This document provides instructions for configuring the database development view in Eclipse to access and work with a Derby database. It describes how to install the database development plugin, create a new Derby connection, specify driver details, and access the Derby database from the command line. It also gives an overview of exploring the database structure in Eclipse and editing, loading, and extracting data from tables.
The document describes an assignment to create an HTML/JavaScript program that parses an XML file containing Olympic sports results, and displays the data in an interactive accordion widget. The program must:
1. Parse the XML file using the DOM parser and display sport event names as menu items.
2. When an item is clicked, display a table under it with details on the event winner from the XML, including name, country, results, a picture, and embedded YouTube video.
3. Support expanding and collapsing multiple event details simultaneously without page refresh.
4. Gracefully handle errors if the XML file is invalid.
Hints on using the DOM parser, jQuery, and embedding YouTube videos are
The document discusses adding tables to web pages. It describes how to insert tables, add captions and headings, and format tables by adding borders. The key points are:
1) HTML tags like <TABLE>, <TR>, and <TD> are used to create tables and add rows and cells.
2) The <CAPTION> tag adds a caption to identify the table, while the <TH> tag formats column headings in bold.
3) The Border attribute of the <TABLE> tag sets the width of borders around the table.
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Integrating IBM Rational Publishing Engine 1.1.2 with Reporting Arena Excel Converter to generate documents from various IBM Rational tools in MS Excel format.
Using Rational Publishing Engine to generate documents from Rational RhapsodyGEBS Reporting
The goal of this tutorial is to introduce to the user the basics of using Rational Publishing Engine to extract data from Rational Rhapsody and create output documents to present in a friendly way the extracted data.
At the end of this tutorial the user will know how to create an RPE template for Rhapsody, how to obtain a valid Rhapsody schema and how to run a document specification to extract data from Rational Rhapsody.
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The document discusses creating styles and using stylesheets in Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) document templates. It provides steps to:
1) Create a Word stylesheet to define styles for headings in the Word output.
2) Design the template's first page with a title, image and borders using tables and styles.
3) Add content areas and define a master page with headers and footers for navigation.
This document provides instructions for configuring the database development view in Eclipse to access and work with a Derby database. It describes how to install the database development plugin, create a new Derby connection, specify driver details, and access the Derby database from the command line. It also gives an overview of exploring the database structure in Eclipse and editing, loading, and extracting data from tables.
The document describes an assignment to create an HTML/JavaScript program that parses an XML file containing Olympic sports results, and displays the data in an interactive accordion widget. The program must:
1. Parse the XML file using the DOM parser and display sport event names as menu items.
2. When an item is clicked, display a table under it with details on the event winner from the XML, including name, country, results, a picture, and embedded YouTube video.
3. Support expanding and collapsing multiple event details simultaneously without page refresh.
4. Gracefully handle errors if the XML file is invalid.
Hints on using the DOM parser, jQuery, and embedding YouTube videos are
The document discusses adding tables to web pages. It describes how to insert tables, add captions and headings, and format tables by adding borders. The key points are:
1) HTML tags like <TABLE>, <TR>, and <TD> are used to create tables and add rows and cells.
2) The <CAPTION> tag adds a caption to identify the table, while the <TH> tag formats column headings in bold.
3) The Border attribute of the <TABLE> tag sets the width of borders around the table.
Generate Excel documents with Rational Publishing Engine 1.1.2 and Reporting ...GEBS Reporting
Integrating IBM Rational Publishing Engine 1.1.2 with Reporting Arena Excel Converter to generate documents from various IBM Rational tools in MS Excel format.
Using Rational Publishing Engine to generate documents from Rational RhapsodyGEBS Reporting
The goal of this tutorial is to introduce to the user the basics of using Rational Publishing Engine to extract data from Rational Rhapsody and create output documents to present in a friendly way the extracted data.
At the end of this tutorial the user will know how to create an RPE template for Rhapsody, how to obtain a valid Rhapsody schema and how to run a document specification to extract data from Rational Rhapsody.
One day Workshop on Project Development using Visual Basic 6.0 was handled by Dr. R. Muralidharan on 24-01-2015 (Saturday) at Sri Vasavi College (SFW) for the M.Com (CA) students.
RPE - Template formating, style and stylesheet usageGEBS Reporting
The document discusses creating styles and using stylesheets in Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) document templates. It provides steps to:
1) Create a Word stylesheet to define styles for headings in the Word output.
2) Design the template's first page with a title, image and borders using tables and styles.
3) Add content areas and define a master page with headers and footers for navigation.
This document provides an introduction to Microsoft Access, covering how to start Access, open and work with databases and their objects like tables and queries. It describes database concepts like records and fields, and how to navigate, edit, and format datasheets. The summary reviews how to open, edit, delete and select data in a table, as well as change layouts, print, and close databases in Access.
This document is a user manual for SQLiteManager, a GUI database manager for SQLite databases. It provides an overview of the software's main features and capabilities. SQLiteManager allows users to create and manage SQLite 2, SQLite 3, and in-memory databases. It includes panels for designing database schemas, managing data, writing and executing SQL queries, analyzing performance, and more. The manual describes each panel and feature in detail to help users understand and make full use of the database management software.
This document discusses creating and designing an Access database and tables. It describes creating a blank database, adding and designing tables in Datasheet and Design views, and setting field properties. Key points include: creating a database using a template that can include pre-built tables, queries, forms and reports; setting a field's data type; adding fields in Design view; and using properties like Description, Field Size, Format, Default Value and Required to further define fields.
This document provides an overview of using SQLite and the sTunes database for SQL and scripting training. It discusses launching the DB Browser software and opening the sTunes database for exploration. It also covers getting started with SQLite queries, including notation techniques, basic query structure, sorting results, limiting results, and using various SQL operators in queries. The document provides examples of queries using concepts like aliases, WHERE clauses, wildcards, dates, logical operators, and CASE statements.
