Web application tutorials and samples
Learn about different aspects of Web application development from the following samples and tutorials:
This sample demonstrates the use of Java™ Persistent API (JPA) to access employee data. In this sample, the application maps persistent entities to columns in a database table and presents the information on a Web site where users can create, read, updated, and delete data.
This sample creates a Web application that demonstrates the use of JavaServer Faces (JSF) components and Service Data Objects (SDO) components. This sample uses JSF technology to create dynamic Web pages that link to a database that stores classified ad data.
This sample contains a set of JSF applications that demonstrate how to use IBM® Java Widget Language (JWL) components in your Web applications.
This sample demonstrates Web 2.0 features in this product. The sample application illustrates how you can create a Dojo input form that is submitted to a servlet using an Ajax request and is returned as a Dojo dialog.
This sample uses a Web messaging service to simulate stock quotes to a Dojo-enabled client application.
This sample demonstrates Ajax-style architecture through the use of Dojo widgets.
This sample application illustrates how you can add and read RSS and ATOM feeds.
This sample illustrates how to create various Struts applications using the Struts 1.2.9 distribution and the Struts 1.3.8 distribution.
This sample creates a Web site that uses JSP pages, a cascading style sheet, and a page template with dynamic navigation.
Tutorial: Enrich Web pages with style sheets and page templates
This tutorial teaches you how to define the look and feel of a Web site with style sheets and page templates.
This tutorial illustrates how to design a simple dynamic Web site that mimics the structure of the classified advertising section in a newspaper.
This tutorial demonstrates how to expose a server-side method to an AJAX-enabled client application using RPC Adapter technology and the Dojo Toolkit.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a simple Struts application that contains two Web pages, an action mapping, and a form bean. You will learn to use the Web diagram editor to help you visualize the logic flow of the application.
Tutorial: Display dynamic information on Web pages with JavaServer Faces
This tutorial teaches you how to design a dynamic Web site that uses JSF components that access data.