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- Meeting: 30 JAN 2008 (w/ supervisor)
- Technical: MIDlet Session Handling
- Technical: JSP and Servlet Communication
- Updates: Captha Design v3.2
- Technical: Captcha Breakdown Structure
- Technical: MIDlet JDBC & mySQL
- Updates: Captcha Design v3.1
- Technical: Prototype using Texture
- Updates: Captcha Design v3.0
- Technical: Texture with Java3D
- Design Ideas: Blending Effect
- Technical: 4 Fixed Angles Of Rotation
- Meeting: 17 Jan 2008 (w/ supervisor)
- Updates: Captcha Design v2.1
- Technical: Degrees Of Rotation Of Characters
- Technical: Servlet
- Technical: MIDlet Image
- Testing: Viewing Registration.jsp Form In Differen...
- Technical: MIDlet ImageItem
- Technical: Servlet Output
- Technical: MIDlet Forms & Items
- Technical: Output Java3D as Image
- Meeting: 12 Jan 2008 (Group)
- Updates: Versioning Control
- Updates: New Website design
- Technical: 3D Transformation
- Updates: New Epic4Security Logo
- Updates: Captcha Design v2.0
- Updates: Captcha Design v1.0
- Technical: Applied Colouring to Text
- Technical: Text3D/Font3D in Java3D
- Technical: Our First MIDlet
- Meeting: 05 Jan 2008 (Msn)
- Technical: Our First Java3D
- Meeting: 02 Jan 2008 (Group)
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1 comment:
Good suggestion to combine JSP with Servlet. I will add on something from here.
All of you will be asking this question since we attended our Session-2 lecture by Adrian Choo..
"So what?" or "Why".
I think the ans will be..
JSP allows user browser to capture its session ID, as a hidden field, then send to a servlet using a post method, so as to validate with the same ID used by server.
I don't think normal html is capable of doing that right?
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