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Build an online messaging app using Java Servlets, JSP, Expression Language, JSTL, JPQL, Sessions/Cookies, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, and the Bootstrap framework. This book explains Java EE, along with its associated technologies making it perfect for those with at least basic programming experience in Java or C. Java EE Web Application Primer teaches you how to develop complete web applications using Oracle as the database. By the end of the book you will have developed an online messaging app like Twitter. From there you can create other applications such as an online survey tool.

What You´ll Learn

Build a Twitter-like web application called Bullhorn using Java, Oracle, and more

Create web applications using Eclipse
Design web pages with HTML forms, tables, and more
Use SQL along with Java and Oracle for database accessibility
Connect to a database using the Java Persistence APIs
Create dynamic web pages with JavaScript, JSP, and the tag libraries
Get web pages to stand out with Bootstrap, jQuery, and CSS
Who This Book Is For

Those with at least basic programming experience in Java or C.

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1. Getting Started 2. What is a database? 3. Installing and Running Eclipse 4. Bullhorn Site Overview 5. What is MVC? 6. Creating a web application 7. The DAO/Repository 8. The Service Layer 9. The Controller 10. The Presentation/View 11. Designing Web Pages with HTML 12. HTML5 tags 13. The Stateless Nature of the Web 14. Users and Sessions 15. How to create database tables for Bullhorn 16. Make Web Pages Do Something using JavaScript 17. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) 18. Making pages work on all screen sizes 19. Use Gravatar to display user´s avatars with posts 20. The Presentation/View

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Dave Wolf is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) with over twenty years´ experience as a software developer, analyst and trainer. His latest projects include collaboratively developing training materials and programming bootcamps for Java and Python.
AJ Henley is a technology educator with over 20 years experience as a developer, designer and systems engineer. He is an instructor at Howard University and Montgomery College.

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