CGS4854 Tutorial 2

Due Friday, 9/24

If you did not do Tutorial 1, then create a web application named Tutorials in NetBeans.

If you did Tutorial 1, then add this tutorial to the same Tutorials project from Tutorial 1. Tutorial 1 should remain intact in the web application.

Review the web page that contains instructions on creating a servlet in a NetBeans project: Creating a Project in NetBeans

Implement the servlet controller in the Tutorials web application. It must work exactly like the example from the book.

• The servlet must use the same package as the example from the book.
• The servlet must use the same servlet mapping as from the book.
• The JSPs must be in a subfolder named ch2/servletController.
• Place the .java files in the correct subdirectory of the Source Packages folder in NetBeans.
• Place the .jsp file in the correct subdirectory of the Web Pages folder in NetBeans.
• Modify the web.xml file so that it has a servlet definition and a servlet mapping for the servlet controller.

Be sure that all of the JSPs the strict DOCTYPE. Add a hypertext link in index.jsp to the servlet controller. Use a relative reference.

Be sure that your NetBeans project is configured so that .java files are added to the WAR file: Adding .java files to a WAR file

Clean and Build your web application. After doing this, navigate to the WAR file in NetBeans and verify that the .java files are included: View WAR File

In the operating system (not in NetBeans) navigate to the dist folder in the NetBeans project.

Deploy the WAR file on ocelot: Deploy a WAR File

In the index.jsp file in the ROOT web app on ocelot, add a hypertext link to the Tutorials web app. Use a relative reference.

Upload the WAR file to me: Submitting homework on-line via the Web.