This document provides instructions for creating a traceability report in Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) that links together requirements from Rational Requirements Composer (RRC), test plans and test cases from Rational Quality Manager (RQM), and work items from Rational Team Concert (RTC). It describes creating an XML data source, iterating through each module to display attributes in tables, adding hyperlinks between elements, and defining a master page with a header and footer.
This document discusses how to query SAP tables from Java applications using the R3Table class. The R3Table class provides a wrapper for the RFC_READ_TABLE function module to make it easier to load table data into Java objects and models. The document describes using R3Table to get data from SAP tables, load it into list models, and display it in HTML controls. It also discusses enhancing security and functionality by creating a custom version of RFC_READ_TABLE called ZRFC_READ_TABLE.
2.3.1 creating database, table and relationship on Access 2003Steven Alphonce
A database is a collection of organized data that can be easily accessed, managed, and updated. The document discusses database applications, Microsoft Access, and creating tables in Access. It provides steps for starting Access, opening an existing database or creating a new one, and using the table wizard to build a table with fields, data types, and a primary key. Formatting options like inserting columns and setting field properties are also covered.
This document provides instructions for connecting MS Access objects and controls to an ADO Data Control in VB6 to save and retrieve information from an Access database table. The key steps are:
1. Set up the ADO Data Control and specify its ConnectionString and RecordSource properties to connect it to an Access database table.
2. Connect textboxes and comboboxes to the ADO Data Control by setting their DataSource property to the data control and DataField property to the corresponding field in the table.
3. Add code to command buttons to perform actions like inserting, updating, and deleting records from the table via the ADO Data Control.
This document provides an overview of working with multiple tables in SQL, including topics like joins, aliases, inner joins, outer joins, and joining more than two tables. It discusses how joins interact with the relational database structure and ERD diagrams. It provides examples of different join types and how they handle discrepancies in the data. It also covers adding calculations to queries using functions like COUNT and aggregate functions. The document uses the sample sTunes database to demonstrate various SQL queries and joins.
This document provides an overview and instructions for creating queries in Microsoft Access. It covers using the Simple Query Wizard to create basic queries, sorting and filtering data, creating queries in Design view, establishing relationships between tables, building multitable queries, and using operators and calculations in queries. The objectives, vocabulary, and step-by-step instructions aim to teach students how to extract and work with specific data from an Access database.
This document provides instructions for using the XLS Processor Engine utility to design templates in Microsoft Excel and publish reports from those templates in Oracle BI Publisher. The summary describes:
1) The utility allows templates to be designed natively in Excel by adding markup, then converts them to an XSL format readable by BI Publisher.
2) Instructions are provided on setting up the template with placeholders, groups, filters and other elements and uploading the converted template.
3) The document outlines how to publish reports from the Excel template in BI Publisher and view the output.
The document discusses various features and functions of Microsoft Access 2010 for creating and manipulating databases and tables. It provides step-by-step instructions for creating databases from templates and manually, designing tables, entering and editing data, setting column widths, hiding and unhiding fields, and freezing columns. The document also covers copying and pasting table structures, using field data types, and establishing relationships between tables.
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This document provides the revision history and administrator guide for the Web Applications Configurator. It details changes made in versions 1.0.8.x and 1.0.7.x, including adding the ability to use HTML entities in configuration file titles and hints, changing how default parameter values are loaded, and linking configuration elements. The guide also covers system setup, the configurator interface, and troubleshooting.
This tutorial teaches how to use Microsoft Access 2007 to create and manage databases. It covers creating blank databases and databases from templates, as well as working with tables, queries, forms and reports. The tutorial is divided into 7 lessons that cover getting familiar with the Access interface, creating tables and relationships between tables, sorting and filtering data, building queries to extract and analyze data, making forms to enter and view records, generating reports, and more.
Rational Publishing Engine with Rational DOORSGEBS Reporting
The document describes how to use Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) to extract data from a Rational DOORS module and linked modules to generate an output document. It provides steps to:
1) Iterate through objects in a DOORS module and display attributes.
2) Configure an RPE data source to extract data from linked modules.
3) Filter and extract children objects from the linked modules.
4) Use schema discovery to add new attributes and update the schema.
5) Create templates, queries, containers and other elements to display the extracted DOORS data in paragraphs, tables and other structures in the output document.
There are three ways to create a new database in Domino: using a template, copying an existing database, or starting from scratch in Domino Designer. When starting from scratch in Domino Designer, the user creates a blank database with no pre-existing design elements and must build out the application by adding pages, forms, fields, and other elements. Database properties like the launch options and encryption can be configured. Forms and pages are used to display information to users and can include various elements like text, graphics, tables, and more. Fields are used to collect and store user-entered data on forms.
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This tutorial will show you how to create a Visual Basic 6 project which will generate a report using Seagate Crystal Reports 8.5 Developer Edition. You will save the path of the image files in a MS Access database where it is protected by password. This project will use an external Crystal Report file and will be previewed using Crystal Viewer control.
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This document discusses creating and modifying forms in Microsoft Access. It covers creating forms using tools and wizards, navigating records in a form, finding and replacing data, and updating, adding, and deleting records using a form. It also discusses creating blank forms and modifying forms by adding fields and controls in Layout and Design views.
This document provides a summary of MySQL commands in 3 parts. Part 1 covers general commands for databases, tables, data manipulation, and privileges. Commands include USE, SHOW, CREATE TABLE, INSERT, DELETE, GRANT, and REVOKE. The summary explains syntax, purpose, and common options for many basic MySQL statements.
This document provides instructions for creating a registration page using PHP and MySQL. It describes how to:
1. Open Xampp and check that MySQL and Apache are running.
2. Open phpMyAdmin and create a new database called "section" with a table called "login" that has 3 columns - id, username, and password.
3. Create HTML and PHP files called "register.html" and "register.php" to connect to the database and allow user registration.
This document provides a cheat sheet of common MySQL commands for managing users and permissions. It includes commands for creating users, granting permissions to users, and revoking permissions. The key commands covered are:
SELECT user FROM mysql.user to get a list of users. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES to provide global access to a user. FLUSH PRIVILEGES to reload privileges. GRANT allows assigning specific permissions to a user for a database or table. REVOKE removes a granted permission. DROP USER deletes a user.
