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Apress – Java EE Web Application Primer 2017

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Apress – Java EE Web Application Primer 2017

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The Java EE Web Application Primer is designed as a practical guide for those who have a basic knowledge of programming and want to enter the world of web development with Java. The main project in the book is building a messaging system called “Bullhorn” (similar to Twitter), covering everything from database design to user interface development.

Along the way, the reader will learn about key technologies such as Servlets, JSP, and Oracle database connectivity. Using simple language and a focus on the MVC architecture, the author helps developers design and implement powerful, scalable, and modern-looking applications (with the help of Bootstrap).

Book Features

  • Learning how to build a complete messaging app from scratch.
  • Using JSP and Servlet to manage web server side logic.
  • Learning how to work with Oracle databases and use SQL in the Java environment.
  • Using the Bootstrap framework and jQuery library to design beautiful web pages.
  • Deep understanding of concepts such as sessions, cookies, and user management.
  • Introducing development tools like Eclipse for managing Java EE projects.

Book specifications

  • Publisher: Apress
  • Instructor/Author: Dave Wolf
  • Number of pages: 148
  • Number of chapters: 20
  • Format: PDF

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What is included

  • Learning how to build a complete messaging app from scratch.
  • Using JSP and Servlet to manage web server side logic.
  • Learning how to work with Oracle databases and use SQL in the Java environment.
  • Using the Bootstrap framework and jQuery library to design beautiful web pages.
  • Deep understanding of concepts such as sessions, cookies, and user management.
  • Introducing development tools like Eclipse for managing Java EE projects.