JSP & Servlets
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HTTP Basics1.0.0
  • Setting up
  • Pre-requisites
  • Servlet Part 1
  • Servlet Part 2
  • Understanding the servlet
  • Servlet XML Configuration
  • POST method and passing parameters
  • Passing more parameters
  • Understanding GET and POST
  • Request, Session and Context Part -1
  • Request , Session and Context Part - 2
  • Understanding init, service and ServletConfig
  • Hello JSP
  • Understanding JSP
  • JSP Page directives
  • HttpServletRequest Path Decoding
  • Scopes in JSP and the PageContext Object
  • Understanding MVC pattern
  • PART -1 Writing an MVC app
  • JSTL
    • For-each
  • CRUD-1
  • Project Work
    • Create a Simple Java Web Application Using Servlet, JSP/JSTL and JDBC/Transaction
  • Locale Filter
  • Action Plan
    • Schedule
    • Hit webservice
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  • Step 1: Various web applications are deployed on tomcat
  • Step 2: Hit the URL
  • Step 3: tomcat will create the request and response objects
  • Step 4: After reading the URL : tomcat identifies the path like : "http://localhost:8080/SimpleServletProject/SimpleServletPath" and loads the corresponding servlet defined using annotation or web.xml.
  • Step 5: Servlet will receive both request and response objects.
  • Resources :

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Understanding the servlet

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Step 1: Various web applications are deployed on tomcat

Step 2: Hit the URL

Step 3: tomcat will create the request and response objects

Step 5: Servlet will receive both request and response objects.

Resources :

Step 4: After reading the URL : tomcat identifies the path like : "" and loads the corresponding servlet defined using annotation or web.xml.

http://localhost:8080/SimpleServletProject/SimpleServletPath
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