Sridhar R Vanukuri<br /> <br />Sun Certfied Enterprise Architect<br />IBM Certified Enterprise Developer<br />Sun Certified Programmer
Sridhar R Vanukuri<br /> <br />Sun Certfied Enterprise Architect<br />IBM Certified Enterprise Developer<br />Sun Certified Programmer
Sridhar R Vanukuri<br /> <br />Sun Certfied Enterprise Architect<br />IBM Certified Enterprise Developer<br />Sun Certified Programmer
Sridhar R Vanukuri<br /> <br />Sun Certfied Enterprise Architect<br />IBM Certified Enterprise Developer<br />Sun Certified Programmer
Sridhar R Vanukuri<br /> <br />Sun Certfied Enterprise Architect<br />IBM Certified Enterprise Developer<br />Sun Certified Programmer
Arvind.<br />SCJP, SCWCD, SCBCD, SCDJWS, SCEA
SCJP, SCJD, SCWCD, SCBCD
Originally posted by Arvind Patel:
Congratulations Sridhar
Great Job !!!
Sridhar R Vanukuri<br /> <br />Sun Certfied Enterprise Architect<br />IBM Certified Enterprise Developer<br />Sun Certified Programmer
Originally posted by Jesse Jesse:
Congrats Sridhar good score.
Can I ask how you handled seat pricing. The use case seems to go against the normal flow. In that you would normally select your seat before searching i.e. first class or coach and the price displayed for the flight would be a combination of the flight and seat.
I understand why the use case approach might work as you could select your flight and then a seating chart could possibly be returned to allow the user to select their seat - like a cinema booking done online. This kind of implies there are two prices, one for the flight and a separate price for the seat. Would I be correct in assuming this, i.e. the system first returns a flight + price, user selects flight then system returns seat price, user selects seat and system adds seat price to flight price.
Any help would be great
Thanks
Sridhar R Vanukuri<br /> <br />Sun Certfied Enterprise Architect<br />IBM Certified Enterprise Developer<br />Sun Certified Programmer
Open Group Certified Distinguished IT Architect. Open Group Certified Master IT Architect. Sun Certified Architect (SCEA).
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