Business Case of Manager-Client Contract System Leave feedback

Note
This business case has been conceived for the demonstration purpose and serves well for a typical manager-client system. There may be simpler or complex scenarios in real life businesses.

Business Case

There are many managers offering their services.
There are multiple clients in the market.
A manager can sign multiple contracts and start working.
A contract may contain multiple clients.
The data is fetched from custom objects and report is generated.

Reporting Requirements

A report based on some criteria is to be generated.
The report can be in any of the formats: Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations.
The report developer must be able to define templates and then generate reports.

Business Objects

Custom Objects

Here are our customer objects:

	// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/groupdocs-assembly/GroupDocs.Assembly-for-Java
	public static class Manager {
	public Manager(String name, int age, String color,Iterable<Contract> contracts) {
	mName = name;
	mAge = age;
	mColor = color;
	mContracts = contracts;

	}

	public String getName() {
	return mName;
	}

	public int getAge() {
	return mAge;
	}

	public String getColor() {
	return mColor;
	}

	public String getPhoto() throws Exception {
	return CommonUtilities.image + "/no-photo.jpg";
	}
	public String getOuterDoc() throws Exception{
	return CommonUtilities.outerDoc + "/OuterDoc.docx";
	}
	public String getNestedOuterDoc() throws Exception{
	return CommonUtilities.outerDoc + "/NestedOuterDocument.docx";
	}

	public Iterable<Contract> getContracts() {
	return mContracts;
	}

	private final String mName;
	private final int mAge;
	private final Iterable<Contract> mContracts;
	private final String mColor;
	}

	public static class Contract {
	public Contract(Manager manager, Client client, float price, Date date) {
	mManager = manager;
	mClient = client;
	mPrice = price;
	mDate = date;
	mServices = null;
	}
	public Contract(Manager manager, Client client, float price, Date date,Iterable<Service> services) {
	mManager = manager;
	mClient = client;
	mPrice = price;
	mDate = date;
	mServices = services;
	}


	public Manager getManager() {
	return mManager;
	}

	public Client getClient() {
	return mClient;
	}

	public float getPrice() {
	return mPrice;
	}

	public Date getDate() {
	return mDate;
	}
	public Iterable<Service> getServices() {
	return mServices;
	}

	private final Manager mManager;
	private final Client mClient;
	private final float mPrice;
	private final Date mDate;
	private final Iterable<Service> mServices;
	}

	public static class Client {
	public Client(String name) {
	mName = name;
	}

	public String getName() {
	return mName;
	}

	private final String mName;
	}
	public static class Service {
	public Service(String name) {
	mName = name;
	}

	public String getName() {
	return mName;
	}

	private final String mName;
	}

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Templates Location

There is a fixed location of templates somewhere /Date/Source/. The report developer may create any number of templates and can create sub directories under /Data/Source/ in order to organize the templates as per convenience.

Reports Location

The reports can be placed anywhere under directory /Data/Destination/. The report developer can create sub directories and give name to the output reports as per convenience.

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Reporting Requirements

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