bluej programming with gui

You are required to design, implement, document and test an application to store basic membership details of a university library (not that at Northumbria). There are two type of membership – staff members and student members. A member may be a staff member or a student member but cannot be both. The information to be collected is as follows: • For staff members: • first name; • last name • library number (an 8 character string beginning STAFF (e.g. STAFF1234) • gender (‘F’ or ‘M’) • staff number (you can assume a 8 character string) • room number (you can assume a maximum string length of 6 characters e.g. EBA001, PB248 • For student members: • first name; • last name • library number (an 8 character string beginning STU (e.g. STU12345) • gender (‘F’ or ‘M’) • student ID (you can assume a 8 character string) • course code. For convenience you may use the following: ACM, CSC, DCF You are required to implement the following functionality (in no order of importance): • Add new staff members; • Add new student members; • List all members (in no particular order); • List all staff members (in no particular order); • List all student members (in no particular order); • Return the total number of members; • Return the total number of staff members; • Return the total number of student members; • Find a member’s details by entering a membership number. Where the member does not exist or is not found there should be an appropriate message; • Delete a member given the last name and the membership number, checking that this is correct; • Clear text in any visible window(s) in the main GUI; • Quit the application and save the data to a text file (see below about text file implementation). Task 1 You are to build an application to provide a solution which includes a graphical user interface (GUI). The requirements for this are as follows: • There should be a main window (frame) for the program. This, typically, could consist of a set of buttons and a text area to display output from your program. • In most cases the output from the program (e.g. the list of members) should be displayed in the text window. • When a new member is being created a separate window should be displayed. This will present a form to gather all the necessary information.