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.

Intagrating Tomcat to the Eclipse Environment

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After installing Apache Tomcat and Eclipse, connecting these two is not a big deal. You need to simply follow the following steps. To view my post about how to install Apache Tomcat please go here.

STEP 1

Start Eclipse and go to the tab "Servers". Initially as we have no servers yet, this tab will be empty. Click the link to create a new server as shown below.

Very Simple Example to a Servlet - Hello World Servlet

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I am going to show you how to write your very first servlet code. So if you are new and looking for a easy yet useful start, you are in the right place.This is the code I wrote a few months ago when I started to get familiar with servlets, jsp, jsf and database operations. So a couple of more posts related to these subjects will be posted probably not too far from now. Let's get started.

Let's Install and Configure Apache Tomcat on Windows

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Here is a quick and easy guide for you to install and configure Apache Tomcat on your Windows system. I will try to explain it step by step so that you can follow them easily.

STEP 1

First of all, we need to sure that we have latest versions of jre and jdk installed on our systems. If they are missing on your system, go to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html to download them. If you want to check my other post about how to check JDK version on your system, you can find it here.