This document provides an introduction to Microsoft Access, covering how to start Access, open and work with databases and their objects like tables and queries. It describes database concepts like records and fields, and how to navigate, edit, and format datasheets. The summary reviews how to open, edit, delete and select data in a table, as well as change layouts, print, and close databases in Access.
This document is a user manual for SQLiteManager, a GUI database manager for SQLite databases. It provides an overview of the software's main features and capabilities. SQLiteManager allows users to create and manage SQLite 2, SQLite 3, and in-memory databases. It includes panels for designing database schemas, managing data, writing and executing SQL queries, analyzing performance, and more. The manual describes each panel and feature in detail to help users understand and make full use of the database management software.
This document discusses creating and designing an Access database and tables. It describes creating a blank database, adding and designing tables in Datasheet and Design views, and setting field properties. Key points include: creating a database using a template that can include pre-built tables, queries, forms and reports; setting a field's data type; adding fields in Design view; and using properties like Description, Field Size, Format, Default Value and Required to further define fields.
This document provides an overview of using SQLite and the sTunes database for SQL and scripting training. It discusses launching the DB Browser software and opening the sTunes database for exploration. It also covers getting started with SQLite queries, including notation techniques, basic query structure, sorting results, limiting results, and using various SQL operators in queries. The document provides examples of queries using concepts like aliases, WHERE clauses, wildcards, dates, logical operators, and CASE statements.
This document provides instructions for creating a traceability report in Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) that links together requirements from Rational Requirements Composer (RRC), test plans and test cases from Rational Quality Manager (RQM), and work items from Rational Team Concert (RTC). It describes creating an XML data source, iterating through each module to display attributes in tables, adding hyperlinks between elements, and defining a master page with a header and footer.
This document discusses how to query SAP tables from Java applications using the R3Table class. The R3Table class provides a wrapper for the RFC_READ_TABLE function module to make it easier to load table data into Java objects and models. The document describes using R3Table to get data from SAP tables, load it into list models, and display it in HTML controls. It also discusses enhancing security and functionality by creating a custom version of RFC_READ_TABLE called ZRFC_READ_TABLE.
2.3.1 creating database, table and relationship on Access 2003Steven Alphonce
A database is a collection of organized data that can be easily accessed, managed, and updated. The document discusses database applications, Microsoft Access, and creating tables in Access. It provides steps for starting Access, opening an existing database or creating a new one, and using the table wizard to build a table with fields, data types, and a primary key. Formatting options like inserting columns and setting field properties are also covered.
This document provides instructions for connecting MS Access objects and controls to an ADO Data Control in VB6 to save and retrieve information from an Access database table. The key steps are:
1. Set up the ADO Data Control and specify its ConnectionString and RecordSource properties to connect it to an Access database table.
2. Connect textboxes and comboboxes to the ADO Data Control by setting their DataSource property to the data control and DataField property to the corresponding field in the table.
3. Add code to command buttons to perform actions like inserting, updating, and deleting records from the table via the ADO Data Control.
This document provides an overview of working with multiple tables in SQL, including topics like joins, aliases, inner joins, outer joins, and joining more than two tables. It discusses how joins interact with the relational database structure and ERD diagrams. It provides examples of different join types and how they handle discrepancies in the data. It also covers adding calculations to queries using functions like COUNT and aggregate functions. The document uses the sample sTunes database to demonstrate various SQL queries and joins.
This document provides an overview and instructions for creating queries in Microsoft Access. It covers using the Simple Query Wizard to create basic queries, sorting and filtering data, creating queries in Design view, establishing relationships between tables, building multitable queries, and using operators and calculations in queries. The objectives, vocabulary, and step-by-step instructions aim to teach students how to extract and work with specific data from an Access database.
This document provides instructions for using the XLS Processor Engine utility to design templates in Microsoft Excel and publish reports from those templates in Oracle BI Publisher. The summary describes:
1) The utility allows templates to be designed natively in Excel by adding markup, then converts them to an XSL format readable by BI Publisher.
2) Instructions are provided on setting up the template with placeholders, groups, filters and other elements and uploading the converted template.
3) The document outlines how to publish reports from the Excel template in BI Publisher and view the output.
The document discusses various features and functions of Microsoft Access 2010 for creating and manipulating databases and tables. It provides step-by-step instructions for creating databases from templates and manually, designing tables, entering and editing data, setting column widths, hiding and unhiding fields, and freezing columns. The document also covers copying and pasting table structures, using field data types, and establishing relationships between tables.
Web applications configurator_administrator_guide(e)idominguez03
This document provides the revision history and administrator guide for the Web Applications Configurator. It details changes made in versions 1.0.8.x and 1.0.7.x, including adding the ability to use HTML entities in configuration file titles and hints, changing how default parameter values are loaded, and linking configuration elements. The guide also covers system setup, the configurator interface, and troubleshooting.
This tutorial teaches how to use Microsoft Access 2007 to create and manage databases. It covers creating blank databases and databases from templates, as well as working with tables, queries, forms and reports. The tutorial is divided into 7 lessons that cover getting familiar with the Access interface, creating tables and relationships between tables, sorting and filtering data, building queries to extract and analyze data, making forms to enter and view records, generating reports, and more.
Rational Publishing Engine with Rational DOORSGEBS Reporting
The document describes how to use Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) to extract data from a Rational DOORS module and linked modules to generate an output document. It provides steps to:
1) Iterate through objects in a DOORS module and display attributes.
2) Configure an RPE data source to extract data from linked modules.
3) Filter and extract children objects from the linked modules.
4) Use schema discovery to add new attributes and update the schema.
5) Create templates, queries, containers and other elements to display the extracted DOORS data in paragraphs, tables and other structures in the output document.
There are three ways to create a new database in Domino: using a template, copying an existing database, or starting from scratch in Domino Designer. When starting from scratch in Domino Designer, the user creates a blank database with no pre-existing design elements and must build out the application by adding pages, forms, fields, and other elements. Database properties like the launch options and encryption can be configured. Forms and pages are used to display information to users and can include various elements like text, graphics, tables, and more. Fields are used to collect and store user-entered data on forms.
