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HTML Checkbox Objects using PHP - The Dynamic checkbox object - A free tutorial from Globalissa.com on 2007-07-09
- When you click the submit button the submitted value for checked boxes will be 'on'. Checkboxes that are not checked will be 'off'. If we submitted the 'Geek_World_Online_Magazine' CHECKED input as above then the variable named '$Geek_World_Online_Magazine' will have a value of 'on'.
untitled on 2007-05-31
- In essence, a web application archive is nothing more than a collection of files compressed in the zip format.
- If you want to update an existing application, you must replace the old war file with the new one AND delete the subdirectory that Tomcat created.
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- - first URL
  - We now explain how the rest of the request URL (like /p1 in /cs188/p1) is mapped to a file and/or a Java class in the WAR file.
  - This is where the deployment descriptor file comes in, located at WEB-INF/web.xml in the WAR file.
  - describes the important "mapping" information between a URL and the Java class files.
  - edu.ucla.cs.cs188.ConfigurationTest
  - edu.ucla.cs.cs188.ConfigurationTest
  - The important part is the <servlet> and <servlet-mapping> elements.
  - Since all Java class files are located in the WEB-INF/classes/ directory of a WAR file,
  - that does not contain any Java servlet classes
  - list of ItemID and name pairs that contain the keyword(s) "xxx" in their name, category or description attributes.
  - detailed information
  - (1) http://localhost:8080/eBay/search?q=xxx
    
    (2) http://localhost:8080/eBay/item?id=xxx
  - override the inherited doGet
  - The "business logic" in our application consists of retrieving the appropriate data for a user query
  - you can customize what your servlet should do when the Tomcat server forwards an HTTP GET request to the servle
  - It should also be apparent that returning an entire HTML page with println statements quickly becomes tedious and leads to an unmanageable spaghetti code of Java and HTML
  - Model-View-Controller
  - "business logic layer"
  - presentation"
  - Create an HTML page in your web application which contains a form where the user can enter and submit a keyword query.
  - In your Java servlet, extract the value of the parameter q from the request and retrieve the matching results from the eBay data.
  - basicSearch
  - you need to
    implement a SOAP client that can access your service
  - Web-service client
    stubs using tools like wsdl2jav
  - Forward the results of the query to a JSP page
  - Similarly to the search interface, now create a static HTML page and a new Java servlet class that will return a page containing all of the details of an item (ItemId, name, start and ending time, bid history, etc.) given its ID.
  - make use of the SOAP service getXMLDataForItemId you wrote in Project 3
  - forward your request from the servlet to a JSP page
  - Developing a Proxy
  - Developing a Client
The Superficial - Because You're Ugly on 2007-05-31
- ooking up with new guys and finding work. She was spotted at The Grove shopping center in LA with a new boy toy who refused to give his name when asked for it by the paparazzi. Additionally, she was seen coming home carrying a new script and looking
How to Create a WAR File on 2007-05-29
- It has the
  same format as a JAR file but has an additional deployment descriptor file that instructs the Tomcat server how to map
  a particular URL to an application and which servlet class to run.
- Create a temporary folder to place all files that should go into the WAR file. Make it as your curret directory by "cd" into the directory.
  Build your servlet classes. Create a WEB-INF/classes folder and copy your servlet
  classes into it.
  Create a WEB-INF/lib folder and place jimi.jar
  and jimi.jar plus any additional JAR files into it.
  Create a WEB-INF folder and in it a new file called web.xml,
  using the template above.
  Modify the <servlet-name> fields to the name of your application.
  Modify the <url-pattern> field to the URL you wish your
  application to be referenced at.
  Modify the <servlet-class> field to your main servlet class.
  Copy any static HTML and JSP files into your temporary directory.
  Use the jar command to create your WAR file e.g. jar cfM myapp.war *
  Place your WAR file into the webapps directory of your Tomcat server.
untitled on 2007-05-22
- Axis2
- The sample code includes a client application which you can study and run to verify the SOAP service is in fact working.
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- - Basic keyword search: return the ItemId and Name of all items matching a keyword query string. The search is performed (with Lucene) over the union of the item name, category, and description attributes, with each of the three categories weighted equally.
    Advanced search: return the ItemId and Name of all items matching a query over a set of attributes. Those attributes may be one or more of item name, category, seller, buy price, bidder, ending date, and description. Searches on item name, category, and description must be done using Lucene indices
  - using Lucene to handle text content and SQL queries on the other attributes
untitled on 2007-05-22
- your environment
  variable CLASSPATH points to these two libraries
- your ant build script adds the libraries to the classpath during
  build
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- - the implementation of
    the Java class with search functions from
  - the publication
    of the Java class as a Web service
  - SearchResult and SearchConstraint
  - Regardless, your implementation of the four methods
    should implement the specification
    in IAuctionSearch.java in the handout code.
  - Your implementation of basicSearch() method
    must use Lucence index(es) that you built before.
    Your advancedSearch() method must
    use Lucene index(ex) to handle the constraints on
    item name, description, and category attributes and MySQL
    index(es) for other attributes.
  - database connection pooling
  - Since your Java class
    is likely to require additional support files (such as your
    Lucene index files), you will probably have to copy them into
    the location your Web service is expecting, creating directories
    as necessary.
http://www.diigo.com/help/highlight/1 on 2007-05-18
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Lucene Tutorial on 2007-05-18
- Creates a new instance of Indexer */

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