!Note: let's install Tomcat 9.0.50. If you decide to install version 10 and above, you should use a different dependency for servlets and JSTL as well.
- To get the actual parameters of the database tables, run script from the resources/init_db.sql file in the Workbench.
- Create a new controller: Implement creating a driver
- Create a new controller: Display all drivers
- Create a new controller: Implement creating a manufacturer
- Create a new controller: Implement creating a car (with no drivers by default)
- Create a new controller: Implement adding driver to car.
HINT: while implementing the last requirement, create just two fields on JSP where you will pass corresponding id values.
You can redirect to /index
page or any other page after your business logic in doPost()
method is applied.
public class AddDriverToCarController extends HttpServlet {
private static final Injector injector = Injector.getInstance("mate.academy"); // be careful with copy-paste
private final CarService carService = (CarService) injector.getInstance(CarService.class);
private final DriverService driverService = (DriverService) injector.getInstance(DriverService.class);
@Override
protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException {
Long driverId = Long.valueOf(request.getParameter("driver_id"));
Long carId = Long.valueOf(request.getParameter("car_id"));
Car car = carService.get(carId);
Driver driver = driverService.get(driverId);
// continue your implementation
}
}
- Do not forget to import additional maven library for jstl
- Do not forget to declare
taglib
prefix where applicable
- Create a new controller: Display all manufacturers with ability to delete a certain manufacturer
- Display all drivers with ability to delete a certain driver
- Create a new controller: Display all cars (with manufacturer and drivers) with ability to delete a certain car
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