Package edu.pdx.cs399J.grader

This package contains classes that are used to keep track of students, grade projects, and submit assignments in CS399J.

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Description

Interface Summary

Notable

Classes that implement this interface have notes associated with them.

Class Summary

AdjustProjectGrade	This program subtracts some number of points off of each student's grade for a given project.
APIDocumentationDoclet	This doclet extracts the API documentation (Javadocs) from a student's project submission and produces a text summary of them.
Assignment	This class represents an assignment give to students in CS399J.
AssignmentPanel	This panel is used to display and edit Assignments.
ClassPanel	This panel displays and edits information about a class stored in a GradeBook.
CloseStream	Can we still write to a stream after we close it?
DumpScores	This program sorts the scores for a given assignment and dumps them to standard out.
FixMidterm	This is a little program that combines the grades for the midterm quiz, the dream job, and the resume into one grade.
GenerateMailrc	This program generates a .mailrc file containing a mail alias for every student in a given grade book.
Grade	This class represent the grade a student got on an assignment.
GradeBook	This class represents a grade book that contains information about a CS399J class: the assignments, the students and their grades.
GradeBookGUI	This class is a main GUI for manipulate the grade book for CS399J.
GradeBookPanel	This panel displays the contents of a grade book.
GradePanel	This panel is used to display and edit a Student's Grades.
ImportStudents	This program imports a bunch of students into a grade book.
InvokeStatic	This program uses Java reflection to invoke a static method of a given class.
NewAssignmentDialog	This dialog is used to create a new Assignment
NotableImpl	The abstract superclass of several notable classes.
NotesPanel	This panel displays and edits notes.
ParseTextFile	Quicky program that parses a text file containing student's grades.
PrintEmailSubjects	This program reads your INBOX and prints out the subjects of each of the emails.
Report	This class represents a report that is generated as a result of running a student's program.
Student	This class represents a student who is taking CS399J.
StudentPanel	This panel displays a Student
StudentsList	A StudentsList is a JList that lists all of the students in a GradeBook sorted alphabetically by their last name.
Submit	This class is used to submit assignments in CS399J.
SubmitTask	An Ant task for submitting projects.
SubmitTask.Comment	A little class that holds a comment.
SummaryReport	Class that creates a pretty report that summarizes a student's grades.
Survey	This program presents a survey that all students in CS399J should answer.
Tester	This class contains a number of helper methods for testing projects in CS399J.
TesterSecurityManager	This class allows us to call a main method multiple times without the JVM exiting.
XmlDumper	This class dumps the contents of a GradeBook to an XML file.
XmlGradeBookParser	This class creates a GradeBook from the contents of an XML file.

Exception Summary

TesterExitException

This exception is thrown when the TesterSecurityManager attempts to exit the JVM.

Package edu.pdx.cs399J.grader Description

This package contains classes that are used to keep track of students, grade projects, and submit assignments in CS399J.

When we test student code, we run a security manager to ensure that their code does not do anything malicious and to allow us to run multiple invocation of a main without the JVM exiting. We also employ a policy file that looks like this:

// Privileges for Dave's code and student's code

// Dave's code
grant
  codeBase "file:/u/whitlock/jars/cs399J.jar",
  codeBase "file:/u/whitlock/jars/grader.jar",
  codeBase "file:/u/whitlock/jars/xerces.jar",
  codeBase "file:/u/sjavata/classes-dave"
{
  // Let my code do anything
  permission java.security.AllPermission;

};

// Student's code
grant
  codeBase "file:/u/sjavata/classes"
{
  permission java.file.FilePermission
    "${user.home}/proj2/-", "read, write";
  permission java.net.SocketPermission
    "localhost:12345", "accept,connect,listen";
};

A command line would look like:

$ java -Djava.security.policy=/u/sjavata/grader.policy \
  -cp ~/classes-dave:/u/whitlock/jars/examples.jar \
  edu.pdx.cs399J.grader.TestProject0b \
  -studentClasses ~/classes whitlock