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Bootstrapping the User Interface

Now that we have a model we’re happy with, we’re going to wrap it in a simple user interface that allows users to specify how much cash they want to withdraw. Even though it might not be a typical choice for a real ATM, we’re going to use a web form. We’ll use the Jetty^[36] web server to serve our user interface, and we’ll use Selenium WebDriver^[37] to automate it. We won’t go into much detail about how Selenium works here, but you’ll learn much more in Chapter 12, ​Working with Web Applications​.

We’ll start by bringing the necessary dependencies into our project to get the web server up and running.

Creating a Website with Jetty

We’re going to use Jetty to build a very simple UI for our ATM. We’ll start ...