Java Servlets and JSP - Build Java EE (JEE) App in 25 Steps (2016)

Java Servlets and JSP Tutorial for Beginners

Developing your first Java Web Application using JSP and Servlets is fun.

In this course, you will learn the basics developing a Basic Todo Management Application using Java Servlets and JSP with Login and Logout functionalities.

You will build a Dynamic Website using the Core technologies of Java Web Programming. You will understand the basic concepts of Java Web Application Development - HTTP protocol, Request-Response cycle, Java Servlets, JSPs.

You will build the website step by step - in more than 25 steps. This course would be a perfect first step as an introduction to Java Web Application Development.

We will be using Tomcat Web Server and Eclipse IDE. We will help you set these up.

You will learn

Basic Web Application Architecture - Model 1 and Model 2 MVC
Basics of Java EE - Servlets, JSP, Scriptlets, JSTL, web dot xml and EL
Basic Flow of a Web Application, Forms, Request and Response
Basics of creating a Web Page using CSS and HTML
Basics of using Maven, Tomcat and Eclipse
Difference between Session and Request Scopes
Steps

Step 01 : Up and running with a Web Application in Tomcat
Step 02 : First JSP
Step 03 : Adding a Get Parameter name
Step 04 : Adding another Get Parameter Password
Step 05 : Let's add a form
Step 06 : New Form and doPost
Step 07 : Adding Password and Validation of User Id / Password combination
Step 08 : Adding a TodoService and Todos to welcome page
Step 09 : Bit of Refactoring - Packages
Step 10 : Redirect from One Servlet to another - New TodoServlet.
Step 11 : First JSTL Tag : Using a Loop around todos
Step 12 : Difference between Session and Request Scopes
Step 13 : Add a New Todo
Step 14 : Delete Todo with equals and hashcode methods
Step 15 : Adding webjars for jquery and bootstrap
Step 16 : Missing Step :) We want you to take a break. Nothing in here..
Step 17 : Updating Bootstrap to 3.3.6
Step 18 : More Refactoring
Step 19 : Adding a Filter for More Security.
Step 20 : Logout
Step 21 : Theory : Understand Maven and Tomcat
Step 22 : Theory : Servlet LifeCycle
Step 23 : Theory : Model 1 and Model 2 MVC Architectures
Step 24 : Moving Add Functionality to a New Page.
Step 25 : Add Category Field
Step 26 : Format the JSPs better.
Step 27 : JSP Fragments
We do NOT interact with a Database in this Beginner’s Course.