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EX.NO: 1 IMAGE MAPPING USING HTML
AIM: To write the HTML code to perform the image mapping. ALGORITHM:
- Start.
- Write the code for tnmap.html.
- Perform mapping using tag.
- Insert hyperlink using tag.
- Display results.
- Stop. PROGRAM: tnmap.html
TAMIL NADU
erode.html
ERODE This is the Erode district in Tamilnadu. Erode was the largest distinct by area in the state before the formation of Tripura district.They are six taluks in this district. They are:
Andiyur Bhavani Erode Gobichetipalayam Perundurai Sathyamangalam
HOME
salem.html
SALEM
This is the Salem district in Tamilnadu. Salem is surrounded by hills and is known for mango cultivation.They are eleven taluks in this district They are:
Coimbatore north Coimbatore south Kinathukadavu Madukkarai Mettupalayam Perur Pollachi Sulur Valparai
HOME
OUTPUT:
EX.NO:2 APPLYING INLINE CASCADING STYLE SHEETS TO A WEB PAGE
AIM: To write a html code for cascading style sheets. ALGORITHM:
- Start.
- Create a simple HTML page.
- Create internal CSS using
internal.html:
INTERNAL STYLE
text-align: center; } h2{ color: red; font-size: 40px; text-align: center; } p{ color: #800000; font-size: 30px; text-align: center; } pre{ color: blue; font-size: 30px; text-align: center; } OUTPUT: inline.html:
internal.html: external.html: RESULT : Thus the above cascading style sheets has been executed and implemented successfully.
window.alert("Plz enter ur name"); return false; } if (document.f1.pwd.value=="") { window.alert("Plz enter a password"); return false; } if (document.f1.cpwd.value=="") { window.alert("Plz enter your password again"); return false; } if (document.f1.pwd.value!=document.f1.cpwd.value) { window.alert("Password mismatch"); return false; } if(document.f1.address.value=="") { window.alert("Plz enter ur addr"); return false(); } if(document.f1.country.selectedIndex==0)
window.alert("Plz select your country"); return false; } if ((document.f1.rdo[0].checked==false)&&(document.f1.rdo[1].checked==false)) { window.alert("Plz select ur gender"); return false; } }
REGISTREATION FORM
NAME:
PASSWORD:
reg.html:
SUCCESS!!
REGISTRATION SUCCESSFULL !!!
OUTPUT:
RESULT: Thus the above html code with client side validation using Javascript has been executed and implemented successfully.
- The only think you have to do here is to fill a “User Name”, provide a “Password” for it and eventually tick on the checkbox for “Create shortcuts for all users”. Leave everything as is. Normally you don’t need to change anything. Click on Next.
- Tomcat uses an environment variable named JAVA_HOME to indicate the location of the JAVA directory.
- Additionally it uses another environment variable named CATALINA_HOME to indicate the location of Tomcat’s Jakarta level directory.
- In Windows XP (or equivalent) go to:
- Control Panel→System→Advanced→Environment Variables
- Click on the New button to add the following as seen with the screen grab attached: Just these two need to be added to whatever you have already.
settings. CATALINA_HOME c:\tomcat6\apache-tomcat-6.0. JAVA_HOME c:\program files\java\jdk1.6 5. 5 .Save the modifications and re - boot your computer to apply the new environment variable
- This can be tested from the command prompt (Start (^) Run and type cmd ) by typing ECHO followed by a space and then the variable enclosed inside a pair of % characters (e.g. ECHO % JAVA_HOME%).
- Starting and Stopping the server: This is done via two batch files (^) – startup and shutdown They can be found in the Tomcat bin folder. It is recommended you create a shortcut for each and place on your desktop. Start the server by running the startup batch file (^) – you should get a display like this:
- Next test that the server can run a JSP page.
- In the webapps\ROOT^ folder you will find an index.jsp file.
- The ROOT folder is where the JSP pages need to live.
- Open your web browser and in offline mode type the following in the url text box: ·http://localhost:8080/index.jsp If the following page appears then you have successfully installed Tomcat:
