Delivery 4. From group 4 at Florida Atlantic University (FAU)

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1 Delivery 4 From group 4 at Florida Atlantic University (FAU)

2 The Product Owner Critical features for sprint 2 The Backlog

3 Sprint 2 Stories

4 The Backlog What s still to come!

5 More

6 By Kavitha Adopting Essence Practice for developing ABC Travel Advisory website

7 ABC_Travels_Scrum Essentials: Kernel elements of our project Alphas and subalphas of our project

8 Alphas and their states: Requirements Acceptable Where the requirements are acceptable by the stake holders Grid view State card view Overview card view

9 Software system: Software system Demonstrable Requirements developed are demonstrable for the stake holders Grid view State card view Overview card view

10 Team: Team Performing All the team members are working on assigned tasks for current sprint Grid view State card view Overview card view

11 Work: Work Under control Requirements developed are demonstrable for the stake holders Grid view State card view Overview card view

12 Sprints: Sprints planning meetings in the beginning of the sprint stories in sprint are assigned to team members and are in progress All stories in sprint could be accomplished in the sprint All stories assigned to members are accomplished and reviewed Works accomplished during sprint are demonstrated to stake holders and accepted by them

13 States of each alphas in sprint #2 The state of each alphas will help the team to track the work being accomplished This also helps in advance to plan for the unplanned work loads.

14 Activity and activity spaces: The necessary activity spaces are put under Things to do Kernel element. Choose the stories to be worked on current sprint Scrum activities related to these activity spaces are: Sprint planning meeting Daily scrum Sprint review Sprint retrospective Work plan for next 24 hours. (was done through s in our case) Each team member work is reviewed Plan for improvising

15 ABC_travels_Scrum Board To do list In progress list Done list GU-Add comments GU-Rate GU-add photo GU-Access map for a location As the sprint progresses the use cases under to do list is assigned to a team member and put under progress list. Once the work is completed all the stories would go under done list. If couldn't be accomplished it would be in back log, which will be picked up in the next sprint as prioritized by product owner.

16 Xue (Nina)

17 ABC Travel My work: As a Traveler needs the functionality "post review as a traveler" to achieve the goal of writing a review of the place As a Traveler needs the functionality "post photos as a traveler" to achieve the goal of posing photos of the place As a Generic User needs the functionality "post history of the city" to achieve the goal of adding more info(history) of the place Project Documentation Graphic design Xue Kong

18 Domain Model

19 View Post Info

20 View Post Info

21 View Post Info

22 View Post Info

23 View Post Info

24 View Post Info

25 Manage Post Info

26 Manage Post Info Save Post Info

27 Manage Post Info

28 Manage Post Info

29 Manage Post Info - Edit

30 Manage Post Info - Edit

31 Manage Post Info - Delete

32 Manage Post Info - Delete

33 Manage Post Info - Add

34 Manage Post Info - Add

35 Manage Post Info - Add

36 Manage Post Info - Add

37 Manage Post Info - Add

38 Manage Post Info - Add

39 Sprint Review Developer: Patrad

40 Features Displaying/Adding Comment to a Place Adding/Displaying Photo Gallery Rating a Place User Management (Modules)

41 Comments Ability to add a comment Displaying comments Sorting comments

42 The Comment Entity The entity comment is created with a relationship to the Place entity. It is of the type text

43 The Place Details Module It is part of the Place Details Module

44 The comment list The property of the comments

45 Add Comment button The add comment flow binds the oid parameter

46 The save button The 2 bound parameters

47 Create Comment The OK flow after the comment is created successfully returns back to the Detail window.

48 Current time The time stamp is binded automatically.

49 The Result

50 Comment are listed and sortable

51 Rating Rating a Place Change the Rating of a place

52 Implementation The modification is also in the Place Detail It contains 2 parts: 1. the Rate form 2. the update of the database

53 The data flow The rate flow couples the rating field to the rating attribute.

54 The Result

55 The Photo Gallery Displaying the Gallery Adding Pictures to the Gallery

56 The Photo Gallery Module Opens a new window that display a list of images

57 Adding Photos to the Gallery The photo gallery is related to the Place object.

58 Selecting the Image The image object is bound to the data flow

59 The layout

60 Using the feature

61 The place info reflect the number of photos in the gallery

62 The New Detail page Notice the Photo Gallery button

63 The next button Navigation through the gallery

64 User Management Creating different user types Creating and linking new modules Changing relationship between users, user groups, and modules

65 The New Module The ability to create specific module for each different type of users. A Hotel Module

66 User to Group The existing feature includes the ability to change the user to a group had already been implemented

67 The Group to Module coupling

68 New Groups and New User The ability to created New User Group and New Modules

69 Save a New Module The 5 bound parameter to create a new module

70 Saving a New Group Similarly saving a New Group

71 The New Module The Module ID is sv2 It is protected

72 Using the Feature Start with the Group Management tab The Edit button

73 Site view management Creating New Module Creating New Group

74 We can create New ones We can also edit existing ones save Module The same can be done with groups

75 Creating a New User The User Group should be set here or the edit User s Group feature can be used to set the user group later

76 Here the Group ID is the new 3

77 Result logging back on Logging on as Hotel takes you to the Hotel Module

78 Using XML as a Database with Google Maps Unit Cristina

79 Install Google Maps Unit

80 Google Maps Unit Sample Project

81 Google Maps Unit Sample Project

82 Google Maps Unit Sample Project

83 Running the Sample Project

84 Using Google Map Units In order to use Google Map Units, you can t just copy-paste from the sample project (the links won t work), but you should follow the general template Create a job to read the XML containing the data you want to present with your custom map Create a Location entity (this can be copypasted) Insert a Google Map Unit and link to the Locations XML database

85 Final Product

86 Real-Life Issues I had some serious troubles linking the XML database, and resorted to manual location insertion