Doc Ext Configs - free application to manage data in IBM ( Lotus ) Notes / Do...notesapps.org
This document describes the Doc Ext Configs application, which allows centralized management of document data in IBM Lotus Notes applications with minimal coding. It discusses the different types of configuration documents (DocExt, DocToDoc, Project) used to describe documents and how they relate. The DocExt type has three parts (Doc, DocForDoc, DocUpDoc) that define properties of individual documents and fields, as well as how documents get and update other documents. Public functions in the DocExtLib library can interact with the configuration documents.
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This tutorial will show you how to create a Visual Basic 6 project which will generate a report using Seagate Crystal Reports 8.5 Developer Edition. You will save the path of the image files in a MS Access database where it is protected by password. This project will use an external Crystal Report file and will be previewed using Crystal Viewer control.
Access lesson 04 Creating and Modifying FormsAram SE
This document discusses creating and modifying forms in Microsoft Access. It covers creating forms using tools and wizards, navigating records in a form, finding and replacing data, and updating, adding, and deleting records using a form. It also discusses creating blank forms and modifying forms by adding fields and controls in Layout and Design views.
This document provides a summary of MySQL commands in 3 parts. Part 1 covers general commands for databases, tables, data manipulation, and privileges. Commands include USE, SHOW, CREATE TABLE, INSERT, DELETE, GRANT, and REVOKE. The summary explains syntax, purpose, and common options for many basic MySQL statements.
This document provides instructions for creating a registration page using PHP and MySQL. It describes how to:
1. Open Xampp and check that MySQL and Apache are running.
2. Open phpMyAdmin and create a new database called "section" with a table called "login" that has 3 columns - id, username, and password.
3. Create HTML and PHP files called "register.html" and "register.php" to connect to the database and allow user registration.
This document provides a cheat sheet of common MySQL commands for managing users and permissions. It includes commands for creating users, granting permissions to users, and revoking permissions. The key commands covered are:
SELECT user FROM mysql.user to get a list of users. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES to provide global access to a user. FLUSH PRIVILEGES to reload privileges. GRANT allows assigning specific permissions to a user for a database or table. REVOKE removes a granted permission. DROP USER deletes a user.
This document provides steps for creating a subtheme for the Bartik theme in Drupal 7. It involves:
1) Creating folders and files for the new subtheme
2) Configuring the .info file to set theme name, description, base theme, and regions
3) Creating blank CSS and image files
4) Copying color files from Bartik to enable the color module in the new subtheme
The final step is enabling the new subtheme from the administration page.
This document provides tips for debugging Drupal websites and modules. It recommends using the Devel module to output debugging information using functions like dpm(), debug_backtrace(), and debug(). It also suggests checking the watchdog log, clearing caches, ensuring modules and permissions are configured correctly. For module developers, it advises printing debugging data, checking for PHP errors, ensuring hook naming conventions, and using tools like SimpleTest and XHProf.
This document provides an overview of the Photoshop CS4 tutorial. It introduces Photoshop CS4 as an image editing software and outlines the tutorial's sections which cover getting started, interface layout, palettes, toolbox, selection tools, alteration tools, drawing tools, and basic image editing techniques like cropping and resizing. The summary describes the tutorial's focus on learning the interface and modifying images with basic tools.
The document contains several quotes about friendship, memories, and living life to the fullest. It emphasizes appreciating friends who are always there for you even when unseen, making the most of the present by doing what you love, and knowing that goodbyes are not forever as friends will meet again.
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ExactTarget is focused on hiring the best talent globally to support future success and provides candidates with a positive experience consistent with its culture and values. In 2012, ExactTarget filled over 750 positions through over 20,000 applications and 550 new hires, and in 2013 through June had filled 544 jobs with 367 new hires and 184 open jobs. The document provides details on ExactTarget's global recruiting efforts including stats, processes, teams, sourcing strategies, and benefits like employee referral bonuses.
This document discusses how blogging can strengthen networks and develop organizations within the education system. It provides examples of classroom blogs that share learning activities and reflections. The document suggests that blogging by coaches and leaders could extend professional learning networks, share resources and strategies, and help set directions within the organization. Blogging allows learning to continue beyond workshops and gives all staff access to leader thinking.
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I am having trouble writing the individual files for part 1, which is as follows:
part 1
Purpose
This assignment reviews object-oriented programming concepts such as classes, methods,
constructors, accessor methods, and access modifiers. It makes use of an array of objects as a
class data member, and introduces the concept of object serialization or \"binary I/O\".
Set Up
(Yes, these commands are rather tedious to type repeatedly. Part 2 of this assignment introduces
a new technique for compiling and linking your program files called a makefile. Makefiles
require a bit more work up front, but save a lot of typing at the command line once the makefile
has been created.)
As in Assignment 1, you should create a subdirectory to hold your files for Assignment 2.
In that directory, make a symbolic link to the data file for this part of the assignment:
In this assignment, you will be creating several source code and header files, as described below.
You can create each of these files separately using the nano editor, just as you did on Assignment
1.
To compile and link the program you\'ve created, type:
Once you\'ve added the AccountDB class, you should type:
To run the executable file created by the previous command, type:
Program
For this assignment, you will need to write three source code files as well as two header files.
Each of these files is relatively short, but many inexperienced programmers are overwhelmed by
the idea of writing a program as multiple files. \"Where do I start?!!\" is a common refrain. This
assignment sheet attempts to walk you through the steps of writing a multi-file program.
The steps outlined below should not be thought of as a purely linear process, but rather an
iterative one - For example, work a little on Step 1, then a little on Step 2, then test what you\'ve
written (Step 3).
Step 1: Write the CreditAccount class declaration
The CreditAccount class represents information about a credit card account. The code for the
CreditAccount class will be placed in two separate files, which is the norm for non-template C++
classes.
