So, now I think i am going to delete the entire project it seems the tomcat 10.1.16 after i did the above. C:\Program Files\Java\apache-tomcat-10.1.6\webapps This tomcat server is not allowing me to install the new tomcat 10.1.6 so I am using this way to let me install :Ĭ:\Program Files\Java\apache-tomcat-10.1.6\webapps
Most of the frameworks ship their own HTTP client (e.g Spring with WebClient and RestTemplate, Jakarta EE with the JAX-RS Client), but there are also standalone clients available: OkHttp, Apache HttpClient, Unirest, etc. I wanted to use a servlet instead of Spring as I thought it is easier but the amount of time spending on this is terrifying long. Fortunately, there are mature Java HTTP client libraries available that are robust and have a user-friendly API. If your goal is to just write some web controllers with JSP views, it's great. It's similar to Spring MVC, but it only depends on Jakarta EE APIs such as JSP and JAX-RS. Do you just want to use a JSP to display some data that was generated in a controller or servlet? Stephan van Hulst wrote: not quite clear to me what it is you want to do. If you need a pool of connections for a host, then Apache HttpClient is there for you. It has all the features you could possibly want. Better API and supports HTTP/2, but won't be available for a few months. It seems that the tutorial is not using jakarta ee so I tried to mix the lib to get it work Java 9's new HttpClient API, which isn't yet released.
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Hope to get some pointers how to do a quick foward to the jsp to display the output:
On top of that I remember there is a context path and I thought that would be the head path ? I used to remember the annotation indicates the 'head' path but this video is using demo which is similiar to the new demo folder and created yet another index.jsp so now I am quite blurred how to forward for testing ? So, I found out that there is no longer a Web Content folder generated. I need help regarding this video i am following : So, it seems I can ignore that one for good Stephan van Hulst wrote:So you don't have a lot of time, but you're wasting it trying to hide an icon in your IDE?
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