Building A React App With Java EE Backend

Java EE becomes an interesting platform for exposing services for mobile apps. To give you a feeling about the productivity, I installed a CORS filter, implemented, built and deployed a Java EE 7 service from scratch, exposed a JSON-array, implemented a HTTP client using stock XMLHttpRequest and rendered the result using the React JavaScript library.

[maisam.alatrach]

I need to upgrade my skills in Java by learning the way you write in Java.
Thanks for your vedio.

[BergerLukas]

I knew that the video is old, but the idea should be the same today ;) Maybe you see the comment.
Do you think it is a good idea to add the react app into the war file directly? Or should the "client" run in a separat process / application like apache?

at 2:50 it gives me a 404 Error. All instructions are closely followed.

why there's a 'resources' path?

i'm using Tomcat 9.0, Java 8, NetBeans 8.2

[haroldjcastillo]

Hello Adam, Do you invoke the service from the client or the server ? so, it's very important the security of the implementations.

[victrixsvs]

unfortunately the request api is deprecated, but it's a good video to understand the logic

[ashishanand]

Which IDE are you using. Can I use eclipse?

[toutautourmedia]

can you please make a video of simple helloworld project? using react js as front end passing the inputs through servlet and finaly using java as backend. If you have any link related to this will also be helpfull for me. Thanks in advance

[lbpeppers]

Hello, I'm having problems with my NetBeans and Glassfish. I can't deploy any web app. I just re-install but, nothing. I installed in my PC and have no problems. In Mac, I can't use it. I haven't changed anything about settings or setup, everything is on default settings. I have a warning with something about the URI and a core.jar file. Could you help me?

[swapnilgaikwad]

next tutorial of Vuejs and Nashorn ServerSide Rendering

[heavestern]

dude i liked your vid but plz goddamn trink some water=)

[LorenzoJimenez]

Nice video but your code have some bad Reactjs practices with the ajax and ComponentWillMount. Thanks and keep going.

[stopPlannedObsolescence]

nice video, but u need to drink some water xdd

[paulp]

no coding guideliness..you seem new to JS. Install 'prettier' package in VSCode, it will help you. You also call 'resolve' directly, which should give an error of undefined. It should be Promise.resolve. I wonder how it apparently works....