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* When does the app open a connection to MongoDB?  Note that it happens '''twice'''.
* When does the app open a connection to MongoDB?  Note that it happens '''twice'''.
* You'll notice that restarting the app preserves current sessions.  How can you disconnect from a session manually (without "logging out") from the browser?  How can you terminate a select session from the server?  What about all sessions?
* You'll notice that restarting the app preserves current sessions.  How can you disconnect from a session manually (without "logging out") from the browser?  How can you terminate a select session from the server?  What about all sessions?
* Implement a delete note button as described in [[WebFund 2015W: Assignment 6|Assignment 6]].
* Implement a delete note button as described in [[WebFund 2015W: Assignment 6|Assignment 6]], Question 4.


==Getting Credit for Tutorial==
==Getting Credit for Tutorial==

Revision as of 19:33, 1 March 2015

This tutorial is not yet finalized.

In this tutorial you'll be learning about and extending persistent-notes. This application is notes-demo from Tutorial 4 modified to work with MongoDB. The application expects there to be a MongoDB instance running on localhost with notes in the same format as that used by the code in Assignment 5 and Tutorial 5.

Tasks/Questions

  • What happens to persistent-notes when mongodb is not running when the app is started? What if it is shut down while the app is running?
    • You can stop and start mongodb by typing sudo service mongodb stop and sudo service mongodb start.
  • When does the app open a connection to MongoDB? Note that it happens twice.
  • You'll notice that restarting the app preserves current sessions. How can you disconnect from a session manually (without "logging out") from the browser? How can you terminate a select session from the server? What about all sessions?
  • Implement a delete note button as described in Assignment 6, Question 4.

Getting Credit for Tutorial

You can either:

  • Attend most of a tutorial session and show you have made progress on the above tasks and questions, or
  • Show a TA a working implementation of a delete note button and at least one way to manually terminate a session.