JSP Servlet Login Logout Register Application MVC Approach - Part 2

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Welcome to the second part of the post! You can see the Part 1 here. Let's get on with the project.

We can now create all the jsp pages. Some of these pages will be page templates and some of them will be sending form information to the Servlets that we created in the previous post.

JSP Servlet Login Logout Register Application MVC Approach - Part 1

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I recently developed a basic login logout register application using JSP and Servlets. This time I wanted to use MVC in the project structure. So that the project is easy to handle, extend and change. This will be relatively long post, so I will try to divide it into two or more parts.

Beer Suggestion Application - Head First Servlet and JSP Book

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When I first started to teach myself about Servlet and JSP(because these two are like JavaEE-101), I was looking for a reference book that can give me the logic and make me understand everything clearly. That book is "Head First Servlets and JSP". So I definitely recommend this book if you are new to JavaEE and looking for somewhere to start or you are preparing for an exam. I read this book now and then and tried to experiment all the small task the book gives to readers. One of those tasks was "Beer Suggestion Project" which is very basic yet again very suitable for beginners. Here in this post you can find that project(you can also find it in the book though :)).

My project structure was like below at the end.

Servlet and JSP Q&A - Part 2

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Here is the second part of the Q&A post. You can view the Part 1 from here.

Q17)What are advantages of using JSP?

Servlet and JSP Q&A - Part 1

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I have been working on Servlets and Jsp recently. I have developed a few projects to get familiar with these subjects. While working on my projects, I read quite a few books, watched videos and often had some search on forums to understand what I have been doing better and also to find some answers to my questions. As a result, I now have good(but not perfect of course) knowledge base related to Servlet and Jsp. So I thought creating a Q&A post about Servlet and Jsp would be very useful to keep this information on record and also to help those who are trying to get a little bit more into these subjects. So I hope you benefit from this post too!