This role-based Java Login example contains JSP, Java servlets, session objects, and MySQL database server. You can go through this link to know how to create a database and tables in MySQL using an open-source software Wamp server. This example is an advanced version of the java login page. If you are a beginner and… Read More »How to Develop a Role-based Login Application in Java?

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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.

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A simple and step by step flow with appropriate comments to learn How to build a Login application in Java using MVC and MySQL database server.

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It explains hospital management system using ArrayList. This application has a provision to insert, modify, delete and display patient records such as name, age, sex, address, illness, hospital charges.

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This example is to display ArrayList elements using Iterator in JSP. It makes use of Java Servlets, ArrayList and MVC architecture.

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This example is to display ArrayList data using foreach loop in Java. It makes use of collection in Java to explain this example.

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An Example which explains how to display ArrayList elements using for loop

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