##About: This Web-Hibernate-App was a final project for my Java Class, the goal for the project was to implement as much knowledge as possible to show my understanding on the topics learned throughout the semester:
Name: Daniel Guzman Email: Dannyguzmancastillo31@gmail.com Phone: (424) 324 - 9963
##Project: In this project, a user is taken to a Bank login website (Sabik's Bank), where the user has two options, sign up or sign in, if the user does not have an account, he will choose sign up. The user is then taken to a sign up page, where its asked for centain information, this information is store using hibernate and http/Servlet (tomcat) into a database using MySQL. Once the account has been created, the user is taken to the home page, and is now able to log in with his new credentials. If the credentials match the information in the database, then the user is taken to a page (Successful.html), where it gets a message saying it has sucessfully log in. If the password or username is wrong, he gets a message as well.
- Java
- CSS
- HTML5
- SQL
#Frameworks / Technologies
- Hibernate
- Servlets
- Java Collections
- XML
- UML
- Apache Tomcat 9
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I used Eclipse IDE to deploy this project
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Screenshot of a local "Customer" database I created using MySQL
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Screenshot of running server program using Tomcat v9.0 at localhost
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Screenshot of successfull compile run on server
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A look at Sabik's Bank page, where user has options
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Registration page, here the user will enter their info to create an account
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Once click "Register" on previous page, user is taken to this page, where it displays an account has been created, and can return to the main page.
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A take a look at the local "Customer" database, we can see the data has been successfully added to the db using hibernate.
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Log in page, user can now log in!
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If log in credentials are right, then they are taken to a page where it shows their username.
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If credentials are wrong and do not match with the database, they can try again!
