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The rationale for the course and how it fits into the rest of the curriculum.  Role of MIS3502.pptx

You can get the syllabus here:  MIS3502Syllabus.docx

Also — be sure to read the guidelines for submitting assignments and projects: MIS3502 Assignment Guidelines.docx

Here are the instructions for this project:  Project 1.docx

Here is the Fox Trade database you will need for the project:  FoxTrade.mdb

Always test the project with a fresh copy of the database.

Here’s a sample solution MovieAppWebDVHint.zip

The solution walks you through the placement of a number inside a TextBox inside a DetailsView.  Notice that it only puts the number in when you insert a record.  (That’s what you want.)

Now, you still need to find out how to find the highest existing primary key value.

Here are the instructions for this project:  Project 2.docx

Be sure you work with a new copy of the Fox Trade database:  FoxTrade.mdb

Start the project early — It’s a lot more difficult than project 1.

Here are the instructions for this project:  Project 3.docx Here is the testStockService application that is a demonstration of how to use the StockService web service:   testStockService.zip It is always a good idea to start over with a new copy of the Fox Trade database.  You can get the database here:  FoxTrade.mdb The project is a continuation […]

Instructor

Paul Weinberg

weinberg@temple.edu – 215-204-9563
Office – Speakman 209
Office Hours — Tues Thurs 10 – 11 (or make an appointment)
Website:  http://community.mis.temple.edu/pweinberg/

MIS Department Technology Coordinator

Manoj Chacko

chacko@temple.edu – 215-204-3847
Office – Speakman 210
website:  http://community.mis.temple.edu/mchacko/

Instructions:  Lab Exercise – Working with a simple ASP.NET application.docx Starter (This is your starting point for the lab — Unzip this and open it in Visual Studio as a web site before you do the lab):  InClassASPx(before).zip Answer key to questions in the instructions document:  Lab Exercise – Working with a simple ASP.NET application KEY.docx Solution:  […]

Instructions:  Lab Exercise – Unbound controls and the AccessDataSource.docx

Starter  (Your starting point for the lab.  Unzip this and open it in Visual Studio – as a web site – before you do the lab):  InClassDBControls(before).zip

Solution:  InClassDBControls(after).zip

A slide presentation which helps explain how DataView and DataRowView classes work is available at:  ExplainingUnboundControls.pptx

Instructions:  Lab Exercise – Coding ADONET objects.docx

Starter:  InClassADOObjects(before).zip

Solution:  InClassADOObjects(after).zip

Instructions:  Lab Exercise – Reading XML.docx

Starter:  XMLInClass(before).zip

Solution to parts 1 and 2:  XMLInClass(pt1and2).zip

Solution to part 3:  XMLInClass(pt3).zip

This exercise uses an external web service at http://www.webservices.net.  In case this web service is not available during class, I setup an alternate web service on the class1 server with an alternate set of instructions. Lab Exercise Using http://www.webservices.net: Instructions:  Lab Exercise – Consuming a web service.docx Starter:  CurrencyConvert(WS-Start).zip Solution:  CurrencyConvert(WS).zip Alternate Exercise using the class1 server: Instructions:  Consuming a web service using the […]

Instructructions:  Lab Exercise – Coding a simple web service.docx

Starter:  FoxTradeDBService(before).zip

Solution:  FoxTradeDBService.zip

Instructions:  Lab Exercise – Working with session variables.docx

Starter:  PizzaOrder(before).zip

Solution:  PizzaOrder(solution).zip

MIS3502 Assignment Guidelines.docx

The assignment is located here:  Assignment 1 Review of Concepts.docx Complete and submit as a Word document.

You will need the following programs to complete this assignment:
MailApp.zip
ProductSelector.zip
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Notes 1. Overview of ASP.NET.docx Contains assignment 2.  Look for problem 2 in the notes. Get the problem to work with a fixed multiplier of 5.  Then modify the program to use a DropDownList allowing the user to select one, two, three, four, or five.  Instructions for setting up a DropDownList are located on pages 5 […]

Notes 2. Codeless ASP.NET Database Application using DetailsView.docx

Contains assignment 3.  Complete the walkthrough in the notes and submit the resulting program.

Here’s the database you will need.  topmovies.mdb

Notes 3. Validation Controls in ASP.NET

Contains assignment 4.  Look for problem 1 in the notes.  Submit as a program.