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Part 3/4 Servlet + Basic HTML Form | Building Web Applications with Java

DEAR VISITOR , YOU ARE WATCHING : Part 3/4 Servlet + Basic HTML Form | Building Web Applications with Java .

In this tutorial I will show how to create a simple HTML Form that will send information to the server.

I will also create a Java HTTP Servlet to access that information and configure the application so that a user can access the Servlet via a web browser.

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