Monday, April 18, 2016

Java Registration Page using Servlet MySQL MVC

This post explains a simple registration application in Java using Servlet, MySQL, MVC architecture. This Java registration page has been built using Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern. Let us understand what is MVC and how this should be used while developing any application.
For Login application in java, refer the post Login application in Java using MVC
The Model View Controller (MVC) architecture can be best explained with the help of following diagram.
Model View Controller design pattern implementation in Java
Model View Controller Architecture
We are making use of Eclipse Integrated development environment(IDE) for this Registration example. To follow the basic coding standards, I have created my folder structure as shown in the following diagram.
Eclipse directory structure for Java Registration using JSP Servlet database
Eclipse directory structure for Java Registration using JSP Servlet database

Any Registration or Login application always begins with a view page. It can be a page in HTML, JSP or PHP or VB or any other language. Our registration form begins with Register.jsp page and from here we are calling RegisterServlet.java page.
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