Java Servlets Case Study - Email Marketing Tool
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Build a complete, browser-accessible Email Marketing Tool while developing practical Java full-stack web development skills. In this project-based course, you’ll create an HTML form interface, enhance it with CSS, and configure Java Servlet mappings to process user submissions. You’ll then develop servlet logic, connect the application to a MySQL database using JDBC, and retrieve and display employee records. As the project progresses, you’ll integrate the JavaMail API to send customized emails and test the completed application to evaluate how its frontend, backend, database, and email components work together. This course is designed for learners seeking hands-on experience with Java Servlets and full-stack application integration. Its step-by-step project structure helps you move beyond isolated concepts by building each part of a functional application and connecting the complete workflow. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to create styled, form-driven web interfaces, implement servlet-based request handling, retrieve data from MySQL with JDBC, add automated email functionality using the JavaMail API, and evaluate an integrated Java web application. Enroll to gain focused experience applying these technologies in a practical email marketing project.
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What you'll learn
- create form-driven interfaces
- develop Java Servlets
- connect applications to a MySQL database using JDBC
- implement automated email functionality with the JavaMail API
- evaluate a complete Java web application through practical testing
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