LCCClassScheduleAvailabilities Homepage

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Updates

Update 6/11/2019: Upgrade: handle classes with alternate/additional schedules.

Update 9/21/2011: Enhanced program to have optional Pause Between Calls.

Update 9/14/2011: Enhanced program to have optional Manual Verification.

Update 5/4/2010: Enhanced Sect column to remove anything after space/white character. This handles situations where the response from the state has more inforamtion, than just the Sect for a class on the Sect line.

Update 4/6/2010: Added 'Please Wait' display for immediate response to the viewer, while the classes are checked. This is beneficial when choosing a section with lots of classes, i.e. lots of queries to the state system.

Update 1/7/2010: Added AutoDebug key to Web.Config to allow debug information on all IPs (good method for first time installation).

Update 1/6/2010:

Found that IIS 7 has security issues with reading Registry values. Changed application to utilize Web.Config for those values instead, removed all Registry modules. Updated manual.
Updated manual (installation section) for notes on IIS settings.
Added default CSS file to installation package/information. Added message to viewer if rqservnt process unavailable (debugMode already had information).

Update 1/5/2010: Code released.

Description

This document describes the lccClassScheduleAvailabilities program.

The lccClassScheduleAvailabilities program was created to pull multiple class availability information from the state system. This allows web clients to view the up-to-the-moment availability information on multiple courses at one time. At LCC, we have embedded this process into our Class Schedule process to allow viewers to click on a discipline section and quickly see availability stats for all courses in the list.

The program first reads the server registry for the location/filename of the Logic File. It will then read the Logic File for how it is to perform.

Application Files

Disclaimer
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