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Davoud Salahi Rad
About |
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BSD student; graduating Winter 2009.
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Received A and A+ in 30 of 37 courses taken so far; current cumulative GPA: 3.82 out of 4, been on the President’s Honour List for outstanding academic achievement 3 times - once every year since started at Seneca - 2006, 2007 and 2008.
More about me and address to my blog: http://challenger110.wordpress.com
This page is about my work in DPS909.
Main Deliverables |
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0.1 Release
0.2 Release
- Blog and Wiki update with bug fix description and how-to
0.3 Release
- Presentation and updated bug fix on Bugzilla:
Work Done in DPS909 Winter 2009 |
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Bugzilla
Bugs subscribed to:
- Bug# 168784: question, no response; Jordan suggested to look for another bug
- Bug# 221232: question, related to bug# 247535
- Bug# 244814: question, question, correction, question, submitted patch, final patch
- Bug# 247535: question, question, fixed by Mark Hutchinson
- Bug# 269280: description helped in reproducing bug# 244814
Readings
- Cathedral and Bazaar
- Eclipse WTP Overview
- Java EE Overview - Developing Enterprise Applications
- Eclipse Webtools Architecture Overview
- Eclipse Plugin
- WTP Server Tools API Concepts
- Eclipse Source Repositories
- WTP Servertools
- WTP Project Development
- Eclipse Documentation
- Eclipse WTP Wiki
Tutorials
- Eclipse WTP - procedure
- OpenSeminar Tutorials
- Getting Started Using Eclipse
- Practice the Eclipse Debugger
- Building Eclipse Enterprise Application Tutorial
- Eclipse Plugin Development Tutorial
- Comparing Eclipse - NetBeans
- Web Persistence with JPA
Blog Posts
- Bug 168784 Part 1
- Reproducing bug 244862
- Adding blog feed to Planet CDOT
- Bug 168784 Part 2
- WTP latest stable build
- Finding Bugs
- Bug 244814 Part 1
- Reading on Open Source
- WTP and the Parable of the Lost Sheep
- Approaching JAX-RPC Bugs
- Submitted patch
- How to have a more productive community
- Bug 244814 Part 2
- Bug 244814 Part 3 - Update
Other Activities
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- Created Accounts: Zenit Wiki, Blog, Bugzilla, and IRC
- Created personal wiki page
- Added link to People's page
- Added links to Winter 2009 Students page
- Added blog feed to Planet List
- Watched video: Revolution OS
- Installed Eclipse WTP and PlugIn
- Tried a minor fix enhancement to get hands-on experience with Eclipse WTP bug fixing - adding date, example from tutorial
- Tried reproducing Bug 173912
- Went over list of prescribed WTP bugs and picked a few
- Published list of bugs being considered
- Verified bugs and fixes using latest build: M6
- Attended presentation by Angel Vera
- Attended presentation by Lawrence Mandel
- Adjusted width of class photo (requested by Peter), and combined 2 tables containing students' info in Discussion and Helping Corner page; compare: before, after
- Fixed unit testing link - found new and working link and replaced previous one which points to javadoc, diff
- Created Summary of Accomplishments page for course
Comments on Blog Posts |
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- Peter Liu's post, comment re NPE
- Peter Liu's post, comment re bug# 168784
- Peter Liu's post, comment about "lost sheep"
- Le's post, comment re bug fixes
- Tahereh's post, comment re reproducing bug
- Shelley's post, comment re blog feed to CDOT Planet and difference between WTP and RCP/PlugIn
- Shelley's post, comment re bug fix and blog posts
Related Links |
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Zenit Wiki
- DPS909 Course Description Page
- DPS909 - WTP Winter 2009 Weekly Schedule
- Discussion and Helping Corner
- Project List Eclipse WTP (Winter 2009)
- Winter 2009 Open Source Students
- People involved with Open Source@Seneca
Eclipse WTP
- Tutorials:
- Development Essentials Tutorial - Setup, Connection, CVS, Patch and more
- Building Eclipse Web Application Tutorial
- List of WTP Bugs
- Eclipse WebTools NewsPortal
Other
- Open Source@Seneca Planet - Recent Blog Posts
Accomplishment |
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Through going over Eclipse bugs, reading blog posts by fellow students, experiencing a bug fix and submitting a patch, I’ve learned a lot about Eclipse and Open Source development processes. I’m glad that at the end everything has made sense! :) As mentioned by Jordan, “A long trip starts with a small step”, and "Where there is a will, there is a way". I took the steps and thanks to his guidance and encouragements, and the contributions by Peter Liu and other students, I’m happy with the result of taking this course. This was a Professional “Option”. It was the first time being offered with Eclipse WTP. There was a lot to learn and there is still a lot to do. I look forward to what future holds and can be done.
