[Solved] CSCI128 Lab 10

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Initial Setup: Create a directory to store the code of this lab exercise. Follow the instructions below to start a web server at the newly created directory.

Running web server on Mac using command:

python3 -m http.server [port-number] -d [web-directory]

For example, to run on port 50000 and directory /Users/jsmith/Desktop/myweb

python3 -m http.server 50000 -d /Users/jsmith/Desktop/myweb

The website will be at the address: http://localhost:50000/

Running web server on Windows using command:

python -m http.server [port-number] -d [web-directory]

For example, to run on port 8000 and directory C:UsersjsmithDesktopmy web

python -m http.server 8000 -d C:UsersjsmithDesktopmy web

The website will be at the address: http://localhost:8000/

This is a sample code for making AJAX call to get JSON:

// make ajax query function makeAjaxQuery(){// create an XMLHttpRequest var xhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); // create a handler for the readyState change xhttp.onreadystatechange = function() { readyStateChangeHandler(xhttp);}; // making query by async callxhttp.open(GET, url-to-query-the-server, true); xhttp.send();} // handler for the readyState change function readyStateChangeHandler(xhttp){if (xhttp.readyState == 4){// readyState = 4 means DONE if(xhttp.status == 200){// status = 200 means OK handleStatusSuccess(xhttp);} else{// status is NOT OKhandleStatusFailure(xhttp);}}}
// XMLHttpRequest failedfunction handleStatusFailure(xhttp){alert(AJAX request fail); alert(readyState = + xhttp.readyState); alert(status = + xhttp.status);} // XMLHttpRequest successfunction handleStatusSuccess(xhttp){alert(AJAX request success); var jsonText = xhttp.responseText; alert(jsonText); // parse the json into an object var obj = JSON.parse(jsonText); // display the object on the page display(obj);} // display the javascript object info on the webpage function display(obj){// TODO}

Question 1. Create a JSON document faculty.json with the following content:

{

name: Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences,

abbreviation: EIS,

email: [email protected],

web: www.uow.edu.au/engineering-information-sciences

}

Create a web page Question1.html .

On the web page, display a button Get Faculty Details.

When the user clicks this button, write an AJAX call to get the above JSON file, parse the JSON into a Javascript object, and then display the Javascript object on the webpage as follows:

Question 2. Create a JSON document airport.json with the following content:

{

searchQuery: Australia,

searchResult: [

{

airportName: Sydney Airport,

ICAO: YSSY,

IATA: SYD,

city: Sydney,

country: Australia

},

{

airportName: Canberra Airport,

ICAO: YSCB,

IATA: CBR,

city: Canberra,

country: Australia

},

{

airportName: Brisbane Airport,

ICAO: YBBN,

IATA: BNE,

city: Brisbane,

country: Australia

},

{

airportName: Adelaide Airport,

ICAO: YPAD,

IATA: ADL,

city: Adelaide,

country: Australia

},

{

airportName: Hobart International Airport,

ICAO: YMHB,

IATA: HBA,

city: Hobart,

country: Australia

},

{

airportName: Melbourne Airport,

ICAO: YMML,

IATA: MEL,

city: Melbourne,

country: Australia

},

{

airportName: Perth Airport,

ICAO: YPPH,

IATA: PER,

city: Perth,

country: Australia

},

{

airportName: Darwin International Airport,

ICAO: YPDN,

IATA: DRW,

city: Darwin,

country: Australia

}

]

}

Create a web page Question2.html .

On the web page, display a button Search Airport.

When the user clicks this button, write an AJAX call to get the above JSON file, parse the JSON into a Javascript object, and then display the Javascript object on the webpage as follows

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