The header file for a class contains the class declaration, including declarations of any data
members and prototypes for the methods of the class. The name of the header file should be of
the form ClassName.h (for example, CreditAccount.h for the header file of theCreditAccount
class).
A skeleton for the CreditAccount.h file is given below. As shown, a header file should begin and
end with header guards to prevent it from accidentally being #included more than once in the
same source code file (which would produce duplicate symbol definition errors). The symbol
name used in the header guards can be any valid C++ name that is not already in use in your
program or the C/C++ libraries. Using a name of the format CLASSNAME_H (like
CREDIT_ACCOUNT_H in the code below) is recommended to avoid naming conflicts.
Data Members
The CreditAccount class should have the following private data members:
an accoun.
The document discusses interfacing with end users in ASP.NET. It provides two programming models - Web Forms and WCF Services. Web Forms enables creating user interfaces and application logic, while WCF Services enables remote server-side functionality access. It also discusses creating a basic web form in ASP.NET that displays the current date and time when a button is clicked to demonstrate the Web Forms model. Common controls like labels, textboxes, buttons are also summarized with their properties and events.
The document provides instructions for creating an OBIEE data model with a SQL query data set in Oracle BI Publisher 11g. Key steps include:
1. Defining a JDBC connection to an Oracle database.
2. Creating a SQL query data set that joins the DEPARTMENTS and EMPLOYEES tables, defines a parameter on the DEPARTMENT_NAME column, and specifies column aliases.
3. Creating a list of values (LOV) for the parameter using a SQL query on the DEPARTMENTS table.
4. Setting properties of the parameter to use the LOV and allow multiple selection.
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This document provides instructions for completing iLab 3 of the CIS407A course at Devry University. The lab involves adding user activity monitoring functionality to an existing payroll system website. Students are instructed to create a database table to store user activity data, add code to save activity data to the table, and display the activity data on a new web form. Validation logic is also added to an existing personnel form to validate field values. Upon completing the tasks and verifying the functionality, students are to submit all project files.
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Previous weeks work has been uploaded as well as any other pieces needed.
Deliverables
All files are located in the subdirectory of the project. The project should function as specified: When you visit the Personnel form page (frmPersonnel.aspx), a record should be saved in the tblUserActivity table with the IP address, form name accessed (frmPersonnel), and the date accessed. When you click the View Activity button, you should see at least one record with this information. When the user goes to the frmPersonnel web form and enters data, the following business rules are to be enforced.
Fields may not be empty or filled with spaces. If any field is empty, turn that field background color to yellow and add to/create an error message to be shown in the error label.
The end date must be greater than the start date. If the end date is less than the start date turn both date fields yellow and add to/create an error message to be shown in the error label.
If all fields validate properly, then the session state items should be set properly and the user should see the frmPersonnelVerified form with all the values displayed. You will also add a new item to frmMain that will take the user to the new frmUserActivity form you added. Add the proper link and a hyperlinked image to allow the user to select this new option. Once you have verified that everything works, save your website, zip up all files, and submit it.
STEP 1: Step Title
1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio.NET.
2. Open the PayrollSystem website by clicking on it in the Recent Projects list, or by pulling down the File menu, selecting Open Website, navigating to the folder where you previously saved the PayrollSystem, and clicking Open.
3. Download the PayrollSystem_DB.accdb file from the Files section and save it on your local computer. (Note: your operating system may lock or block the file. Once you have copied it locally, right click on the file and select Properties and then Unblock if available). Then add it to the PayrollSystem website as follows: In Visual Studio, in the
Solution
Explorer click Website, Add Existing Item, then navigate to the PayrollSystem_DB.accdb file you downloaded, and click the Add button.
Make sure you select file types, which include *.accdb, *.accdb, etc. Otherwise, you will not be able to see the database file to select.
4. Now we need to create a new connection to the PayrollSystem_DB.accdb. To begin, click View Server Explorer.
5. When the Server Explorer toolbox appears, click the Connect to Database button.
6. When the Add Connection dialog appears, click the Change button. In the Change Data Source dialog, select MS Access Database File; Uncheck Always use this Selection; then click OK.
Press Continue to get the following screen.
7. Click the Browse button to navigate to the PayrollSystem_DB.accdb file in your website folder, then click Open. (NOTE: Be sure you select the PayrollSystem_DB.accdb file in your PayrollSystem website folder ...
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Foundation and Pathways
COS10020 Creating Web Applications
Assignment 2
Semester 3, 2016
Purpose of Assignment:
An individual assignment, designed to familiarise in following the project life cycle in developing a website. It also provides an opportunity to practice again techniques and skills involved in designing webpages utilising validated HTML, and validated CSS using a standard text editor. Moreover, these webpages will contain input forms that will use Javascript to validate user data input before the form is submitted to the server for processing.
In this individual assignment you will develop a new Web form or enhance the Web form you developed in Assignment 1 by using PHP and storing server-side information in a MySQL database. This information will have been collected in your HTML Forms. It will involve the creation of simple MySQL tables to store, update and retrieve information from a Web site using MySQL commands.
Due Date: 8am Tuesday 10 January 2017
Submission as a single zip file, via the online submission system (Blackboard) http://blackboard.swin.edu.au/
Contribution to Final Assessment: 20%
Requirements and Specifications
The assignment requires you to develop a test website for a “Help Desk”. The director of the company is interested in developing a test website that allows the user to register a unique job number when first registering a technical problem. You are required to develop the front end (client) of the website. The director has asked a student, Mr Blog, who is taking up Web programming to develop the back end (server) of the website that will process the data input from the front end (client).
Task 1: Website Design
After several discussions with the director, it was agreed that 2 webpages will be developed. These are the Home Page and the Registration Page.
To keep the test website simple, the structure adopted is linear. Figure 2 illustrates the site map of the website.
The register.htm page:
1. Client side validation using Javascript.
The testreg.php page:
1. Redirects to the index page if registration is successful or outputs to successful registration feedback page with a link back to the index page.
2. Outputs an error page if server side validation fails. The outputted error page contains a link back to register.htm and index.html page.
Graphic Design
As part of the graphic design, it was agreed with the director that the main wireframe design for both webpages shown in Figure 3 be adopted.
