I can't answer this question because it'd be like grading your homework before you submit it. I don't mind other students sharing their opinions though.

jberney wrote:

The directions aren't crystal clear, but it's my opinion that you're omitting a little too much.

I see this zip as something that might be posted on the project's website to allow developers access to the project's source code without granting them read access to the project's SVN repository. A good example of this kind of distribution is the download system provided by Sourceforge. As such, you'd want to include everything that:

1. Could not be generated from the included files
2. Could not be obtained from some other source (i.e. don't include third-party JAR libraries)

If you were to go by these guidelines, then there a few files/directories that should be included in the zip that you haven't included. I think the idea is to include only as much as is needed to build the full project. So you want to ask yourself, "with what's in this zip file, could someone wind up with the complete project?" Just my perspective!

Other folder that I thought of that should be included in the zip was "db", considering that the Table structures/Stored procedures change. Any thoughts?