Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of S2S_WEB_BOOK_MANAGEMENT_R0

Timestamp:

12/18/08 15:49:50 (16 years ago)

Author:

kyli

Comment:

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S2S_WEB_BOOK_MANAGEMENT_R0

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 = Design =
 Create a "books.jsp" file, which lists all the persisted books on the server:
- * Use the BookService class to retrieve a list with the books, and the Book class to iterate through the list, displaying each book in appropriate format. These two require importing the classes in the jsp (use <%@page import=".."%>).
+ * Use the !BookService class to retrieve a list with the books, and the Book class to iterate through the list, displaying each book in appropriate format. These two require importing the classes in the jsp (use <%@page import=".."%>).
  * Keep in mind that the list can be very long. This means we have to display a certain number of books per page (for example 10), a link to the previous/next page. It will be best to be done using the GET method (this way copying/saving the URL will be easy).
  * Access for non-logged users must be denied ( using response.sendRedirect(..); return;).
 Create "search_books.jsp" file:
- * Make a simple search form (like [http://sophiebooks.org/s4bookstorage.html?view=search], for example), which posts the entered data to a servlet. The servlet outputs the result, using the BookManager class.
+ * Make a simple search form (like [http://sophiebooks.org/s4bookstorage.html?view=search], for example), which posts the entered data to a servlet. The servlet outputs the result, using the !BookService class.
+ * !SearchServlet.java must process the GET and POST data from search_books.jsp and display the results. Since the results may be too many, 10 results must be displayed on a page, as well as links to previous/next 10 results.
+Rename the uploaded_books.jsp to my_books.jsp, display there a list of the books, uploaded by the current user (using the idea of the search), and link to a new page: upload_book.jsp.