Description
Using the dukeetf Java EE tutorial example, and the readings on Servlets from this week along with other
research you conduct on file manipulation methods, modify the dukeetf example to read price, volume,
date, time, 52-week high and 52-week low from a file.
This tutorial is found in your glassfish installation [glassfish_home]\docs\javaeetutorial\examples\web\servlet. The [glassfish_home] is the folder where you installed glassfish following
the JavaEE7 Environment Setup document found in the Week1 content.
Note the tutorial randomly generated price and volume for the updates. Your code should read the updates
from a CSV delimited file. Also, note four additional fields including date, time, 52-week high and 52-
week low are needed to be passed on and displayed as output. Data from these files should be reasonably
realistic based on current trends and values in the stock market.
Using the one second update rate is fine for your version of the dukeeft.
You will need to create your own CSV delimited test file but it should include at least 100 data records in
a comma-delimited format:
date, time, price, volume, 52-week high, 52-week low
Submission requirements
Deliverables include all dukeetf project files and a single word (or PDF) document. You should zip the
bookmarks project directory in its entirety for submission. The word (or PDF) document should clearly
describe the changes you made to the bookmarks project and include screen captures showing the
successful compiling and running of your new bookmarks project, a title page with your name and project
number, IDE name and version, operating system, and instructions how to set up and run your project.
You should include the input CSV delimited file project4input.txt.
Each screen capture should be properly labeled, clearly indicating what the screen capture represents.
Submit your files to the Project 4 assignment area no later than the due date listed in your LEO classroom.
You should include your name and P4 in your word (or PDF) file submitted (e.g.
firstnamelastnameP4.docx or firstnamelastnameP4.pdf)
Grading Rubric:
The following grading rubric will be used to determine your grade:
Attribute Meets Does not meet
Modifies DukeEFT code 30 points
Modifies the dukeetf example to
read price, volume, date, time,
52-week high and 52-week low
from a file.
0 points
Does not modify the dukeetf
example to read price, volume,
date, time, 52-week high and
52-week low from a file.
2
Data requirements 40 points
Reads the updates from a file.
File is CSV delimited and
includes date, time, price,
volume, 52-week high, 52-week
low.
Data are updated at one second
rates.
0 points
Does not read the updates from
a file.
File is not CSV delimited and
does not include date, time,
price, volume, 52-week high,
52-week low.
Data are not updated at one
second rates.
Documentation and project
submission
30 points
Describes all of the changes
made to the dukeetf project.
Provides screen capture
demonstrating the successful
compilation and running on your
platform.
Deliverables include all dukeetf
project files and a single word
(or PDF) document.
Each screen capture is properly
labeled, clearly indicating what
the screen capture represents.
Deliverables word or pdf
includes title page with your
name and project number, IDE
name and version, operating
system, and instructions how to
set up and run your project.
The input CSV delimited file
project4input.txt is included.
0 points
Does not describe all of the
changes made to the dukeetf
project.
Does not provide screen capture
demonstrating the successful
compilation and running on your
platform.
Does not include all dukeetf
project files and a single word
(or PDF) document as
deliverables.
Each screen capture is not
properly labeled, or clearly
indicating what the screen
capture represents.
Deliverables word or pdf does
not include title page with your
name and project number, IDE
name and version, operating
system, and instructions how to
set up and run your project.
The input CSV delimited file
project4input.txt is not included.
