This assignment is to be done and submitted individually.  It is based upon what you have learned in class and from Chapter 3 of Developing E-Commerce Sites by Sharma and Sharma. 

There are two parts to this assignment, Part A is programming, the purpose of which is to create a simple Java Applet using the skills you have learned.  Part B is theory and focuses on knowledge of terms you have gained in this chapter.
 

Part A:  (50%)

In class and during the Java IDE tutorial (see the course calendar)  you learned to make a simple "Hello World" applet. This Part will use that existing applet and build upon it.

Beginning from one of the demo applets shown on the slides or in Sharma:

#1) Create an applet that displays two messages passed from the HTML, message A and B, each of which is 30 characters or less. Message B should fall under message A.

#2a) Draw a rectangle behind the output messages.
    b)  Set the color of the rectangle to orange.

#3a) Draw a border around the rectangle.
    b) Set the color of the border to be green.

#4) Change the color of the first message, A, to blue and the color of message B to red.

#5) Ensure that the HTML page includes the heading and the title "Assignment #2".

#6) Add this applet as a link from your webpage you created in Assignment #1.
   

Part B:  (50%)

#1) Define the following terms and submit them as part of the submission email to your TA and myself.  DO NOT COPY THESE DEFINITIONS!  Use a reference but write them in your own words. Explain each, using complete sentences. For example, this would not be awarded full points: FTP  = File Transfer Protocol, *we want to know what this actually means!*

DNS
HTTPS
JDBC
DBMS
DB2
Java Class
Javascript
Threads
JDK
Apache
Jar files
Cookies

#2)  What are the major differences between Java Applets and Java Application programs? Explain.

#3) What would happen if you added the following lines to the Hello World program?

     /* THIS PROGRAM CANNOT BE EXECUTED
     WITHOUT PRIVILEGES */

Please Note:
 ---You may use Netscape Composer/FrontPage or any other editor to do this assignment. (Remember you only really need a simple text editor.)
 --- If you feel you want to expand on this assignment feel free, but ensure that the Core Requirements Remain, as that is the basis of the marking scheme.
 

Submitting your Assignment:

#1 Place both your .class and .html file on your axe account and create a link off of assignment#1, for running your applet.
#2 E-mail your TA a working link to your .html file.
#3 E-mail your TA your .java file  (source code).
 
Marking Scheme

Part B - #1. 1 point for each definition (0.5 if only the full name and not a description of the term is given)
#2. 1 point
#3. 1 point
For a maximum of 14 pts.

Up to 2 discretionary points may be deducted for poor spelling and grammar.