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CHESS PROBLEM (Clearing House Electronic Subregister System)

807600Sep 15 2007 — edited Sep 22 2007
"CHESS is used to keep track of which clients own how many shares in which stocks, where a stock is basically a company. CHESS is one of the two main systems provided by the ASX (Australian stock exchange)".

So what i have to do is design, document, implement and test a complete, simple, text-based version of CHESS. Your application must have two independent components:

1. The model: One or more interfaces and classes that implement the basic database system.
2. The view: One or more classes that provide a user interface to the database system.

I didn't even know i could use java to create a database first of all. So this only ideas ive had is using .txt files in a program directory and searching through them for key clients or storing data in hashmaps and arraylists.

Anyone with experience care to explain a real or appropriate method a student can use to create this program. Because this project seems abit to out for my league for my 2nd ever programming project.

Anything of help would be greatly appreciated.
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