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The document outlines a simple banking application developed using Spring Boot, which includes features for account management, fund transfers, and transaction history management. It details the REST APIs for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting accounts, as well as handling exceptions and logging transactions. Additionally, it discusses the use of Java Records as Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) to streamline data handling within the application.

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Banking Application PDF

The document outlines a simple banking application developed using Spring Boot, which includes features for account management, fund transfers, and transaction history management. It details the REST APIs for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting accounts, as well as handling exceptions and logging transactions. Additionally, it discusses the use of Java Records as Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) to streamline data handling within the application.

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Simple Banking

Application
By Ramesh Fadatare (Java Guides)

Ramesh Fadatare ( Java Guides)


Banking Application Overview
This Spring Boot banking application serves as a
simple yet functional platform for managing bank
accounts and performing basic banking operations.
The application supports creating bank accounts,
fetching account details, making deposits and
withdrawals, deleting accounts, transferring funds
between accounts, and viewing transaction histories.

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Requirement 1 - Account Management


Account Management feature allows User to create account, get speci c account
details, get all accounts, withdraw amount, deposit amount, and delete amount
Build Account REST APIs
1. Create Account: Create a new Accoun
2. Get Account: Retrieve a speci c account detail
3. Get All Accounts: Retrieve all account
4. Withdraw Amount: Withdraw amount from the accoun
5. Deposit Amount: Deposit amount to the Accoun
6. Delete Account: Delete the existing account

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Requirement 2 - Exception Handling


The REST APIs should return the proper error
response as shown below

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Requirement 3 - Transferring
Funds Between Accounts
This feature involves debiting an amount from one account and
crediting it into another
Transfer Fund REST API: To transfer amount from one account
to another account.

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Development Steps
1. Create TransferFundDto record clas
2. De ne transferFunds method in AccountService
interfac
3. Implement transferFunds method in
AccountServiceImpl clas
4. Build /transfer REST AP
5. Test /transfer REST API using Postman Client

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Requirement 4 - Transaction History


Management
This feature maintains the transaction of every deposit,
withdrawal, and transfer operations
Log the Transactions for DEPOSIT, WITHDRAW, and TRANSFE
Fetch Transaction History: Get an account's transaction history

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Development Steps
1. Create Transaction Entit
2. Create TransactionRepository and De ne query method to retrieve list of transactions
by account id order by descending order (newest to oldest
3. Change AccountServiceImpl.deposit() method to log transaction for DEPOSI
4. Change AccountServiceImpl.withdraw() method to log transaction for WITHDRA
5. Change AccountServiceImpl.transferFunds() method to log transaction for TRANSFE
6. Create TransactionDto recor
7. Implement getAccountTransactions method in AccountServiceImpl clas
8. Create /{accountId}/transactions REST AP
9. Test /{accountId}/transactions REST API using Postman Client

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Using Record Class as DTO


1. Java Record is a special kind of class that helps you encapsulate
related data without the need for boilerplate code
2. Using a Record class as a DTO (Data Transfer Object) in a Spring
Boot application is a modern and ef cient approach to
encapsulating data transfer between the application layers
3. Records are a good t for DTOs because they are concise,
immutable, and automatically provide implementations of getter(),
constructors, equals(), hashCode(), and toString() methods, which
are essential for DTOs. (reducing boilerplate code)

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Exception Handling in
Banking App
By Ramesh Fadatare (Java Guides)

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AccountExcep on

throws AccountException

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Exception Handling in Spring Boot App
1. Handling exceptions in Spring Boot REST APIs is
typically done using the @ControllerAdvice and
@ExceptionHandler annotations
2. @ControllerAdvice enables global exception handling
for controllers
3. @ExceptionHandler de nes methods to handle
speci c exceptions within a controller or globally with
@ControllerAdvice.

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Development Steps
1. Create custom exception named AccountException
2. Using AccountExceptio
3. Create ErrorDetails Class to hold error respons
4. Create GlobalExceptionHandler to handle speci c
exceptions as well as generic exceptions

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