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 …
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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.
This application explains basic authentication example in AngularJS which includes both Login and Registration Application. The application also includes features like form validations in AngularJS and displaying the registered user’s data in a tabular form.
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.
In the previous article, we have seen Angular Form Validation using HTML5 attributes, Form State Properties, and Angular directives such as ng-minlength, ng-maxlength. As we could see this approach is simpler and easy but not efficient/flexible in case of multiple messages for a single field. With the HTML5/form properties/directives approach, each error message is shown explicitly only …
This is an example for the Login and Registration application using PHP and MySQL. It includes image upload, validations, sessions, profile update etc.
Do you want to know how to develop a login page in PHP ? If yes, then this is the right website to learn PHP Login page development with user inputs validation using JavaScript and clearly explained with comments using MySQL database connection.
