Aston13 / Seeter

Client-server program for sending and receiving short messages.

Seeter Project

Project for Software Engineering Practice module; I refactored a Java client-server program using:

• Command design pattern
• Functional expressions
• Object-oriented design principles (i.e encapsulation, documentation, reduced duplication)
• JUnit testing
• Static code analysis
• Test coverage tools
• Version control

Deployment

The client can be ran from an IDE capable of compiling Java, the main arguments can be set via the project configuration. Required arguments are : user name, host name and port number. E.g. Aston localhost 8888. The server can be concurrently ran via a command line by navigating to the root project folder, and entering '-cp build\classes sep.seeter.server.Server [port number]'.

Built With

• NetBeans IDE 8.2 - The IDE used.
• JaCoCo - Java Code Coverage library.
• FindBugs™ - Java static code analysis tool.
• EasyPmd - NetBeans Java static code analysis plugin.
• Lizard - Code complexity analyser.

Authors

• Raymond Hu - Initial project - Dr Raymond Hu
• Aston Turner - All modifications - Aston13

Acknowledgments

• Dr Raymond Hu and Dr Joseph Williams for setting up this assignment and providing me with a platform to further my learning.