Submit Programs Completed In Class

Remember that the syllabus states that programming assignments done in class must be turned in. Follow the instructions below for submitting programs. Programs must be placed in the K:\\LABS\CS103\coleman directory by the end of the next class period.

Note: You can copy files/directories INTO the K:\\LABS\CS103\coleman directory but you cannot copy files or directories FROM this directory, nor can you read, delete, or overwrite files in this directory.

You must put a comment like the one shown below at the top of each source file
(those with the .java extension) that you submit.

	//==================================================
	// Program: Name of program
	// Submitted by: Your name here
	//==================================================

Project Submission Procedure

  1. If you have not created a folder for preparing your files for submission then see the directions below. If you have already created the folder then delete any files which may already be in the folder.

    Set up a folder for submitting projects
    1. Open an Explorer window (not the browser Internet Explorer). To do this right click Start in the Task Bar and select Explore.

    2. Find your thumb drive in the list on the left and select it.

    3. Select File->New->Folder. The folder will appear in the list on the right and will be automatically named New Folder.

    4. Right select the new folder and select rename from the pop-up menu. Change the name of the folder to your first initial and last name. For example, John Doe would name his folder JDoe.

  2. Open an Explorer window (not the browser Internet Explorer). To do this right click Start in the Task Bar at the bottom of the screen and select Explore.

  3. Using the Explorer window locate the files you are going to submit in your workspace directory. The instructor will specify exactly which files to submit. In most cases this will consist of all of the files with the .java extension found in the src directory of the project. If there is a package directory in src copy the whole thing. You may also be required to submit an executable .JAR file. Scroll down for the link to get instructions on how to create an executable JAR file.

  4. Select the files or directory you are going to submit then select Edit->Copy (or press Ctrl-C).

  5. Now select the folder where you place files for submission (the one you created in step 1 above).

  6. Select Edit->Paste (or press Ctrl-V) to paste a copy of your files/directory in this folder.

  7. Now select the entire folder where you just copied your files and select Edit->Copy (or press Ctrl-C).

  8. In the file list in the left pane of the Explorer window select the K drive then locate K:\\LABS\CS103\coleman. DO NOT COPY INDIVIDUAL FILES INTO THIS DIRECTORY. YOU MUST COPY A DIRECTORY CONTAINING YOUR FILES.

  9. Select Edit->Paste (or press Ctrl-V) to copy your folder into this directory. You can copy files/directories INTO the K drive directory but you cannot copy files or directories FROM this directory, nor can you read, delete, or overwrite files in this directory. If you make a mistake ask the instructor to delete what you have copied into this directory so you can try again.

How to create an executable JAR file.

  1. Click on the link below (its the same page you get by clicking Eclipse FAQ from the index on the left) then select the last item in the list which will be...

    How do I create an executable JAR file?