• An actual working web application showing:
  • The "look and feel" of the pages
  • The navigation patterns among them
• Reflects the use cases from the analysis document
• Incorporates CSS styles
• Has "live" buttons, links, listeners, etc., but they can have canned (dummy) behavior
• Actual database interaction at this point not required, but encouraged

• Addresses the requirements and use cases from the analysis document
• Has simplicity of navigation and design
• Makes clear what to do next
• Provides for getting out and undoing
• Uses understandable coding techniques
• Offers help
• Exhibits consistency

Your team must submit a working, executable WAR (Web application ARchive) file:

• Not a NetBeans project folder
• Created using the Clean and Build function in NetBeans
• Stored in the project's dist folder as <project>.war where <project> is the name of your NetBeans project
• To avoid confusion, please incorporate your team number into your project name.

Your <project>.war file will be deployed in the Glassfish application server running on ukko.d.umn.edu:8080 for evaluation:

• If it does not deploy correctly, no credit will be given
• Before submission, verify that your <project>.war file deploys in some instance of Glassfish other than the one it was developed on
• If your project is already incorporating a database, contact the instructor so arrangements can be made to set up a connection

Your <project>.war file is due by 8:00 p.m. on the day indicated on the Term Schedule using Web Drop.