thangnd3629/AIMS-Student

An Internet Media Store written by JavaFX framework, this project was built for HUST's students in SOFTWARE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION course.

An Internet Media Store

Getting Started

Welcome to the AIMS project. Here is a guideline to help you get started.

Folder Structure

The workspace contains the following folders, where:

• src: the folder to maintain sources
• lib: the folder to maintain dependencies
• assets: the folder to maintain static resources
• test: the folder for testing purpose

Dependency Management

Working with Eclipse

Import the root directory of this repository after cloning under Eclipse -> Open Projects from File System... or by using EGit.

SQLite

Import sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar in lib under Eclipse -> Project -> Properties -> Java Build Path -> Classpath -> Add JARs....

JUnit

Import JUnit5 library under Eclipse -> Project -> Properties -> Java Build Path -> Modulepath -> Add Library... -> JUnit -> Next.

JavaFX

Note: At first, please try to run the project once, and then follow these steps.

1. Create a new User Library under Eclipse -> Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Build Path -> User Libraries -> New
2. Name it anything you want, e.g., JavaFX15, and include the jars under either the lib/linux/javafx-sdk-15 directory for Linux distro or the lib/win/javafx-sdk-15 directory for Windows in the project.
3. Include the library, e.g., JavaFX15, into the classpath.

Add VM arguments

Click on Run -> Run Configurations... -> Java Application, create a new launch configuration for your project and add these VM arguments:

• For Linux distro:

--module-path lib/linux/javafx-sdk-15 --add-modules javafx.controls,javafx.fxml

• For Windows:

--module-path lib/win/javafx-sdk-15 --add-modules javafx.controls,javafx.fxml

Author

• nguyenlm - Software Engeneering Student - k61
• manhvd - Software Engeneering Student - k61
• hieudm - ICT - k61