This lab
course provides you information about the tool that you need to use for
practical of Web programming course. This lab course supports the course
BCS053: Web Programming. We propose that you use an IDE such as Netbeans,
Eclipse or any other IDE for web development. You are advised to install the
latest version of theseIDEs. This lab course includes 10 practical sessions of
3 hours each. This lab manual lists the lab exercises that you need to perform
during each of the lab sessions. You should try to use the available time by
coming fully prepared with the exercise.
First two
sessions are focused on HTML and CSS. You should try to create a small web site
using HTML tags and CSS. Session 3 is about creating simple XML document and
viewing those documents. Session 4 focuses on creating a small web page using
WML that can be viewed on a mobile. Session 5 and 6 focuses on use of
JavaScript. Last four sessions are devoted to writing JSP and JDBC oriented
code.
You may
need a web server to display the web pagesthat you may create. Fortunately, the
present day IDEs also include a web server. For example Netbeansis bundled with
web servers – Apache and Glassfish. For the purpose of back end database we
will demonstrate the use of MySql. However, you may use any database technology
at your study center. In such case you have to use the necessary drivers.
In this
lab manual, we have used NetbeansIDE 7.3.1. We first discuss about the process
of installation of Netbeans along with the web server and database system. We
then explain creating HTML, XML, Web Application, JSP pages etc using it.
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