Re: [Bodington-developers] Bodington peer-marking tool

[Selwyn L. <sel...@ph...>]

its surprising how my eyes and cortex play tricks on me...
i read the subject as beer-making tool :)

Andrew Booth wrote:

>OK, the csv file is now a virtual file - there is no copy kept on the
>server. You need manage permission to download the file. I have set the mime
>type as suggested. There's an updated war file on bmbmac75.leeds.ac.uk
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>Aggie
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: bod...@li...
>[mailto:bod...@li...] On Behalf Of
>Matthew Buckett
>Sent: 07 March 2006 11:15
>To: bod...@li...
>Subject: Re: [Bodington-developers] Bodington peer-marking tool
>
>Andrew Booth wrote:
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>>You can download the war file from:
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>>http://bmbmac75.leeds.ac.uk/bodington-quickstart.war
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>>IE6 seems to download it as a zip file, but you can just rename it to a
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>war
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>>file after it has downloaded.
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>>Drop it into Tomcat, log in as sysadmin, password sysadmin and then go to:
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>>http://localhost/bodington-quickstart/site/faculties/medicine/test/
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>Thanks Aggie. Looks nice.
>
>One quick comment, the exported marks look to be created as an uploaded
>file which means that anyone with view permission to the resource can
>download the final marks once they have been generated.
>
>The alternative is to use a a bs_generated_marks.csv and then output the
>CSV from the Java to the output stream after doing a permission check.
>This way you can limit it so that only people with review access can
>only access the marks. Facility.sendVirtualFile() is the method that
>deals with this.
>
>Also you might like to serve up the CSV file with a mime type of
>something like:
>resp.setContentType("text/comma-separated-values");
>resp.setHeader("Content-Disposition",
>  "attachment; filename=\"marks.csv\"");
>
>Other than that when are we going to see this in Bodington HEAD as it
>looks really nice?
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