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E-Commerce Website using Spring Boot
E-Commerce Website using Spring Boot is a Java-based web application for buying and selling food items. Built with Spring Boot, Java, JDBC, JSP, MySQL, and Hibernate, the project includes user registration, login, employee management, employee search, and database integration.
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E-Commerce Website using Spring Boot
The E-Commerce Website using Spring Boot is a beginner-level Java web application designed around the concept of buying and selling food items online. The project uses Java and Spring Boot to develop the backend of the application and demonstrates the fundamentals of building a database-driven web application.
The system provides two types of users: Admin and User. It includes registration and login functionality along with employee management, employee deletion, and employee search features.
Project Overview
This project is developed to demonstrate how Java and the Spring Boot framework can be used to create a web-based e-commerce application. Spring Boot simplifies application development and provides a convenient platform for creating production-ready Java applications.
The project also demonstrates database connectivity and web development using JDBC, JSP, MySQL, and Hibernate configuration.
User Roles
- Admin: Provides access to employee management operations.
- User: Provides user registration and login functionality.
Key Features
- User registration
- Admin and user login
- Employee management
- Add employee records
- Modify employee records
- View employee information
- Delete employee records
- Search employee records by employee ID
- MySQL database integration
- JDBC database connectivity
- JSP-based web pages
- Spring Boot backend
- Hibernate configuration
Register Module
The Register Module allows new employees to register themselves and obtain their login information for accessing the application.
Login Module
The Login Module is designed for admin and employee login. Users can access the application using their own user ID and password.
Manage Employees
The Manage Employees module allows administrators to add and modify employee records. Administrators can also examine the information associated with each employee.
Delete Module
The Delete Module allows administrators to remove employee information from the system.
Search Module
The Search Module provides an additional function for searching employee records using the employee ID.
Technology Stack
- Programming Language: Java
- Backend Framework: Spring Boot
- Database: MySQL
- Database Connectivity: JDBC
- View Technology: JSP
- Database Configuration: Hibernate
Software and Tools Required
- MySQL
- Eclipse EE
- Java JDK
- XAMPP Server
- Spring Boot
Project Setup
To run the project, install Java and use an IDE such as IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse. Open the project as a Maven and Spring Boot project, make sure you are inside the project directory, configure the database connection in the application.properties file, and run the main method in SpringProjectApplication.java.
If the basedata.sql database script has been executed, the source page provides the following default administrator credentials:
- Username: admin
- Password: 123
Project Benefits
- Beginner-friendly Spring Boot project
- Practical Java web application
- Demonstrates Spring Boot development
- MySQL database integration
- JDBC database operations
- JSP-based web development
- Employee CRUD operations
- Employee search functionality
- Suitable for educational purposes and academic projects
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More Details & Full Documentation
Project Modules
2. User Login
3. Admin Login
4. User Management
5. Employee Management
6. Add Employee
7. Update Employee
8. View Employee
9. Delete Employee
10. Search Employee by ID
11. JDBC Database Connectivity
12. MySQL Database
13. JSP Views
14. Spring Boot Backend
15. Hibernate Configuration
Installation Guide
1. Install Java JDK on your system.
2. Install Eclipse EE or IntelliJ IDEA.
3. Install MySQL Server.
4. Install XAMPP Server if required by the project environment.
5. Open/import the Spring Boot project in your IDE.
6. Make sure the project is recognized as a Maven and Spring Boot project.
7. Open the project's application.properties file.
8. Configure the MySQL database connection with your database name, username, and password.
9. Create the required MySQL database.
10. If the project contains the basedata.sql script, import/run it in MySQL.
11. Make sure all required Maven dependencies are downloaded.
12. Verify that the project's working directory is configured correctly so that Spring Boot can locate the views.
13. Run the main method in SpringProjectApplication.java.
14. Open the application in your web browser using the configured local server URL.
15. If the basedata.sql script was used, the source specifies:
Username: admin
Password: 123
16. Log in and test the available registration, authentication, employee management, deletion, and search functionality.FAQ for this project coming soon.
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