These two structure elements will be styled by the CSS contained in common.css. You are free to design and add other structure elements to complete the index and the registration page.
Task 2: Construction and Content Development
Section One: HTML 5 Web Page
The two webpages must be developed using HTML5 to describe the content and structure. All pages must not contain any deprecated elements/attributes. The following HTML must be used in the assignment
· Index Page
· Anchor
· Registration pa ...
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1. Creating an event registration application in PHP -
Part 2: Building the back end
Dreamweaver has all the power you need to establish an online registration system in PHP, including the
administrative back end. The article Creating an event registration application in PHP describes how to set up
the front end, including presentation catalog and attendee registration. This article details the creation of the
administrative side of the system: listing registrants, adding new ones, and updating or deleting existing
attendees. In addition, you'll learn how to make it all secure with protected log-in pages. This application
consists of six pages:
Login.php – The log in page verifies the username and password of anyone attempting to access the
administrative site. Once authenticated, the user is taken to the reg.php page.
Reg.php – The initial registration page displays a table of registered attendees with links to update or
delete each record. An additional link is provided to reg_insert.php.
Reg_insert.php – This page allows the administrator to add a new registrant to the database.
Reg_update.php – Here, the administrator can modify any existing record.
Reg_delete.php – A page to confirm the removal of a record.
Logout.php – This page contains code to log out the current user and return them to the log in page.
Getting started
Before you begin building the application, take a moment to examine the database tables that are employed
and ensure that the database connection is properly set up in Dreamweaver.
Note: It's a good idea to have your dynamic PHP site already set-up at this point and have unpacked the
sample files into the local root folder.
Understanding the database schema
The database that accompanies this article is a relatively simple one with 3 tables: presentations, registrants
and admin.
The first table, admin, is by far the smallest, but it is vital for any administrative application. The admin table
contains the username and password (see Figure 1) for authorized administrators, which is verified at log in.
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2. Figure 1. The admin database schema
As described in this article's companion tutorial, Creating an event registration application in PHP , the
presentations table maintains information for the various sessions held during the event. The table includes
data columns for storing the presentation's name, a short description, and a longer description. There are also
columns for the date and time of the talk, its duration and the day of the event (1, 2, 3, and so on) on which
the presentation is given. Speaker details, such as name and file name for a picture, round out the table
schema.
In comparison, the registrants table has far fewer data columns. Only columns for the registrant's first name,
last name, e-mail address, and event name are included. You could—and probably would—require a much
more robust set of data columns for an actual application, but this structure should give you a good sense of
the type of information you can gather.
The SQL file for the Subscriptions database is included in the sample files download. You can recreate it on
your test server through any number of utilities, including phpMyAdmin, MySQL Control Center or MySQL
Administrator.
Making the database connection
After you've established your database, it's time to create a connection to it in Dreamweaver. To do so, follow
these steps:
1. Choose Window > Databases.
2. Click Add (+) and choose MySQL Connection from the menu.
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3. 3. When the MySQL Connection dialog box appears, do the following (see Figure 2):
Enter the name of your new connection in the Connection name field (for example,
connEventReg).
Enter an IP address or MySQL server name in the MySQL server field. If you're working with a
local development system, enter localhost.
Insert your user name and password in the appropriate fields.
Click Select to display the available databases; choose the desired one from the list.
Figure 2. The Dreamweaver database connection
4. Click Test to verify the connection and then OK if the connection is successful.
With your PHP dynamic site, MySQL database, and Dreamweaver connection all established, you're ready to
build the first page of the application.
Setting up the log-in page
The log-in page is straightforward. It consists of a form with two text fields, one for the user name and the
other for the password. Setting up the server-side code for this page is equally direct and requires a single
server behavior.
1. Choose File > Open. Navigate to the folder with the uncompressed sample files and select login.php.
Click OK.
2. From the Server Behaviors panel, click Add (+) and choose User Authentication > Log In User.
In the sample file, the two fields are named appropriately: User Name and Password. The password
field, additionally, is set to mask the entered values (see Figure 3).
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4. Figure 3. The log-in page
3. When the Log In User dialog box opens, do the following (see Figure 4):
Leave the selected form in and, make sure the Username field is set to username and the
Password field to password.
In the Validate using connection list, choose connEventReg. From the Table list, choose admin.
From the Username column, choose AdminUsername and from Password column,
AdminPassword.
In the If login succeeds, go to field, enter reg.php; in the If login fails, go to field, enter
login.php.
Set the Restrict access based on option to Username and password and click OK.
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5. Figure 4. The Dreamweaver database connection
4. Choose File > Save to store your changes.
When activated by clicking the Log In button, the Log In User server behavior verifies that the entered user
name and password match the values found in the admin table. If a match is found, the initial administrative
page, reg.php, is displayed; if not, the log-in page is reshown and the user name and password fields are
cleared.
Note: For your convenience, a record has already been added to the admin table with the user name of admin
and password of pass. Use these values when testing your sample application.
Displaying registration records
The first page the administrator sees after logging in acts as a central action center for managing the
registrants table. The key element is a table that displays the registrants data at a glance. Each row represents
a single record which, in addition to showing the attendee's name and number of days attending, provides
links for updating or deleting the record. The page also contains a link for inserting new records.
Setting up the recordset
To set up the table of data, the first step is to establish a recordset. While populating the table is mostly a
drag-and-drop affair, you'll need to do a little hand-coding to display the registered days effectively, as you'll
see in the following steps.
1. Choose File > Open and, in the sample files folder, select reg.php. Click OK.
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6. The reg.php includes a prepared table as well as a link to insert a new registrant (see Figure 5).
Figure 5. All registrant record details will be displayed on this page.
Note: All of the pages in this application are based on a Dreamweaver template. If you take a look at the
Template Properties for this page, you'll notice an interesting addition: an optional region called Logout.
When this option is enabled, a Log Out link appears in the footer. This template property is disabled for both
the log-in and log-out pages.
