Create a Simple Login Form Application using Spring Boot & JSP | Web App Development

Create a Simple Login Form Application using Spring Boot & JSP | Web App Development

Learn how to build a Login Application in this step-by-step tutorial. This video covers the implementation of user login functionality Using Spring Boot 3.0.10 and JSP with REST implementations. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this tutorial will guide you through the entire process.

You will learn
- How to Create a simple project with Spring Initializr?
- How to initialize a basic web application for Spring Boot?
- How to add a JSP for web application?
- How to build basic login functionality?
- How to auto-wire components using Spring Framework?

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⏲️Time Stamps⏲️

00:20 - Introduction
02:35 - How to Create a simple project with Spring Initializr
03:30- Importing and Configuring Project into Eclipse
04:50- Create Web app Folder structure
05:45- Creating Jsp page
09:50- Creating REST endpoint in controller
12:00-Creating service class
13:20- Logout page
14:10-Running Application

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[fake]

Hey. Great video, explained everything nicely.
Just a query, once the user logout, you are sending the user to the login page right. So if the user tries to login again, it'll fail, as your sending the user to the following endpoint - 'localhost:8080/logout', which is undefined for post operations so you'll get a 405 .
What you need to do instead is, while sending the user back to the login page, you need to redirect to the login endpoint as well.
Use the following return statement inside your logout method - ' return "redirect:/login"; '