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JAVA Business Application
The document outlines a business plan developed by Hannah Brookhart, Florence Lee, and Jackie Wolf, targeting microfinance officers and low-income clients. It emphasizes a tool that assesses current income, generates business plans, and visually represents user performance against poverty thresholds. The plan incorporates features such as user-selected business hours and suggestions for improvement, leveraging shared preferences and data visualization.
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JAVA Business Application
- 1. Business Plan Hannah Brookhart,Florence Lee, Jackie Wolf
- 2. What is BusinessPlan? Users: ○Microfinance officers and low-income clients Use: ○ Assesses current income and client’s business ○ Generates business plan ○ Provides visual
- 3. Client Info &Business Info
- 4.
- 5. Happy Faces &Graph
- 6. Suggestions & PlanSummary
- 7. You and YourCommunity ● Visual representation of how well the user is doing compared to the poverty threshold ● Using Shared Preferences and the GraphView library for Android
- 8. BusinessInformation.javaClientInformation.java collecting household informationcollecting user’s income
- 9. Making the graphshow...
- 10. Generating Suggestions ForImprovement using Shared Preferences ● Based on user selection: o Programmatically alter views o Calculate and store suggestions
- 11. YourHours.java user selects theirhours of operation
- 12. YourHours.java suggestions_for_improvement.xml calculate suggestionsand store in Shared Preferences
- 13. Creating a Summaryof the Plan ● Summary overview of information clients have put into the app ● Used Shared Preferences and TextWatch
- 14. ClientInformation.java Creating Shared Preferencesfor Name and City info
- 15. ActionPlan.java Grabbing Shared Preferencesfor summary view This is how this happens
- 16.
Editor's Notes
- #3 -assessing what a client does - how make income, who they sell to
- #9 We save the number of people in the household selected by the user on the ClientInformation activity and use that to look up the poverty threshold value. We used the OnItemSelectedListener interface from the AdapterView class. The OnItemSelected method allowed us to use the method getSelectedItemPosition from the spinner and store that value in Shared Preferences. We save the reported household income on the BusinessInformation activity and use that to calculate their annual income. We used the public method addTextChangedListener which adds a TextWatcher to the field whose methods are called whenever the TextView text changes. Whenever the user changes text in the field, we save the value into Shared Preferences as an integer.
- #10 get the number of people in the household and the income from shared preferences use the number of people to determine the poverty threshold value for the community bar use the income to determine annual income Create graphValues object using GraphViewSeries constructor and add values for each column of data in the graph. Create graphView object using GraphView class graphView.addSeries allows us to use the addSeries method on the graphView object to add the values to the graph. The labels and the axis bound are set using the predefined methods in the library
- #11 If any one of the buttons is selected, the selectHours() method is called, which passes certain arguments* to the select() method. Here you can see, the select method takes the buttonView, a boolean (which says whether the button has already been selected), and two variables that describe whether the day selected is part of the week or weekend and what time day. In the select() method local* variables are updated to reflect the selection. The color of the button is also changed to black. We will use the variables, weekdayTotal and weekendTotal to add specific suggestions to our Shared Preferences
- #13 Here you can see we add suggestions to a list, which is saved in the SharedPreferences using Amine’s technique (a list is converted to a string delimited by semi-colons). This same thing is done on some of the other activities in the app. So, before saving the new ones, we have to get the existing list and add the new suggestions.