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Submit only your
.java files
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Put your name, UTSC login id and student number at the
top of each .java file. Make sure this data is inside
Java comments:
     /**
     * Name: A. Student
     * login id: 04studen
     * Student ID: 999999999
     */
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Ensure that your assignment files are on
fissure.
(There are several ways to do this: the easiest is to
place them on the G: drive on the lab
machines (you can use a floppy disk to bring them from
home, if necessary); you may use other means if you
have them: ftp, scp, etc.).
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Log in to fissure.
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Use the cd dirname command on
fissure to go to the
directory dirname
that has your files in it (if you used the
G:
drive, your files are in the pc
directory).
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Use the
submit command to submit your assignment, as follows:
     submit -N An csca08s A.java B.java C.java
Where n is your current assignment number and
A.java, B.java, etc. are the files
containing your class definitions for the assignment. Do not
submit any .class files.
For Assignment 0, the submit command is:
     submit -N A0 csca08s XXX.java
YYY.java, etc...
For Assignment 1, of course:
     submit -N A1 csca08s
AVEquipment.java ClassRoom.java, etc...
If you are submitting more than one file, the filenames are
separated by a space.
Notes:
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You do not have to submit all your files at the same time.
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You can always re-submit a file (or set of files) if you
think you have a better version by using:
     submit -N An -f csca08s Whateveryourfilename.java
Where n is 1, 2 or 3 - whatever the
assignment number is. The -f
after the assignment number will force
the submit of the new file(s).
This will delete the existing version of the file(s).
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