Write code in Java using NetBeans IDE Consider where in your application you could present users with a list of data, allowing them to select a single item and view its details. For example, in the Vintage Sounds demo application, we want the user to be able to view a list of instruments in inventory and select an instrument to view its details.
In addition to the list-detail views, you will be implementing what is commonly referred to as CRUD: Create, Read, Update, Delete functionality.
For this assignment, you will need at least two new classes:
A view to display the list of items (e. g., InstrumentListUI in Vintage Sounds).
A view to display the details of a single item (e. g., InstrumentDetailUI in Vintage Sounds).
You may need other classes, for example, model classes and a controller, depending on what you have already implemented in your project.
When the application is run:
It should provide all of the behavior as specified in the last unit’s assignment.
It should allow the user to navigate to a view providing a list of one of your project’s model objects.
It should allow the user to select an item from the list and display its details in a separate detail view class.
It should allow the user to add new items to the list using the detail view as the input data form.
It should allow the user to change the data for a particular item using the detail view as the input data form.
It should allow the user to delete items from the list.