JSP AJAX Bootcamp

Learn to download and install JDK 8 on Windows, including choosing 64-bit, creating and verifying an Oracle account, accepting the license, and completing the setup.

Install NetBeans 8.2 on Windows by locating the download link, selecting the JDK, accepting the license, and completing the installation.

Create a new Java web project, configure the server, build an index.jsp, and run the application to see a JSP hello world and a demonstration of adding two numbers.

Explore how to set up bootstrap in a JSP AJAX Bootcamp project, download and integrate bootstrap files, and create a form with a name field and post method submission.

Learn to build a student marks calculation system that inputs a student's name and marks, computes an average, and determines a grade or pass status based on the average.

Watch a simple create, read, update, and delete crud demo using a form, table view, and edit or delete links.

Learn how to set up a JSP AJAX bootcamp project, design a Bootstrap-styled form, connect to a MySQL database with JDBC, and insert records using prepared statements and post requests.

Explore viewing and editing database records through a browser interface, wire data connections, and design form views to manage and update records in a jsp ajax bootcamp.

Learn how to update records by editing forms and submitting updates to the database in a JSP and AJAX workflow.

Learn how to delete records in a JSP AJAX bootcamp workflow by using delete links and buttons, handling updates, and redirecting after deletion to reflect changes.

Create a new jsp ajax project, integrate bootstrap, and design an ajax insert form with validation and data serialization.

Demonstrate how to edit a record by clicking an edit button, retrieving data with a get request, populating a form, and updating or adding records in the database.

Enter an account number to fetch and display the corresponding name and balance in a simple jsp ajax app, with validation that shows data only for valid accounts.

Learn how to view comments from the database, fetch data with a get function, loop through results, and render each comment as a styled card in a JSP AJAX bootcamp.

Build a functional login form in the JSP AJAX bootcamp, with username and password fields, sign-in and reset actions, and server-side validation with database-backed authentication via prepared statements.