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***** PLEASE NOTE : *****
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This project is translated from the French version. Some things might have been
missed. Of particular importance
-'file' (French) = queue (English)
-closing comments were not translated
-client is used where customer may be more appropriate
-lineup and queue are used almost interchangably

Authors :
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prof. S. Somé		(problem description)
Anne Bertrand		(original)
Robin Tropper		(original and modification)
prof. G. Bochmann	(directed refactoring)

Description :
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This program simulates the waiting time and service time at a bank lineup. Very
simplistically, a number C of cashiers are serving a number L of lineups.

The lineups have priorities. The presented system grants priorities naïvely
by their index in the list of lineups.

Different service times are arbitrarily given to each client and a different
time for paperwork is arbitrarily given to each cahshier. 

The current simulator supposes only 2 queues (enterprises and individuals). But
the system is already capable of handling dynamicly adding and removing lineups.
To do so, a cashier must be able to see an UNKNOWN number of lineups each and
every time s/he is ready to serve another client

BUG :
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See the file Bank.java for details. If the bug occurs, simply stop the program
and restart it.

Modelling :
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-architecture.png : ultra-simple diagram of entities and their relations 
-overview.png : intuitive survey of the objects and their responsibilities
-sequenceService.png : typical sequence (simplified) of actions taken in the
use-case "next" (invite the next client). 

System requirements :
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-running only : JRE 1.5 or better with correctly set environment variables
-modification : JDK 1.5 or better with your development environment correctly configured.

Running it :
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-no command-line arguments
-the 'main' is in Bank.java

Modifications :
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-number of cashiers : in Banque.java
-number/priority of lineups : in Bank.java
-paperwork time : Cashier.java