Your team project will be demonstrated in class on
Thursday, May
3.
See the menu for information about pre-deployment of your webapps and
the demonstration's content and schedule.
In order to have glitch-free demonstrations and orderly transitions
between them, you must have your webapps
pre-deployed in the Glassfish
server on
marengo with your databases in the Derby server
on
redrock:
- See the email message about this sent to you on April 26.
- Your team should not have to plug a personal laptop into the projection
system—you should use the classroom computer's browser to open
and demonstrate your webapp.
Your demonstration can be conducted by a single team member or by
committee. In either case:
- Assume your audience is seeing your webapp for the first time,
and that they are not experts in your webapp's problem domain
- Keep the pace of the demonstration slow enough for the
non-expert audience to follow, while avoiding "dead spots" in the
narrative
- Clearly explain each use case you are demonstrating while you
walk through it
- Be sure to cover all your use cases and to "show off" the
elements of your webapp that are the most impressive
- While you won't be directly showing code, occasional references
to what is "under the hood" is appropriate and encouraged, for
example:
- Use of tag libraries not discussed in class
- Custom tags developed by you
- Significant JavaScript
- etc