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For my first web app project, I aimed to address a common issue among my college classmates. The class schedule we received was not organized or visualized in a way that provided a clear understanding of how our days looked like. I set out to create a simple program that allows users to create an account, record their class data, and visualize a clearer schedule.
To run this program, you need to have GlassFish up and working, along with startup connection environment variables for your database URL and password, etc.
After building the application, you are provided with a WAR file that can be used to deploy the project. I deployed this project on Amazon Web Services using an EC2 instance in the same VPC as my RDS. My EC2 was in a public subnet, and my RDS remained in a private subnet for secure data storage. I used SSH protocol to transfer the WAR file to my EC2 instance.
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Frontend: HTML, CSS, JSP
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Backend: Java, Servlet API
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Database: MySQL
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Server: GlassFish 7.0
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Object-oriented programming approach
