Spring Semester 2008

Week Sixteen (04/22-24)

Lab Fifteen: buffer lab (projects, late assignments, makeups, special topics).

Week Fifteen (04/15-17)

Lab Fourteen: buffer lab (projects, late assignments, makeups, special topics).

We are here.

Week Fourteen (04/08-10)

Lab Thirteen: Lab Twelve: JDBC. Connecting to databases from Java.
Notes from an older lab 12

Week Thirteen (04/01-03)

Keeping state with Java servlets and JSPs.
In lab this week: nothing new to be presented.
Let's use the time in lab to be sure everybody's up to date with all assignments.

Week Twelve (03/25-27)

Lab Eleven: Java Servlets and Java Server Pages (JSP). Chat application.
Code developed in lab on Friday.

Week Eleven (03/18-20)

Lab Ten: Tomcat installation. Basic Java: simple web server in Java.

Relevant for the lab this week:

• make sure your Tomcat is installed
• create a new context and make it reloadable
• add a servlet to the classes folder
• add a description in the associated web.xml for the servlet
• compile and access the servlet, change and recompile the servlet until done

A JSP that implements the Flag Quiz.

The notes with sample Java web server developed from scratch are here (also listed on the lab assignment page).

Notes to serve as a reference and guide when discussing servlets and JSP: one, two, three.

These are the files needed for the web chat application:

     chat/HttpMessage.class
     chat/ChatApplet.class
     chat/HttpMessage.java
     chat/WEB-INF/lib
     chat/WEB-INF/classes/MessageSource.class
     chat/WEB-INF/classes/MessageSink.class
     chat/WEB-INF/classes/Chat.java
     chat/WEB-INF/classes/ChatServlet.class
     chat/WEB-INF/classes/Chat.class
     chat/WEB-INF/classes/ChatServlet.java
     chat/WEB-INF/classes
     chat/WEB-INF/web.xml
     chat/WEB-INF
     chat/index.html
     chat/ChatApplet.java
     chat

Note that echo $JAVA_HOME and which javac/java should return consistent outputs/values.

A common mistake would be to use jdk1.5 for JAVA_HOME and jdk1.6 for javac/java. (You get bad version number in class then...)

Week Ten (03/11-13)

Spring Break: no classes.

Week Nine (03/04-06)

Lab Nine: Javascript and DHTML.
Code to be discussed in lab: flag quiz
Also useful: older lab notes, prototype example, and another one.

Week Eight (02/26-28)

Lab Eight: Practical Exam (follow-up to the in-class midterm exam)

Week Seven (02/19-21)

Lab Seven: Practice for the Midterm.
Review notes: part I, part II.
In lab we developed these: one, ... (note: add the others).

Week Six (02/12-14)

Lab Six: based entirely on chapter 11 in the text.
Programs developed in lab:

• on Thu, Fri.

Week Five (02/05-07)

Lab Five:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 67-74
• lecture notes for the week (practice with PHP, getting ready for server-side state with CGI/Perl and DBI.pm)
• programs developed in lab Thu: one, two, three
• programs developed in lab Fri: one, two, three
• discuss these programs: one, two, three.

Week Four (01/29-31)

Lab Four:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 35-46
• relational databases, HTTP, basic PHP access to MySQL
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/three.html for basic database design
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2004/notes/labFour.html for HTTP experiments
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a290-web/spr2008/caleb001.txt for database setup
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a290-web/spr2008/caleb001.txt for the first PHP script
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a290-web/spr2008/caleb002.txt for the second PHP script

Here's a link to the What's New? for the first four weeks of classes (if you need it).
The link to the notes for those weeks was also posted, below.

Week Three (01/22-24)

Lab Three:

• reading assignment: same as the reading for the week (lectures)
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/one.html for MySQL installation notes
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/two.html for PHP installation notes
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/spr2008/notes/weekThree/eight.html for protected folder set-up
• the three templates: one (Perl), two (PHP), three (Python, extra)

Notes (in the old format) for this week and the previous, as posted at the time.
The link to the What's New? page for the first four weeks is being posted above.

Week Two (01/15-17)

Lab Two:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 21-27 also see lecture notes for the week
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/fall2006/notes/labTwo_1.html for part one
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/fall2006/notes/labTwo_2.html for part two
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a348/fall2006/notes/labTwo_3.html for part three

Code developed in the Friday lab by:

clreinki: one

johmyers: two

mrengler: three

Lab on Thu did almost the exact same thing. So, just for our reference.

Week One (01/08-10)

Lab One:

• reading assignment: text, pp. 8-20
• see http://www.cs.indiana.edu/classes/a290-web/weekOne-002.html for a summary of steps

The list of students and their assigned ports for this semester can be found here.