Critical instructions that you MUST follow for DBIS Lab projects:

1) Each demo will be for 20 minutes.  Come in 10 minutes early to Infolab
   to login and set up your servers etc.  

2) Your demo should run off netscape remotely -- I will not permit you 
   to run netscape on the same machine as your servlets.  If you use
   javascript make sure it works on netscape not just IE.

3) You should follow the directory structure outlined in the course web page
	project information link.   Check out its current version since 
	I've simplified it a bit.

	Note: [MODULE NAME] indicates a name for your application.
	Pick any name that reflects your application and doesn't conflict 
	with other groups.

4) All schema and data should be loaded by scripts, so you can start from 
	an empty database, run the scripts and be ready for your demo.
	See directory structure for where to place data and scripts

5) You should avoid repetitive code especially repetitive HTML -- make 
	sure your program is in normal form by creating functions to output 
	HTML.  See the sample HTML generation class code for instance.

6) All installation specific information used in your java code 
	should be in a single class/file called Config.java.  
	This includes machine name, port number, etc.  If you move your code
	you should be able to change only this (and perhaps one or two scripts)
	and have your code ready to work.

	Create a README file describing how to install your system.

7) You should create a tar file (using tar -cvfz filename.tgz  directory)
        containing the entire contents of the above mentioned directory.  
	This has to be submitted as part of your demo.   I may ask you
	to untar this and set up your program on a new machine, and 
	demo from the new set up, so pay attention to the previous point!

Sudarshan
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