How do I calculate available seat capacity in multi stop route at a perticular start point to stop point

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Dear Geeks,

I have developed a water taxi booking system with one to one stop, which works fine. I have business scenario where one route has multiple stops. like if I consider starting point of that route is A then end point can be E.
so in between these A-E a passenger can board any point and can disembark at any point. means it has permutations and combinations of start and stop points as we can take an example of a metro. I need some suggestions/support from technology experts to implement this kind of scenario

What I have tried:

I have developed the system with one to one stop where vessel capacity is calculated for that perticular start and stop

created a vessel entity which has vessel capacity

has created legs(A-B) entity which specifies the start and stop

sail entity which uses leg and vessel assigned to it with capacity

booking entity which makes booking for the passenger and deducts the capacity from sail entity.

this system works fine with one to one stop. where passenger boards at point A and disembark at point B. and there is no stops in between. and business scenario comes after I implemented the one to one stop scenario.

Posted 3 days ago

khaleelsyed

Updated 3 days ago

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Dave Kreskowiak 3 days ago

This question is screaming "do my homework for me".

khaleelsyed 3 days ago

I know my question seems like asking direct answer without any home work..but fyi i have implemented the system with one-one to stop which works fine. this scenario comes in the wrong time, where i need to break my existing system.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2024-09-17T05:26:00

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