his repository contains a Java Servlet application that demonstrates how to handle GET requests and generate dynamic HTML content based on user input. The application features a registration form where users can input their details, which are then displayed back to them upon submission.
Welcome to the Java Servlet Registration App! This project demonstrates the power of Java Servlets in handling HTTP POST requests. It features a user-friendly registration form and dynamically generates an HTML response displaying the submitted user details. Whether you're new to Java Servlets or looking for a simple example to build upon, this project serves as a great starting point.
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📋 User Registration Form:
- Collects user details such as Name, Age, Branch, Semester, Gender, and Hobbies in a clean and intuitive form layout.
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📝 Dynamic HTML Response:
- Processes the form data and displays the submitted information dynamically on a new page, giving users instant feedback.
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🔗 Easy Navigation:
- Includes links for smooth navigation between pages, making the user experience more seamless.
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Java Servlet:
- Implements HttpServlet to handle HTTP requests and responses, showcasing effective server-side programming.
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Apache Tomcat:
- Deployed on Apache Tomcat, which serves as the web server for running this servlet application.
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MySQL Database (Future Enhancements):
- While not implemented in this example, the project is designed to easily integrate MySQL for storing form data.
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Eclipse IDE:
- Developed using Eclipse IDE, making the project easy to manage, extend, and deploy.
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Clone the Repository:
git clone <repository-url>
Open in Eclipse IDE:
Import the project by selecting File > Import > Existing Projects into Workspace. Configure Apache Tomcat:
Set up Tomcat in Eclipse by navigating to the Servers tab and configuring the server. Deploy and Run:
Right-click the project, select Run As > Run on Server, and deploy the application on Tomcat. Access the Application:
Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:8080/your-context-path/RegistrationForm.html. Submit the Form:
Fill out the registration form and submit to see your entered data displayed on a new page. 💻 Getting Started Ensure you have the following tools installed to run the project successfully:
Java Development Kit (JDK) Eclipse IDE Apache Tomcat Server MySQL Database (Optional for future development) Follow the setup instructions for configuring Tomcat in Eclipse, if required.
🎨 Screenshots Registration Form: A form that captures user details with input fields like text boxes, checkboxes, and dropdowns. Dynamic Response Page: Displays the user’s submitted data dynamically upon form submission. 🤝 Contributions Contributions are highly welcome! Feel free to:
Report any issues you encounter. Submit pull requests for improvements or new features. 🌱 Future Enhancements: MySQL Integration: Store and retrieve form data from a MySQL database. Form Validation: Add client-side or server-side validation to ensure data accuracy. 👨💻 Author Monu Yaduwanshi - GitHub Profile
Thank you for checking out this project! Don’t hesitate to fork it and experiment with different features. Happy coding! 💻✨
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