Richard JP Le Guen.ca

Internet architecture and protocols. Web applications through clients and servers. Markup languages. Client-side programming using scripting languages. Static website contents and dynamic page generation through server-side programming. Preserving state (client-side) in Web applications. Using query languages to access server-side data.

Tutorial Sections

The Project; Part 1

You must submit a partially completed version of your project on Nov 20th worth 25% of your project grade.

The Web Server

Eric Chan has prepared us a mini http server to use since we are not allowed to use users.encs.concordia.ca
Download it here.

To run it, first @chmod it on the Linux command line:

chmod 755 thttpd

... then cd (change directory) to the folder you downloaded it to, and execute with the following:

./thttpd -d /www$HOME

Open your favorite web browser (FIREFOX) and hit up http://localhost:8080/ to visit files and CGI scripts in your ENCS web space!

Announcements:

November 10th, 2009 – You must submit a partially completed version of your project on Nov 20th.

October 20th, 2009 – The assignment #1 grades are no longer available as Richard is a buffoon and got the excel spreadsheet all wrong. Comments are still available and the marks you’ll find with those comments are the correct ones.

October 14th, 13h00 – Comments are available for those students in section C for Assignment 1. Follow the URL you were emailed when you submit to see them.

October 10th, 18h00 – Next week’s assignment (assignment #4) will be prepared by Dr Fancott, and available on the course web site, not the tutorial web site.

October 10th, 18h00 – Comments are available for those students in section A for Assignment 1. Follow the URL you were emailed when you submit to see them.