ADM solution submission server 0.2.1
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Copyright (c) 2014 Thomas Boose 
thomas at boose dot nl.
All rights reserved.

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What's new in this release?
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The testrunner is updated so it runs each test in a separate 
process for a maximum of 2 seconds. The documentation has had 
an extensive update 

Student submissions are sent to the server asynchonious and the results
"flow" into the results box. 

If you don't read instructions
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Congratulations on getting this far. :-)

To start playing, install the ipython-nodebook, the postgresql
database server with python-psycopg. 

unpack the source tarbal, create a database and run the 
sql-create script from the sql folder.

cp the misc/config.py file to '.' the server root directory, 
ajust the config.py file to enter your database credentials and 
finaly run ``python admserver.py`` from the root directory where
you have unpacked the sources.

There are many sites explaning how to create a:
foo.crt and foo.key file for use with ssl /
https site. 

Create them and call them: self.crt and self.key
and put them in the cert folder.

What is the ADM server
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The ADM-server is a webbased tool for programming task formulation,
task assignment, solution submission and grading that will provide 
computer science teachers with a platform for these tasks.

At this stage the adm-server provides a very primitive but working 
interface for students and teachers. the main value is the solution 
submission and feedback based on the docstring of tests.

To find out more about this adm-server software, point your
browser to http://admserver.frii.nl/.

Documentation
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Besides this README all documentation is in the Python source files
and on the http://admserver.frii.nl/ website.

Web sites
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New releases, new features and project progress can be discussed at 
the website: http://admserver.frii.nl/ Come visit us!