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  Java/J2EE Project rahulm7695@gmail.com - 2015-04-14 00:39 -0700
    Re: Java/J2EE Project Arne Vajhøj <arne@vajhoej.dk> - 2015-04-15 22:16 -0400
    Re: Java/J2EE Project Robbie Brown <rob@example.com> - 2015-04-16 07:01 +0100

#31564 — Java/J2EE Project

Am planning to develop a java project which consist of a Registration Form, After registering username & a randomly generated password has to send to the user mobile. Please suggest me the procedure to follow, any references, things I need to complete this project successfully as I am new to the programming world

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#31576

On 4/14/2015 3:39 AM, rahulm7695@gmail.com wrote:
> Am planning to develop a java project which consist of a Registration
> Form, After registering username & a randomly generated password has
> to send to the user mobile. Please suggest me the procedure to
> follow, any references, things I need to complete this project
> successfully as I am new to the programming world

Solid knowledge of both Java and Java EE seems like a
prerequisite.

Then start designing and implementing and get back to us
for solutions for very specific problems.

Arne

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#31579

On 14/04/15 08:39, rahulm7695@gmail.com wrote:
> Am planning to develop a java project which consist of a Registration Form, After registering username & a randomly generated password has to send to the user mobile. Please suggest me the procedure to follow, any references, things I need to complete this project successfully as I am new to the programming world

For a web based application
Not necessarily in chronological order

1. Install Java
2. Download, install and configure a Servlet container and get it running
3. Install a development environment (optional) I like Eclipse.
4. Install a build tool, I use Ant, others think you are retarded if you 
don't use Maven (optional)
5. Learn Java
6. Learn HTML(5)
7. Learn just enough about J2EE or whatever they call it these days to 
write a Servlet, package a war and deploy it.
8. Write a prototype that uses a stub for the mobile stuff, when you 
have that working decide on an approach to sending your text message.
You DO NOT need to worry about this at the outset, you are using a 
language that allows you to abstract the difficult bits and worry about 
them later.
9. Most mobile companies have an email to text gateway, e.g send an 
email to 01234567891@somephoneco.co.uk.
10. Deploy application to the live server, congratulate yourself on 
getting such a high mark, repair to student bar and get pissed.

-- 
Not floundering ... just fishing

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