Projects, HTML,

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Projects, HTML, Java

• MSTU 5031

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Phase 1

• Ideas for investigation
• Finalize ideas for next week
• Strategies for collecting information
• Processing information
• Conclusions recommendations for further
  investigation

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What is HTML?

• Hypertext markup language
• Use to provide the user interface for web
  applications.
• Within each HTML document, HTML tags define how
  the page will look when its displayed.
• Each tag is coded with a set of brackets (ltgt).
• HTML is NOT case sensitive

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Tools for working with HTML

• Text Editors
• TextPad
• Pico
• Emacs
• Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
• Homesite
• Dreamweaver
• SEE HANDOUT FOR CONFIGURING DREAMWEAVER

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HTML Tables

• Tables are ways to organize and format your pages
  in rows and columns.
• Tags
• Table lttablegtlt/tablegt
• Table row lttrgtlt/trgt
• Table data lttdgtlt/tdgt
• Cell spacing (the of pixels between cells)
• Cell padding (the of pixel between the contents
  of the a cell and the edge of a cell)
• Colspan (the of columns the cell will span)
• Rowspan (the of rows the cell will span)

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General HTML Tags

• Html
• Comments
• Head
• Body
• Table
• Form
• A href

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HTML Forms

• Tags
• Form
• Attributes
• Action
• Method
• Input
• Controls
• Text boxes
• Buttons
• Check boxes
• List boxes
• Control Attributes
• Name
• Value

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CSS Style Sheets

• Cascading Style Sheets or External Style Sheet
• All the web pages within a site will have a
  uniform look that can be easily modified.
• Link style sheets in between the ltheadgtlt/headgt
  tags
• Link relstylesheet href../styles/my.css

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Surveys

• Who created a survey?
• What are the current limitations of the survey
  you created?
• Java and HTML can help you create sophisticated
  web applications.
• In order to understand dynamic web programming,
  we need to understand the way information is
  processed.

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Web Applications

• Components of a web application
• How a web server processes static pages
• Components of a Java web application
• The architecture of a typical Java web application

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Sample Servlet Code
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Sample JSP Code
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