Examples of com.example.bookstore.domain.Account

com.example.bookstore.domain.Account
A account resembles an authenticated user of our system. A account is able to submit orders. A account is identified by his or her username. When authenticating the user supplies its username and password. Besides identification information we also store basic legal information such as address, firstname, lastname and email address.

        accountService.login("john", "fail");
    }


    @Test()
    public void testLoginSuccess() throws AuthenticationException {
        Account account = accountService.login("john", "secret");
        assertEquals("John", account.getFirstName());
        assertEquals("Doe", account.getLastName());
    }

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@Component
public class AccountBuilder extends EntityBuilder<Account> {


    @Override
    void initProduct() {
        this.product = new Account();
    }

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