Jakarta Servlets: Getting Started with Servlets

Jakarta Servlets and Jakarta Server Pages (JSPs) are essential and mature technologies for building Java web applications. They fall under Jakarta Enterprise Edition (JEE), previously known as Java EE until 2018 when it transitioned from Oracle to the Eclipse Foundation. This course begins with an introduction to JEE and its significance as a server-side technology in Java, highlighting the roles of servlets and JSPs. You will then explore servlets within Jakarta EE, focusing on servlet class creation and lifecycle methods. Finally, you will dive into Maven and IntelliJ, creating a Maven project using a web app archetype, navigating through IntelliJ, and analyzing the Maven Project Object Model (POM) file.