The main idea is to add each newly created rental into a Microsoft Access Database, and to include a new "Show Rentals" button that allows users to display all previously created rentals. The GUI should look like shown below:

 

From the perspective of the user, the program should behave exactly like assignment 3 when rentals are created (this means you don't have to change most of the code). One difference is that when a new Rental object is created, in addition to the success message, it should also be written into the Rentals.accdb database in the folder C:Temp.

When the user clicks on the "Show Rentals" button, all the rentals stored in the database Rentals.accdb in the folder C:Temp should be displayed as shown in the example screenshot below:

 

In the method actionPerformed(), you will have to distinguish which button the user clicked.

You might want to create two new methods, one to store a newly created Rental object in the database, and one to display all the rentals currently stored in the database.

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Car Rentals Select a vehicle: Select a pick up date - day: Select a pick up date - month: Select a pick up date - year: Select a rental duration (days): Show Rentals COMPACT Toyota Yaris - Daily rate: $50.0 1 January 2023 1 Create rental X ▶ ▶ ▶ Car Rentals Select a vehicle: Select a pick up date - day: Select a pick up date - month: Select a pick up date - year: Select a rental duration (days): Show Rentals COMPACT Toyota Yaris - Daily rate: $50.0 1 January 2023 1 Create rental X ▶ ▶ ▶

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import javaawt import javaawtevent import javaxswing import javasql public class CarRentalGUI extends JFrame implements ActionListener private JComboBox vehicleCombo private JTextField pickUpDayField ... View the full answer