ITC 250/CPET 499 Web Systems

Fall 2013

Homework Assignment #6

Assigned Date: October 17, 2013

Due Dates:

· Part I due Oct. 31, 2013 before 3:00 PM (as email attachments)

· Part II due Oct. 31, 2013 before 3:00 PM (as email attachments)

PART I (Individual Assignment): JavaScript Exercises and on Script Documentation (Individual assignment)

Go to examples given in the following web links for JavaScrpt programs, study the related info of each web page, experiment (run) each script, download a copy of each script program (HTML page), re-engineer the Javascript code if needed.

· For example – thisBulb = 0; appears in Example 9-2 (http://www.etcs.ipfw.edu/~lin/Presentation/JavaScript/09_JsArrays.html ) will be upgraded by adding a “var” in front of the variable declaration

var thisBulb = 0;

· Additional documentation at the beginning of each HTML page which explains how this HTML web page is to be executed by a Web browser

For the following examples that appear on Developing Advanced Web Applications Using JavaScript, by Prof. Paul Lin, should be reengineered based on the guidelines given above:

· Example 6-5: An example shows how to tie together the button and events: onload, onclick, and onmouseover. (http://www.etcs.ipfw.edu/~lin/Presentation/JavaScript/06_JsFormsEvents.html )

· Example 7-3: This JavaScript program displays clock, system time and date, and universal time and date. (http://www.etcs.ipfw.edu/~lin/Presentation/JavaScript/07_JsDateTimeObjs.html )

· Example 8-1: Testing a cookie without a CGI program. (http://www.etcs.ipfw.edu/~lin/Presentation/JavaScript/08_JsCookies.html )

· Example 9-2: This JavaScript program use an image array to store graphics file for use in displaying the light bulb On-Off control. (http://www.etcs.ipfw.edu/~lin/Presentation/JavaScript/09_JsArrays.html )

Prepare your hw6 report save it as hw6-websys.docx.

Hand In Requirement

· Email all homework 6 report files in Microsoft word format, plus all html pages to Prof. Lin at lin@ipfw.edu .

Team-Based, due 10/31

PART II; Read Chapter 17 Apache, MySQL, and PHP Installation

· Prepare your XAMPP Installation for your team’s Web server (on your own PC/notebook)

· Experimenting/testing both the previously installed Microsoft IIS server on your own computer and the Apache web server

Prepare the team’s web server selection report (in the Lab report format)

Hand In Requirement

· Email the team’s Web server selection report in Microsoft word format to Prof. Lin at lin@ipfw.edu . before 3 PM, Oct. 31.