Metacat

Converted some java 1.5 code to java 1.4 code. Removed usages of "String.contains()", "Node.getTextContent()" and "Node.setTextContent.
Wrote two new methods: 1) getTextContent, and 2) setTextContent, to emulate the org.w3c.dom implementation that ships with java 1.5.

Fixed some bugs.

Removed user-specific config settings.

Added a couple of configurable constants for host and context. Added JDoc comments.

JUnit tests for ClientViewHelper. Includes tests for logging in, logging out, downloading a single data file, and downloading a package zip file.

less emphasis on emphasis class (reduced font size)

included assessmentId in search results.
TODO: search for both assessment and question doctypes in same query and have the result page display them intelligently (segregate by doc type).

organize the bulk of the stylesheets in their own xsl directory.
note that these xsl files are being maintained in the "first" cvs module and should be copied from there.

get the ajax-specific first skins organized with some better naming.
these essentially provide a pointer to custom resultset style sheets so that we can just use Ajax.Updater from prototype and inject the returned html.
they do rely on the first skin (which makes it nice for changing the look and feel - not a bunch of css files lying around messing things up, etc...).

Seperated web API code, from plain java code, by creating seperate constructors and handling Http stuff in just two methods: "clientRequest" and "handleDownloadResponse".
Results in using HttpServlet code in an isolated/thin layer, making it easier to test and reuse all other methods.