Lab 1: Database Management, Info Retrieval - JSP Dev & Parameter Passing, Lab Reports of Information Technology

Download Lab 1: Database Management, Info Retrieval - JSP Dev & Parameter Passing and more Lab Reports Information Technology in PDF only on Docsity! INFO-340: Database Management and Information Retrieval 1 | 2 Lab 01: Development Tools – Introduction and Practice I Learning objectives • To learn how to edit, compile, debug, and deploy a JSP web application • To learn how to embed JSP code in HTML • To learn the basics of HTTP requests, responses, and headers • To learn how to inspect the HTTP query string to build dynamic web page Introduction At the completion of this lab you will have created a JSP Web Application project that will contain all of your lab webpage. The JSP application will be deployed on this server: linux.ischool.washington.edu which is a Linux server running Tomcat and PostgreSQL. Tomcat is an open source web server for running JSP applications. The official home page for Tomcat: http://tomcat.apache.org Once you complete this lab, you will be able to run your JSP application at the following URL: http://linux.ischool.washington.edu:8180/~username/ where username is your iSchool User Name. Tomcat usually runs on port 8180, but may use a different port on other servers. For INFO-340, it will always run on port 8180. This lab consists of two milestones: 1. Setting up a NetBeans project 2. Passing parameters with JSP. Lab 02 is a continuation of this lab. If you finish lab 01, move on to lab 02. Then, you are ready to start implementing Assignment 1. You will find example JSP applications that will help you through labs 01 and 02 here: Start at course website http://courses.washington.edu/info340/ Click on this link Programming Examples Click on this link Java Server Pages