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Functional Site Development: Iteration.ICPP.group

Collaborative project by Chris, Conry, Zach, Kevin, Tyler, and Kevin. Features basic authentication, file upload, compiler linking, XML parsing research, and consistent design through RapidWeaver style sheets.

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Functional Site Development: Iteration.ICPP.group

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  1. Iteration ICPP group Members: Chris Conry Zach Weaver Kevin Toplak Tyler Herzog (L) Kevin Basista

  2. Goals • Functional Site to test development • Basic authentication • File upload • Link to compiler to compile code • Research XML parsing

  3. Site Layout Sandbox.html Splash.html Assignments.html • Simple layout • Login can be bypassed for Sandbox

  4. Page Design • Style sheet created using RapidWeaver • Keeps design consistent • Work area on left, controls on right • Sandbox Page

  5. CGI • Allows for executing scripts on server • Writing ours in python • This approach keeps our scripts separate from the sites • Needed .htaccess file to enable executable scripts Options +ExecCGI AddHandlercgi-script .cgi .py

  6. File Upload • Decided on Drag’N’Drop • Only one code verification • Simple, see the code right away

  7. Calling Compiler • Python (CGI) script called on button click • Saves textarea content to .cpp file • Simple Popen() call cmd = ["g++", "-o", "compiledfrompython", "prog.cpp"] p= subprocess.Popen(cmd) p.wait()

  8. Next Steps • Linking GDB • Handled via python commands • Begin working with XML • Design Assignments.html

  9. Questions?

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