Build the Following Project and Submit to Dropbox on or before Apr. 16th, 2015

Your employers have a set of product records that are stored as an XML-formatted dataset. They have been given to you as ORIGINALS.xml. In a flash of foresight, your employer realized that many modern tools prefer other data formats including JSON and YAML. In addition, they would like a tool that formats all of the data into SQL statements, and another tool that formats all of the data into HTML blocks. There are many ways to implement this, but your lead developer pointed you in the direction of the following tools:

• snakeyaml
• JSON.Simple
• Simple XML Serialization

The following specific behaviours are expected:

When built and run on the command line (eg- java CPD3314-Project ... ) the project should accept the following command-line arguments:

java CPD3314-Project

Produces an XML file named CPD3314.xml of all products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –format=XML

Produces an XML file named CPD3314.xml of all products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –format=YAML

Produces a YAML file named CPD3314.yaml of all products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –format=JSON

Produces a JSON file named CPD3314.json of all products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –format=SQL

Produces an SQL file named CPD3314.sql of all products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –format=HTML

Produces an HTML file named CPD3314.html of all products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –o=test

Produces an XML file named test.xml of all products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –o=ten –limit=10

Produces an XML file named ten.xml of the first ten products, with no particular sorting

java CPD3314-Project –sort=A –o=test –limit=10

Produces an XML file named test.xml of the first ten products, sorted by name ascending

java CPD3314-Project –sort=I –o=test –limit=10

Produces an XML file named test.xml of the first ten products, sorted by ID ascending

java CPD3314-Project –sort=D –o=test –limit=10

Produces an XML file named test.xml of the first ten products, sorted by date ascending

java CPD3314-Project –getID=400 –o=test

Produces an XML file named test.xml that only contains the product with ID 400

java CPD3314-Project –getDate=2015-06-14 –o=test

Produces an XML file named test.xml that only contains the products added on Jun. 14, 2015

java CPD3314-Project –find=Desk –o=test

Produces an XML file named test.xml that only contains the products with “Desk” in their name or description

java CPD3314-Project –find=”Rich Mahogany Desk” –o=test

Produces an XML file named test.xml that only contains the products with “Rich Mahogany Desk” in their name or description