2. From the Bindings panel, choose Add (+) and select Recordset from the list.
3. When the Recordset dialog box appears, do the following (see Figure 6):
Make sure you're in Simple mode and enter rsRegistrants in the Name field.
From the Connection list, choose connEventReg.
From the Tables list, choose registrants.
Leave the Columns and Filter set to their default settings and, set Sort to RegLastName
Ascending.
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7. Figure 6. Setting up the registrant recordset
4. Click OK.
Binding data to the page
With your recordset defined, it's time to add the dynamic data to the page.
1. In the Bindings panel, expand the Recordset entry.
2. Drag the dynamic data entries to the appropriate position on the page (see Figure 7):
Drag RegFirstName under First Name
Drag RegLastName under Last Name
Drag RegEmail under Email
Drag RegDay under Days Registered
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8. Figure 7. Setting up the registrant recordset on the page
If you were to preview the page now and the first registrant had chosen to register for both days of the event,
you'd see a -1 in the Days Registered column. To make that data a bit more informative, you have to do a
minor bit of hand-coding.
3. Select the rsRegistrants.RegDay dynamic text and switch to Code view. Change the selected code
from:
<?php echo $row_rsRegistrants['RegDay']; ?>
to:
<?php echo ($row_rsRegistrants['RegDay'] == "-1" ? "Both" : $row_rsRegistrants['RegDay']);
?>
I've highlighted the new code in red to make it easy to see the changes. This type of code is called a
conditional or ternary statement and is basically a condensed if-then series of statements. Translated to
English, this code would read, "If this RegDay value is equal to -1, then print Both, otherwise, print the value
itself."
4. Save your page.
Next, you'll add the links to the action keywords in the final column of the table.
Linking to actions
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9. To make it easy to manage individual registrant records, an Action column is incorporated. The administrator
has the option to update or delete any record. As these actions are executed on their own pages, a link passing
the appropriate value is required.
1. Select the text Update in the Action column.
2. From the Property inspector, click the Link folder icon.
3. When the Select File dialog box appears, locate and select reg_update.php.
4. Click Parameters.
5. In the Parameters dialog box, enter ID in the Name column and in the Value column, click the lightning
bolt. In the Dynamic Data dialog box, choose RegID and click OK (see Figure 8).
Figure 8. Defining link parameters
6. Click OK again to close the Parameters dialog box and then again to close the Select File dialog box.
7. Select the text Delete and repeat steps 2 to 6, substituting reg_delete.php for reg_update.php.
8. Save your page.
Repeating the records
At this point, the page would display a single record. For the final phase, you'll add a Repeat Region server
behavior to display all the records in the recordset.
1. Make sure your cursor is in the second row and, from the Tag Selector, choose <tr>.
When you select the data to be repeated, you generally want to make sure to enclose everything in a
<div> tag and handle the separation through CSS.
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10. 2. From the Server Behaviors panel, click Add (+) and choose Repeat Region from the list.
3. When the Repeat Region dialog box appears, make sure that rsRegistrants is displayed in the Recordset
list and choose Show: All records (see Figure 9).
Figure 9. Setting up a repeat region
4. Click OK.
5. Choose File > Save.
6. To test your page, press F12 to preview in your testing server. You should see a complete listing of all
the event registrants.
Note: If your registrant list grows too long for a single table, you'll want to restrict the Repeat Region server
behavior to 10 or more records and include the Dreamweaver recordset navigation (Insert > Data Objects >
Recordset Paging > Recordset Navigation Bar).
Inserting new attendees
Although for the most part, your attendees will self-register online, you'll want to be able to add new
registrants administratively for the exceptions to the rule. The reg_insert page uses the standard
Dreamweaver Insert Record server behavior and, when finished, redirects to the reg.php page so you can see
your results immediately.
1. Choose File > Open and, in the sample files folder, select reg_insert.php. Click OK.
This page includes a form with three text fields (RegFirstName, RegLastName, and RegEmail) as well
as a select list, RegDay, and a hidden field, RegEvent (see Figure 10). The hidden field is set to the
current event, Realty Conference, and should be adjusted for any other event.
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11. Figure 10. Inserting a new registrant
Note: It's a good idea to name your form elements the same as the corresponding data column.
Dreamweaver's Insert Record and Update Record server behaviors all automatically assign such pairs
dramatically reducing the workload.
2. From the Server Behaviors panel, choose Add (+) and choose Insert Record from the list.
3. When the Insert Record server behavior opens, do the following (see Figure 11):
Make sure form1 is chosen in the Submit values from list.
From the Connection list, choose connEventReg.
From the Insert table list, choose registrants.
With the form fields named appropriately, Dreamweaver automatically assigns each to the proper data
column, so there's no work to do in the Columns area.
In the After inserting, go to field, enter reg.php.
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12. Figure 11. Using the Insert Record dialog box
4. Click OK and save your page.
Now that you can add a new record to the database, let's make it possible to update existing ones.
Updating registrant records
Because you're modifying an existing record, setting up the reg_update.php page is a three-step process:
First, you'll define a recordset that gets the desired record. Then you'll bind the dynamic data to form field
elements. Finally, you'll add the Dreamweaver Update Record server behavior.
Defining the update recordset
Remember when you set the Update link to include the special parameter ID? In this step, you'll use that
parameter value to filter the recordset down to just one record.
1. Choose File > Open and, in the sample files folder, select reg_update.php. Click OK.
The reg_update.php page is quite similar to the reg_insert page (see Figure 12), with two significant
differences. Instead of a select list, a text field is used for the Days field because the proper values
could not both otherwise be initially displayed and inserted. To make it easier for the user, a bit of
helper text is added. The second difference is the hidden field. Here, the hidden field is named RegID
and will contain the ID of the selected record—a necessary step for the Update Record server behavior.
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13. Figure 12. Updating an existing record
2. From the Bindings panel, choose Add (+) and select Recordset.
3. When the Recordset dialog box appears, do the following (see Figure 13):
Verify that you're in Simple mode and enter rsRegistrants in the Name field.
From the Connection list, choose connEventReg.
From the Tables list, choose registrants.
