Servlets and JSPs: Creating Web Applications With Java [repost]

Learn how to create dynamic websites using the Java programming language with this java web application tutorialIn this Java web application tutorial I'll show you how to create dynamic websites using the core technologies of Java web programming. If you want to create your own interactive websites, if you know some Java and you want to take your skills to the next level, or if you want hot skills for the job marketplace, this Java web application tutorial course is for you.

In this Java web application tutorial course you'll learn how to:

*Leverage the power of Java to create dynamic websites
*Deploy your applications for free on the Internet
*Use and understand core server-side Java web technologies

I'll show you how to take your basic Java knowledge and use it to create websites using the same technologies (servlets, JSPs and JSTL) that everyone from self-employed web developers to huge corporations use to create modern interactive web sites.

What are the requirements?

- Basic Java knowledge
- Ideally basic HTML and SQL knowledge
- Basic computer and Internet skills

Content:


curriculum
SECTION 1 Getting Started

Lecture 1:
Introduction
03:58
Lecture 2:
Setting Up Your System
06:58
Lecture 3:
A "Hello World" Servlet
07:18
Lecture 4:
A "Hello World" JSP (Java Server Page)
09:53
Lecture 5:
Deployment Descriptors: the Web.xml File
15:01
Lecture 6:
Deploying Your Application to a Local Server
07:17
Lecture 7:
Deploying Your Application to the Internet – For Free
10:36

SECTION 2 Nuts and Bolts

Lecture 8:
Importing Java Classes Into JSPs
09:15
Lecture 9:
Getting URL Parameters
11:15
Lecture 10:
Scripting HTML
08:05
Lecture 11:
Including Files In Other Files
18:38
Lecture 12:
Forwarding and Redirecting
08:15
Lecture 13:
The Declaration Tag
04:22
Lecture 14:
JSP Tags Summary
05:42
Lecture 15:
Model 1 vs. Model 2 Architecture
14:56
Lecture 16:
Using External APIs in Web Applications
03:31
Lecture 17:
The Servlet Lifecycle
02:44

SECTION 3 Beans and Forms

Lecture 18:
JSP Beans
10:32
Lecture 19:
Beans and Scope
16:35
Lecture 20:
Setting Bean Properties Using Parameters
05:57
Lecture 21:
Forms
08:13
Lecture 22:
HTTP Posts
05:39
Lecture 23:
Using Beans to Store Form Data
11:22
Lecture 24:
Adding Validation to Beans
11:55
Lecture 25:
Self-Validating Forms
19:43
Lecture 26:
Validating Forms Using MVC Architecture
22:14

SECTION 4 Some Useful Objects

Lecture 27:
The Session Object
11:53
Lecture 28:
URL Rewriting: Supporting Sessions Without Cookies
13:23
Lecture 29:
The Servlet Context Object
07:33
Lecture 30:
Getting Initialisation Parameters from web.xml
04:43
Lecture 31:
Scoped Objects Review
04:43
Lecture 32:
Cookies
13:34

SECTION 5 Databases

Lecture 33:
Connecting to a Database
15:01
Lecture 34:
Setting Up a JNDI Data Source
20:59
Lecture 35:
Querying Databases
20:33
Lecture 36:
Inserting Data Into Databases
09:30

SECTION 6 Sending Emails

Lecture 37:
Sending Emails: Prerequisites
04:44
Lecture 38:
Sending Emails with the Mail API
16:03

SECTION 7 Simplify Your Code With JSTL

Lecture 39:
Beginning JSTL: Hello World JSTL
06:11
Lecture 40:
Accessing Bean Values in JSTL
06:41
Lecture 41:
Getting URL Parameters in JSTL
02:45
Lecture 42:
The JSTL "if" Statement
04:27
Lecture 43:
The Choose Tag in JSTL
04:46
Lecture 44:
The foreach loop in JSTL
05:41
Lecture 45:
Referencing Java Objects in JSTL
05:57
Lecture 46:
JSTL Implicit Objects
04:01
Lecture 47:
Using Maps in EL
04:11
Lecture 48:
Outputting Variables: The c:out Tag vs. Using EL Directly
04:42
Lecture 49:
forEach: Iterating Through Lists
07:19
Lecture 50:
Using External Files: Graphics, CSS, etc
14:07
Lecture 51:
Reusable Fragments Using JSTL c:import
10:24
Lecture 52:
SQL Queries with JSTL
10:53
Lecture 53:
Setting Variables in JSTL
07:04
Lecture 54:
Expressions in EL
05:54
Lecture 55:
Creating URLs With JSTL
08:01
Lecture 56:
Wildcards and Getting a Single Row in JSTL
06:45
Lecture 57:
JSTL Functions
10:48
Lecture 58:
SQL Updates and Transactions in JSTL
11:51
Lecture 59:
Formatting Using JSTL
04:02
Lecture 60:
Custom Tags
15:38

SECTION 8 Source Code

Lecture 61:
Source Code
22.74 MB

SECTION 9 Where Now?

Lecture 62:
Some Final Words ….
07:44

SECTION 10 Extra!

Lecture 63:
Uploading Files: Allowing the User to Upload Images and Other Stuff
22:15

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