Build Instructions

COP4331 Processes in Object-Oriented Programming | Fall 2014 | Group 12 - Project 17

Modification History:

Team Name: The Spungos' Turbo Wallhacks

Team Members:

• Alex Berliner; alexberliner@knights.ucf.edu
• Christopher Kovaleski; ckovaleski@knights.ucf.edu
• Oscar Hedblad; oscarhedblad@gmail.com
• Luis Duque; luisduque23@gmail.com
• Alan Birmaher; abirmaher@knights.ucf.edu
• Jimmie Potts; jimmie.potts@knights.ucf.edu

Build Instructions

Our source code consisted of 20 .java files, for all the pages the application has essentially:

• AddRecord.java
• Challenge.java
• ChallengeManager.java
• ChallengeSingleView.java
• ChallengeSingleViewServer.java
• ChallengeTopManager.java
• ChallengeViewLocal.java
• ChallengeViewServer.java
• ChooseFriendFrag.java
• ConstantValues.java
• DBModifyRating.java
• Filter.java
• FriendDialogView.java
• FriendManager.java
• JSONParser.java
• LoginActivity.java
• MainActivity.java
• MenuActivity.java
• TwitterActivity.java
• TwitterUtil.java

All above java-files are required. Each file is dependent and calls upon other files; therefore they must all be gathered in the same location. The application requires a server up and running. Users may use the application on their own Android device granted that they have Twitter. If a person does not have a Twitter account, one can be made for free at Twitter.com. If one does not want to register for Twitter, the application can unfortunately not be used. In order to connect to the server, the application connects to a php script which is used to generate JSON data that is submitted to the phone. The JSON takes the raw data of the JSON challenge objects that is submitted from the server; it then parses them, and creates the challenge java objects for use of the phone. The application runs with a GUI and will ask the user to login and connect through Twitter. The client runs through Eclipse with Android SDK that supports Android v5 and v4.2.2. An Android VM also needs to be installed successfully. In order to start the program one must unzip the file and paste the folders found within inside the workspace. One must also import the folder. Logging in to the application is then done using the android keyboard and then using touch screen capabilities to further use the application.

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