This Simple Point of Sale is a very basic application using graphical components in the Swing toolkit in Java. The feature of this simple application includes adding, updating, deleting and viewing stock items. Here you can perform the CRUD operations easily. Learn to create e-commerce utility application using Java Programming language with this project and its source code. Teachers and students can use this project for learning purpose.
About Simple Point of Sale In JAVA
This whole system is built using Java programming language with the help of NetBeans IDE. In order to add items, the user has to enter the item name, number, quantity, and price. The user can also add stocks of the available items by providing item number and quantity. In order to purchase an item, he/she has to provide item number and quantity. After this, the system will display a total bill of the customer.
It also contains a feature that allows a user to view all the total sales of the day and the number of sold items in a list view. All the stock item records can also be deleted by the users according to their will. The application does not connect to any external database for holding users record permanently. This means all the records are stored temporarily. Design of this project is pretty simple so that the user won’t find any difficulties while working on it. To run this project you must have installed NetBeans IDE on your PC. Simple Point of Sale in Java with source code is free to download, Use for educational purposes only! For the project demo, have a look at the image below.
Features of Simple Point of Sale In JAVA :
- Add stock
- Add items
- Purchase
- View total sales
- View sold items
- Delete and list total items
How to run Simple Point of Sale In JAVA ?
To run this project you must have installed Eclipse IDE or Netbeans IDE on your PC. Once you install it, download the project and extract it. Open the project in Netbeans IDE. And simply run the project. Now before running the project, rebuild the project for any kind of bugs and errors.