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Design and Implementation DocumentThis document describes the structure of PREDATOR and its codebase. It is also available as a word document and in postscript 3.0. |
Coding Conventions and System DevelopmentTo make it easy to understand and debug, PREDATOR code follows several conventions. They are described here. Some useful guidelines for code development and documentation are also provided. |
Class HierarchyHTML documentation for the entire code class hierarchy, generated automatically using DOC++ and javadoc. |
E-ADTsThis section gives a brief introduction to the E-ADTs supported in the current release of PREDATOR, including special syntaxes they define for SQL or method invocation. |
Sample Projects and ExtensionsIf you plan to use the system for graduate class projects, here are some samples, along with outlines of how they might be implemented. |
Design Document for Java Client LibraryThis document describes the structure of the Java Client Library used as the foundation for the applet JGUI, the JClient and the JDBC driver. |