Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL

Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL I'm in a group for a project in my software engineering class, and we are planning to develop a fairly straightforward web app written in Java that will use MySQL as its database.Does anyone have experience with using Java/Servlet to handle

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Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL I haven't used that specifically, but you'll probably be fine except that it's java, so there'll be a bunch of extra annoying bullshit along the way because you've got your databaseFactoryFactoryFactoryFactory. Which is

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Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL @2 thanks for the response - I'd prefer doing this in Python, but my teammates' experiences are largely centered around Java. Our backend logic isn't anything complex, so coding it shouldn't be that much of a

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Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL Hi, I use the Java stack with MySQL and React/Angular a lot for work.In terms of the technology you will probably want, it will be Spring Boot. Spring boot is mainly meant for creating RESTFul APIs. So if you are looking for something that will

Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL

Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL Hi,I figured I'd circle back to this after a few weeks. I got Tomcat and Servlet running properly. I understand the directory structure needed to serve the web app. What I'm especially interested in and need to figure out next is how

Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL

Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL Hi, the first question since it is not clear to me, are you writing your backend as a restful API using Spring Boot, and hitting it from the front end using AJAX, or are you using older technologies such as JSP (java server pages)?This matters in

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Re: Java Servlet, Apache Tomcat, and MySQL Hum... well without knowing the full set of technologies you are using, not sure if I can help at all. To clarify, the subject  line of this thread applies to just about all java related web technologies. Are you using Spring MVC, EJB, etc... I