card exchange

An e-commerce platform developed as a project for the Ingegneria del Software (Software Engineering) course, part of the Computer Science Bachelor's Degree program at the University of Salerno

Table of Contents

• Authors
• Overview
• Preview
• Features
• Requirements
• How to replicate
• Built with

Authors

Name	GitHub profile
Aviello Raffaele	raffaeleav
Di Domenico Francesco	FrancescoDD00
Menzione Michele	Michibit
Sautariello Salvatore	SSalvatore001

Overview

Card EXchange was developed with the goal of appraoching software development as a team, with the aid of corporate collaboration tools such as Slack and Trello. The project covered all phases of waterfall development method, from requirements gathering to testing. The web application offers to users the ability to explore a wide range of collectible trading cards, purchase them, leave reviews, trade cards with other users, and participate in discussions on a forum.

Preview

Features

1. Purchase collectible trading cards
2. Create a discussion on the forum
3. Participate in a discussion on the forum
4. Leave a review of a purchased product
5. Trade cards with other users

Requirements

• JDK 19
• Apache Tomcat 10
• MySQL
  • Connector/J
• Maven

How to replicate

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/raffaeleav/card-exchange.git

2. Switch to the project directory

cd card-exchange

3. Execute the database script (be sure to change the mysql server credentials in storage.ConPool)

sudo mysql -u root -p < ./src/main/webapp/database/database.sql

4. Populate the database

sudo mysql -u root -p < ./src/main/webapp/database/popola-db.sql
sudo mysql -u root -p < ./src/main/webapp/database/popola-db-card.sql

4. Build the project

mvn install

5. Copy the .war file to the webapps directory of your Tomcat server

sudo cp target/ProgettoIS-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war /opt/tomcat/apache-tomcat-10.1.30/webapps

6. Start the Tomcat server (assuming you have created a tomcat systemd service)

sudo systemctl start tomcat

7. Open the browser and access the webapp running at localhost

xdg-open 'http://localhost/popshop-retry-1.0-SNAPSHOT'

Built-with

• Java - used for the backend implementation and business logic of the web app
• HTML - used for the frontend development of the web app
• CSS - used for formatting and managing the responsive layout of the web app
• JavaScript - used for form validation
• AJAX - used for making asynchronous calls during product searches
• SQL - used for implementing the physical schema of the database
• Maven - used for for dependency management