Clarifications

Each time you submit a project via the Eclipse "Submit Project" option a copy of the project is sent to the submit server. Notice that you have a copy of your code in the CVS Repository and also in the Submit Server (if you have submitted your project). The Submit server allow us to run public, release, secret, and student tests. When you submit your project all those tests are run. In the submit server you will be able to see the results of public tests; however, you cannot see the results of secret tests. For release tests you have a limited number of chances (tokens) to see the results. For example, if a project is said to have three release tokens, that implies you have three chances in a 24 hour period to test your code. After a token is used you need to wait 24 hours to use that token again. Notice that you have to explicitly ask for release testing and release testing is only available after you have passed all the public tests. The earlier you start working on a project the more tokens you will have available. Keep in mind that we use submit server results to compute part of the grade associated with a project, therefore you must verify that your project works in the submit server. Also notice you will receive points for release tests even if you don't release test your project (e.g., you ran out of tokens).