🍔 Food Delivery Application 🚀 A java based food delivery web application that allows users to browse restaurants, order food, and manage their orders.

📜 Features 🔐 User Authentication Page → Allows users to log in or sign up 🏠 Home Page → Displays a list of restaurants 📜 Menu Page → Shows menus of a selected restaurant 🛒 Cart → Users can add/remove items ✅ Checkout Page → Users can place an order by providing address details and selecting a payment method. 📖 Order History → Displays past orders 🎉 Order Confirmation → Shows order details 🛠 Technologies Used Frontend: JSP, CSS Backend: Java (JDBC,Servlets) Database: MySQL IDE: Eclipse Server: Apache Tomcat 📂 Project Structure 📂 FoodDeliveryApplication ├── 📂 src/main/java │ ├── 📁 dao │ ├── 📁 daoimplementation │ ├── 📁 model │ ├── 📁 servlets │ ├── 📁 utility │ ├── 📂 webapp │ ├── .jsp files │ ├── .css files │ ├── 📂 WEB-INF │ ├── web.xml │ ├── 📂 lib │ ├── mysql-connector-j-8.0.33.jar 🚀 How to Run the Project To run this project, ensure you have the following installed on your system:

Eclipse IDE Java JDK 11 or higher Apache Tomcat 9 or higher MySQL Database MySQL Connector JAR (Add to WEB-INF/lib folder) ✅ Step 1: Clone the Repository git clone https://github.com/MoneSwathi/Food-Delivery-Application ✅ Step 2: Set Up MySQL Database Open MySQL Workbench or Command Line. Create the database using the following command: CREATE DATABASE FoodDelivery; Select the Database: USE FoodDelivery; Create required tables: CREATE TABLE user ( userId INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(50), username VARCHAR(20), password VARCHAR(25), email VARCHAR(100) UNIQUE, phone VARCHAR(15), address VARCHAR(200), role enum('admin','customer','restaurantOwner','deliveryPartner'), createdDate TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, lastLoginDate TIMESTAMP );

CREATE TABLE restaurant ( restaurantId INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(50), address VARCHAR(60), phone varchar(20), rating float, cusineType varchar(45), isActive tinyint, eta varchar(45), adminUserId int, imagePath varchar(200), FOREIGN KEY (adminUserId) REFERENCES user(userId) );

CREATE TABLE menu ( menuId INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, restaurantId INT, itemName VARCHAR(30), description varchar(100), price float, ratings float, isAvailable tinyint, imagePath varchar(200), FOREIGN KEY (restaurantId) REFERENCES restaurant(restaurantId) );

CREATE TABLE order ( orderId INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, userId INT, restaurantId int, order_date TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, totalAmount float, status enum('placed','shipped','delivered','cancelled') DEFAULT "placed", address varchar(500), phone varchar(20), paymentMode enum('upi','cod','card') DEFAULT "cod", FOREIGN KEY (userId) REFERENCES user(userId), FOREIGN KEY (restaurantId) REFERENCES restaurant(restaurantId) );

CREATE TABLE orderitem ( orderItemId INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, orderId INT, menuId int, quantity int, totalPrice float, FOREIGN KEY (orderId) REFERENCES order(orderId), FOREIGN KEY (menuId) REFERENCES menu(menuId) ); Update the database connection details in DBConnection.java: String url = "jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/your_database_name"; String user = "root"; String password = "your_password";

✅ Step 3: Open the Project in Eclipse Open Eclipse IDE. Go to File → Import → Existing Projects into Workspace. Select "Select root directory" and browse to the cloned project folder. Click Finish to import the project. ✅ Step 4: Add MySQL Connector JAR Download MySQL Connector JAR from the MySQL Official Website. Copy the JAR file to the WEB-INF/lib folder inside your project. Add the JAR to the Build Path in Eclipse: Right-click the project in Eclipse → Build Path → Configure Build Path. Click Add External JARs. Select the MySQL Connector JAR file and click Apply and Close. ✅ Step 5: Configure the Apache Tomcat Server In Eclipse, go to Window → Show View → Servers. Click "No servers are available. Click this link to create a new server...". Select Apache Tomcat 9 or higher and click Next. Browse and select the Tomcat installation directory. Click Finish to complete the setup. ✅ Step 6: Run the Project Right-click the project in Eclipse → Run As → Run on Server. Select Apache Tomcat Server and click Finish. Open your browser and go to: http://localhost:8080/ProjectName 🤝 Contributing Feel free to contribute by creating a pull request if any issuse.

📧 Contact For any queries or suggestions, feel free to reach out at: 📩 moneswathilatha@gmail.com