Lab7 update to work wiht PHP5 build-in SOAP support.

Since 2007/08, the course TDDB64 have been replaced by TDDD24 Web programming and Interactivity, which will be based on a difference series of programming assignments. The web pages for TDDB64 are obsolete, but will remain for some time for reference (e.g., for old students of TDDB64).

The lab description for Lab 7 - Using SOAP with Java has now been published.

The lab description for Lab 5 - CMS has now been published.

Please note that there will be no lecture on February 5 as this is a reserv slot. The next lecture is February 8 at 13-15.

There has been a change of course secretary for TDDB64. The new course secretary is Marie Ekström Lorentzon.

The two-page course information has been updated. In addition to basic facts about the course, this document contains the lecture schedule with dates and topics.

The webreg system is now open for registration to the labs. Registration must be completed by January 25.

The first lecture will be on Thursday 18 January at 08:15 in Vallfarten.

Please note that these web pages refer to the couree given in the spring of 2006. They have not yet been updated for 2007. However, the general organization of the course will be the same as last year. Furthermore, there is a preliminary version of the course information available.

The lab series has now only one deadline: April 6. Late labs stand a good chance of not being registered for course credits this year, so make sure you hand them in on time.

Please note that there will be no lecture on February 23. (The reason is that we are ahead of schedule due to the cancelled guest lecture earlier in the lecture series).

For Lab 5, we have provided a new version of NuSOAP (0.7.2) that should be more compatible with the Amazon Web Service.

1. Some of you experienced problems with signing up for labs January 24th - January 25th. This was due to a technical problem that was fixed January 25th, so please try again.
2. New forums have been added to the online forums that you may use for general issues about the course such as technical problems with using the WebReg system for instance.

1. Information on which lab assistants will be available during the labs has been added to the timetable.
2. There is also information on what assistants look like, so you can recognize them during the labs.

The lab descriptions for labs 1-5 have been updated for this years course.

1. It is possible to sign up for a lab group until February 3rd. Make sure to register for this course before you try to sign up.
2. There are online forums available where you submit labs and may ask questions about the labs
3. The lab descriptions for the first 5 labs have been updated to reflect some changes due for this year. Lab 6 is yet to be revised however, please contact the course staff if you would begin with it already.

The preliminary course information is available. The rest of course web pages are currently being revised for 2005/2006. Some information may be outdated and may refer to last year's course.

It is still possible to sign up for this course at this point. In order to do so, you need to contact a student advisor and get a signature from the course leader.

Since sourceforge is currently having problems with thier CVS, the source code for lab 6 is downloadable from the lab page.

Since it's soon deadline for demonstrating labs 1 through 5 and there are still groups who would like to show their labs but have not had the time/opportunity yet, here are your options:

• Henrik Erikssons students (Groups "D3C/D4" and "D3D/D4"):
  • Students in D3C/D4 may demonstrate labs to Fredrik Malm. See below for how or when.
  • Students in D3D/D4 may demonstrate labs to Anders Larsson. See below for how or when.
  If any of you have already submitted labs to Henrik but have yet to receive an answer about them, please redirect your lab inquires and demonstrations to Fredrik or Anders.
• Online demonstrations for labs 1-3 (4,5):

  According to the instructions on the index page for the labs (http://www.ida.liu.se/~TDDB64/mtrl/labs/index.en.shtml) you may send an e-mail with links to the first three labs along with descriptions of what you have done and your impressions of the web techniques that you learned.

  • For lab 1, only the TV guide part need to be demonstrated.
  • For lab 2, the hamlet part need to be demonstrated. Do this by providing three separate links to XML files which in turn point to the relevant XSLT files.
  • For lab 3, make sure all media resources are references with proper URI:s so that they can be accessed from any computer if you demonstrate lab 3 online.

  Since it is possible to view the solutions to labs 4 and 5 online as well, do as follows for online demonstration:

  Provide links to both the PHP site and a documentation site, where the documentation site describes the solution and has references to PHPs-files (make a symbolic link with 'ln -s file.php file.phps' and view the PHPs file in a browser by retrieveing it from the web server) that in turn show your solution.

  Make sure you provide a description of your database along with the PHPs references on your documentation site.

• Live demonstrations:
  If you'd like to demonstrate your labs in person, here are some times and places for that:

          * Fredrik Malms students (Groups "IT4", "IT4/TB4" and "Ii4"):
          Tuesday March 8 10-12 in SU15/16.
        
  
          * Anders Larssons students (Groups "I4A", "I4B"):
          Monday March 7 10-12 in SU15/16
        
  
          * Ola Leifler students (Groups "C3/C4", "D3A/D4" and "D3B/D4"):
          Monday March 7 10-12 in SU17/18
        
  
          * Feiyu Lins students (Group "CII"):
          Send an E-mail to Feiyu to make arrangements.
          

When doing author searches using amazon.php, the results did not contains books as expected. This has now been corrected.

The order of the final lectures has been changed slightly (with regard to their content). The new order is as follows:

• Feb 17 - References, collections, Java Foundation Classes (Swing), Java 3D, Java APIs.
• Feb 23 - Aspect-oriented programming with AspectJ and development tools such as Ant, JUnit, CVS, JBuilder, and Eclipse.
• Feb 24 - Client-server communication. (Erik Berglund)

The timetable now contains information on when and where there will be lab assistants available. The central schedule should also be updated soon with this information, on Monday at the latest.

The webreg system now accepts registration for the labs. The deadline for lab registration is January 24.

The lecture schedule in the course information has been updated.

The course information for 2005 is now available.

The course web pages are under reconstruction. Please be patient while the content is being moved to these new pages.