A comprehensive Banking Application implemented in Java, demonstrating advanced software engineering principles, including OOP, Design Patterns, Multithreading, and Persistent Storage.
- Account Management: Create, view, search, and close accounts.
- Transaction Operations: Deposit, withdraw, transfer funds, and view transaction history.
- Support for Multiple Account Types: Savings, Current, and Fixed Deposit accounts, each with specific rules.
- Interest Calculation: Automated interest processing for eligible accounts.
- Multithreading: Asynchronous transaction processing using ExecutorService.
- Design Patterns: Implements Factory, Command, and Observer patterns.
- Data Persistence: Saves and loads banking data using Serialization.
- Robust UI: Interactive console-based interface with enhanced visual formatting.
- Java (Core, Collections, Concurrency)
- Serialization for persistent storage
- Design Patterns: Factory, Command, Observer
- Multithreading: ExecutorService with a fixed thread pool
BankingApplication/
├── src/
│ ├── BankingApplication.java
└── banking_system.ser
└── README.md
- Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or later
- Git (for cloning the repository)
git clone https://github.com/letsbegincode/Banking-System
cd Banking-System
cd src
javac *.java
java BankingApplication
- On exit, the application automatically saves data to
banking_system.ser
. - On startup, it attempts to load existing data from this file.
- Factory Pattern: Simplifies account creation (
AccountFactory
). - Command Pattern: Encapsulates account operations (
DepositOperation
,WithdrawOperation
,TransferOperation
). - Observer Pattern: Provides notifications (
ConsoleNotifier
,TransactionLogger
).
- Create an Account: Supports Savings, Current, and Fixed Deposit types.
- Perform Transactions: Deposit, withdraw, and transfer funds securely.
- Generate Reports: View account summaries and transaction volumes.
- Process Interest: Automatically calculates and applies interest to eligible accounts.
- Class Not Found Error: Ensure
.class
files are in the correct directory. - Serialization Issues: Delete
banking_system.ser
if data corruption occurs. - Multithreading Deadlock: Review the
operationQueue
processing logic.
- GUI Integration: Build a desktop application using JavaFX or Swing.
- RESTful API: Create a backend server to support web or mobile frontends.
- Database Support: Replace serialization with JDBC and MySQL for data persistence.
- Input validation to avoid invalid transactions.
- Thread safety in multithreaded operations.
- Exception handling to prevent application crashes.
- Thanks to the Java community for inspiration and resources.