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Overview
This document gives basic information on how students should use
workstations in the general instructional labs to develop ASP.NET
projects, and how to publish their projects on a central server. It
also describes how the instructional team (instructor and TAs)
should prepare the server environment, and how to handle grading of
student projects.
Software Environment
The development and publishing environments for ASP.NET web
applications is as follows:
Guidelines for Instructors/TAs
- Using the SQL Enterprise Manager, create the databases on IISQLSRV and grant the appropriate permissions for the group or individual.
- Create directories in the project area and grant permissions to the groups/individuals.
- Use any of the GRADING WORKSTATION solutions listed above to open the projects and run them. In some instances, you may have to copy the project to the local disk to get it to run.
Instructions for Students
- Using a lab workstaion, or your own personal workstation with VS2005 installed, create a NEW WEBSITE project from the start menu.
- Develop your project.
- When finished, copy it to the appropriate project directory for yourself/group.
WARNING: Workstations
in the labs will clean the local hard drive when they reboot, when
you log off, and even when the workstation crashes, so
PLEASE SAVE YOUR WORK TO YOUR HOME DIRECTORY,
FREQUENTLY. By default, projects will be created under your profile so they will be persistant if you leave the default location.
IISQLSRV is backed up nightly to protect against equipment
failure (not user failure!) However, you should always keep a copy
of your project in your UNIX or Windows home directory for possible
recovery from any accident - equipment or yours.
Reference
Last Updated:
Mar 29, 2006
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