TDDB69 Advanced Web
Programming
Erik Berglund
email: eribe@ida.liu.se
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Introduction: Course Outline
• Project course
• Lecture
Information
Administrative issues
• Online Reports
Report 1: Project specification
Report 2: Project status report
• Programming project
Two students per team
Individual examination
Registration during Online Report 1: Project specification
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Course
• Goal
Learn (Java) network programming
Mid-sized multi-user network application
Learning how to work APIs, documentation, forums
• Tasks
Project proposal approved by assistant
Project implementation and documentation
Oral examination and demonstration (individual)
• Students are examined and graded individually
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Deliverable
• Project Web Site (URL)
Project Specification
Project Status Report
Final project site
• Brief document describing the program (e.g., HTML page)
• Source code and corresponding documentation (Javadoc-generated
documentation)
• Working system on web site and/or instructions for running the
program (downloadable)
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Important Dates
• Project specification and registration: March 30
• Project status report: May 4
• Hard deadline for project: June 1
Second chance end August / beginning September (see course home
page)
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Examination
• Online Reports (final deadline)
• Project demonstration and oral examination
Show your accomplishments
Know the entire project
• Source code examination
On project web site after oral examination
• Students examined and graded individually
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Course directory and WWW
• Directory at the SUN workstations: ~TDDB69
Course information
• WWW home page: http://www.ida.liu.se/ ~TDDB69/
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Registration
• Fill in registration form on home page
Project website URL with specification and group member information
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Online Reports
• Online Reports are mandatory
Fail to deliver fail TDDB69
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Online Reports #1
• Project registration
Present your project idea
Submit a one-page description of your project at the seminar (HTML or
PDF)
• See example proposal on home page
• Assistant will give feedback on any changes for passing
project designs or to achieve your desired grade
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Online Reports #2
• Present your project status
• Get last minute comments on your project before the hard
deadline
• Show that you are going to complete the project
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Project Task
• Project teams propose project tasks
You choose freely; you live with the consequences
• Requirements for a passing project:
Advanced network functionality
• RMI, JXTA, SOAP (or similar)
Application data storage using XML or database.
User interface design: SWING, SWT, Java 3D or other advanced GUI
APIs or graphical APIs. YUI, Dojo ... Use tools.
• Static HTML projects are to trivial
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Advance projects
• Other techniques can be used
Most of the project should be in Java
• Use of 3-party APIs,
Use 3-party APIs, Tools or libraries freely and openly. This is a good
thing.
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Ideas
• Groupware systems.
• Conferencing System.
• Online games.
• File Sharing.
• Web-shop with back-office
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Javascript, HTML?
• Static HTML pages is not enough but can make a web-browser
based project better
• An advanced, interactive and windows-like UI is needed –
component-structure and/or AJAX-based web-pages
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Staff
• Erik Berglund
• Anders Larsson
• Magnus Ingmarsson
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Assistants Policy
• Assigned assistant
• Project discussion and demonstration
• Questions
Mail-based help
• You and your assistant agree
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LiveLab
• VMWare TDDB69 virtual machine
• Risk free installation on home computer
• Student account mounting
• TDDB69 Software
Java 1.6, java 1.5
Cvs, subversion, ant
eclipse (editor)
apache (php)
tomcat (jsp)
msql
quanta plus (web editor)
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