#4: Spring MVC project user registration & form handling Java tutorial

Welcome to our tutorial on building a user registration system and handling forms in a Spring MVC project! This step-by-step guide will teach you how to send data to a PostgreSQL database through an HTML form and integrate important concepts like Controllers, DAOs, and Beans.

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In this video, we'll cover:

Introduction to Spring MVC: Understand the basics of Spring MVC and its architecture.
Project Setup: Learn how to set up a new Spring MVC project using Maven.
Database Integration: Configure and integrate a PostgreSQL database with your Spring MVC application.
HTML Form Creation: Create a user registration form using HTML and JSP.
Controller Implementation: Develop a Spring MVC Controller to handle form submissions.
DAO and Service Layer: Understand the Data Access Object (DAO) pattern and how to create service layers.
Using Beans: Learn to use Spring Beans for dependency injection.
Data Persistence: Implement logic to persist user data into the PostgreSQL database.
Form Validation: Add form validation to ensure data integrity.
Testing the Application: Test the complete user registration process end-to-end.

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Tags: Spring MVC, User Registration, Form Handling, Java, PostgreSQL, Web Development, Spring Framework, Java Tutorial, Spring MVC Tutorial, HTML Form, Data Persistence, DAO, Beans