Leave the Columns and Sort options set to their default settings.
Set the Filter option to the following:
RegID: =
URL Parameter: ID
The Filter setting gets whatever is defined in the ID variable and uses that to select the recordset.
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14. Figure 13. Restricting the recordset for updating
4. Click OK.
5. Save your page.
Binding record data
Now that the recordset is defined, set the dynamic values for the various form fields.
1. From the Bindings panel, expand the Recordset entry.
2. Drag the dynamic data to their associated form elements:
Drag RegFirstName to the First Name text field
Drag RegLastName to the Last Name text field
Drag RegEmail to the Email text field
Drag RegDay to the Days text field
Drag RegID onto the hidden from element
3. Save your page (see Figure 14).
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15. Figure 14. Updating an attendee's record
Adding the Update Record server behavior
Next complete the reg_update.php page by adding the Update Record server behavior.
1. From the Server Behaviors panel, choose Add (+) and choose Update Record from the list.
2. When the Update Record server behavior opens, do the following (see Figure 15):
Make sure form1 is chosen in the Submit values from list.
From the Connection list, choose connEventReg.
From the Update table list, choose registrants.
Once again, Dreamweaver automatically assigns each to the proper data column because of the
properly named form fields.
In the After inserting, go to field, enter reg.php.
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16. Figure 15. Updating an attendee's record
3. Click OK and save your page.
Removing unwanted records
Occassionally, you'll need the capacity to delete a registration from the system. The Dreamweaver Delete
Record server behavior is perfect for the task. Again, you'll need to set up a recordset for the task—luckily,
Dreamweaver provides a shortcut to reduce the workload.
1. Choose File > Open and, in the sample files folder, select reg_delete.php. Click OK.
By now, this layout should seem very familiar (see Figure 16). There is, however, a notable difference:
Rather than form fields, empty table cells will be used to hold the dynamic data.
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17. Figure 16. Confirming removal of registrant
As mentioned earlier, take advantage of a Dreamweaver shortcut to add the needed recordset to the page.
2. Open the reg_update.php and page and, in the Bindings panel, select the Recordset entry. Right-click
(Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) and choose Copy from the menu.
3. Switch to the reg_delete.php page and in the Bindings panel, right-click (Windows) or Control-click
(Macintosh) and choose Paste.
Because the recordset on both the Update and Delete pages is filtered by the ID parameter in the URL,
you can simply copy and paste. Next, bind your data.
4. From the Bindings panel, expand the Recordset entry.
5. Drag the dynamic data to their associated form elements:
Drag RegFirstName in the cell next to the First Name
Drag RegLastName in the cell next to the Last Name
Drag RegEmail in the cell next to the Email
Drag RegID onto the hidden from element
The dynamic text is added to make sure that the record about to be removed is the right one. Now
you're ready to add the server-side code.
6. From the Server Behaviors panel, choose Add (+) and choose Delete Record.
7. In the Delete Record dialog box, do the following (see Figure 17):
Set the First check if variable is defined to Primary key value.
From the Connection list, choose connEventReg.
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18. From the Update table list, choose registrants.
From the Primary key column, make sure RegID is selected.
From the Primary key value list, choose Form Variable and enter RegID in the adjacent field.
By setting the Primary key value to the hidden form field, you're assuring that Dreamweaver will
display this confirmation page. If you set it to the URL variable, the deletion would occur without
confirmation.
In the After deleting, go to field, enter reg.php.
Figure 17. The Delete Record server behavior
8. Click OK and save your page.
All of the major record manipulation is now complete. There are just two more tasks remaining, the first of
which is making it possible for the administrator to log out.
Logging out of the system
When Dreamweaver logs in a user, it creates a session variable that makes it possible for anyone to use the
machine at the current time to access restricted pages. A log-out page is important, because it eliminates that
session variable and thus prevents any unauthorized access. Dreamweaver makes it easy to accomplish.
1. Choose File > Open and, in the sample files folder, select logout.php. Click OK.
Although this page has a Log Out title and a bit of confirming text, in reality it will never be seen by
the user. The server behavior executes when the page loads and immediately redirects the user to
another page.
2. From the Server Behaviors panel, choose Add (+) and choose User Authentication > Log Out User.
3. In the Log Out User dialog box, do the following (see Figure 18):
Choose Log out when: Page Loads.
Since the user has already clicked Log Out once to get to this page, you'll want to grant his or her wish
immediately.
In the When done, go to field, enter login.php.
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19. Figure 18. Deleting confirmation
4. Click OK and save your page.
The final task is to protect your various pages from unauthorized access.
Protecting your pages
Now that all of your application pages are ready to go, it's time to shield them. As you'll recall, the log-in
server behavior includes an option to restrict access based on user name and password. To activate that
protection, you'll need to apply the Dreamweaver Restrict Access to Page server behavior to the desired
pages, starting with reg.php.
1. Choose File > Open and, in the sample files folder, select reg.php. Click OK.
2. From the Server Behaviors panel, choose Add (+) and select User Authentication > Restrict Access to
Page.
3. When the Restrict Access to Page dialog box appears, do the following (see Figure 19):
Set the Restrict based on option to Username and password.
Dreamweaver does offer a more expansive authentication protocol that also looks at the users access
level. For your purposes, the Username and Password option is good enough.
In the If access denied, go to field, enter login.php.
Figure 19. Restricting access to a page
4. Click OK and save your page.
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20. With this page protected, you're ready to move on to the other pages in the application.
5. Repeat steps 1 to 5 with the reg_insert.php, reg_update.php, and reg_delete.php pages.
Congratulations! You've created an entire administrative application for your event registration system. To
test your application, open login.php on your testing server and log in with the user name admin and
password pass. From there, you'll be able to view existing registrants and update or delete their records or
add new ones. Enjoy!
Where to go from here
This article covers the development of a complete administrative application for the registrants table in the
database. A comparable set of pages would need to be created for any additional tables, such as presentations
or admin for a complete administrative site. I leave this exercise to you to complete; you can apply the
concepts in this article to building such applications.
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