1. A menu driven bug tracking system was implemented in Java using MySQL database to perform CRUD operations on bugs and members tables. 2. DAO classes were used to separate data access logic from the main program. The main program handled input/output while DAO classes performed database operations. 3. Operations included adding a new bug, updating a bug status to closed, displaying open bugs in order of date, displaying count of open bugs per member, and assigning a bug to a developer.

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SUNBEAM INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY
KARAD
Module End Lab Exam (OOP with JAVA)

Course Name: PG – DAC Batch : MAR 2023


Module Name: Object Oriented Programming with Java Date: 22 / 04 / 2023
Max. Marks: 40 Duration : 2:00 Hours

Instructions :
1. You need to complete the Lab task within 120 minutes.
2. Create a new directory as Workspace by the name OOP_12digitPRN in any directory.
3. Create a Project with the name OOP_12digitPRN
4. After evaluation first compress/zip your folder (named DBT_12 digit PRN) and upload it on EMIS.

Evaluation of Lab Exam should be based on the following criteria :


Self-declaration for Paper Code – B
Sr. Tick Mark Max Marks by
Points to cover
No. by student Marks Evaluator
1. Member and Bug class 08
2. Menu-driven program 04
3. Creating database tables 02
MemberDao class with appropriate
4. 04
functions
Add a new bug (with appropriate BugDao
5. 04
functions)
Update given bug status to 'closed' (with
6. 04
appropriate BugDao functions)
Display all open bugs in ascending order of
7. created date along with developer name 04
(with appropriate BugDao functions)
Display report indicating count of open bugs
8. for each member (with appropriate BugDao 04
functions)
Assign bug to given developer (with
9. 04
appropriate BugDao functions)
10. Display all members 02
Total : 40 ___________

______________________ ________________________
Signature of Student Signature of Evaluator
Question: Implement a bug tracking system in Java using MySQL database. Create the database tables and
insert records as given below.
1. Connect with mysql
CREATE DATABASE btsdb; USE btsdb;
CREATE TABLE members(id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, name VARCHAR(40),
designation VARCHAR(20));
INSERT INTO members(name, designation) VALUES('Martin', 'Dev');
INSERT INTO members(name, designation) VALUES('Smith', 'Tester');
INSERT INTO members(name, designation) VALUES('John', 'Dev');
INSERT INTO members(name, designation) VALUES('Harry', 'Tester');
INSERT INTO members(name, designation) VALUES('Peter', 'Dev');

CREATE TABLE bugs(id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, title VARCHAR(40),


description VARCHAR(100), status VARCHAR(20), assigned_to INT, created
TIMESTAMP, modified TIMESTAMP, FOREIGN KEY (assigned_to) REFERENCES
members(id));
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#1', 'email validation is wrong', 'open', 1, '2023-02-24',
'2023-02-24');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#2', 'danger button not visible properly', 'open', 3, '2023-
01-24', '2023-01-24');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#3', 'logo image resolution not okay', 'closed', 1, '2023-03-
13', '2023-03-17');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#4', 'jwt token expired', 'open', 5, '2023-01-20', '2023-01-
20');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#5', 'encryption algo is wrong', 'closed', 3, '2023-03-31',
'2023-04-05');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#6', 'need types dropdown instead of radio buttons', 'open',
3, '2023-01-12', '2023-01-12');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#7', 'change bg image on home', 'open', 5, '2023-01-14',
'2023-01-14');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#8', 'replace heading font', 'open', 1, '2023-01-11', '2023-
01-11');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#9', 'home page accessible even after logout', 'closed', 3,
'2023-04-04', '2023-04-05');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#10', 'price change not updating in cart', 'open', 5, '2023-
03-15', '2023-03-15');
INSERT INTO bugs(title,description,status,assigned_to,created,modified)
VALUES('bug#11', 'payment status not correctly updating', 'closed', 3,
'2023-03-13', '2023-03-19');
2. Write a menu driven program to perform following operations.
a. Add a new bug -- with current system time.
b. Update given bug status to 'closed' -- also change modified time to the current system time.
c. Display all open bugs in ascending order of created date along with developer name
d. Display report indicating count of open bugs for each member (including member name)
e. Assign bug to given developer -- also change modified time to the current system time.
f. Display all members
Note that use of DAO classes is expected. DAO class should not accept or display any records
directly. All input/output operations should be done in Main class or Service class.
3. You can use following DbUtil class.
-

```java
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.DriverManager;
import java.sql.SQLException;

public class DbUtil {


public static final String DB_DRIVER = "com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver";
public static final String DB_URL = "jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/db_name";
public static final String DB_USER = "db_username";
public static final String DB_PASSWORD = "db_password";

static {
try {
Class.forName(DB_DRIVER);
} catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
e.prisntStackTrace();
System.exit(1);
}
}

public static Connection getConnection() throws SQLException {


Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection(DB_URL, DB_USER,
DB_PASSWORD);
return con;
}
}
```

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