CS 352: Program 2

Student Learning Objectives

Use Visual Studio to demonstrate
- Create a Visual Studio 2008 Web Site that uses ASP.NET Ajax to access local Web Services
- Create and author a Web Service Methods to return the contents of your XML data file
- Add JavaScript event handlers and Ajax methods to provide aynchronous access to your Web Service Methods
- Test and debug your Web Service and Ajax code with Visual Studio debugger

Assignment

Create a Web service that provides methods to access the ACM club XML data file through Ajax asynchronous calls.

You Web Service will provide information about the members of the ACM club.
- Use Club1.xml as your club membership list.
- Place the XML file in your db folder to allow users to modify the data.
Add the code to implement the Web Methods GetMembers() and GetMemberById(string)

Create a Ajax Web page that tests your Web service by allowing users to view all the members and to view a particular member's information based on id

Once that is working, work on adding the the Ajax calls to add a new member, modify an existing member's information, and delete a member.

Screen Snapshots

None provided, use your own user interface design

To Receive Credit

This assignment is due in two weeks (at the start of class on Monday)
Save your Web Application in folder u:\Programs\nnProgram2 on your cs35202_nn account.
Print out your user interface Web page to assist with grading
- Try to do all actions from one page in a Ajax-ified way
Annotate your printout to indicate what problems remain in your solution (to assist with grading) and total completion time

Grading Criteria

Labs will be graded on a scale of 0 to 20:
- 20, 19: Excellent, your consuming Web application displays the club membership information attractively in the browser, allows users to modify it, and deals with errors robustly
- 18, 17: Very well done: your consuming Web application displays the club membership information attractively in the browser, and deals with errors robustly
- 16, 15: Well done: your consuming Web application displays the club membership information attractively in the browser
- 14, 13: Acceptable: your consuming Web application displays the club membership information
- 12, 11: Your consuming Web application works sometimes.
- 10: Incomplete: the lab was attempted but over one-third of the requirements still undone
- 0: Program not submitted, no work done. You are allowed one late program this quarter - due in one week.