Login Application

This tutorial provides some simple steps for creating a website login
application that can be used later in any big Struts Hibernate and Spring based
application. The application consists of three important areas as registration, log in and update profile. These later enable users to start login into a website.
Register: The registration page has five fields namely User Id, Password, E-mail, Address and Phone number. To register you in the company website user has to enter the required details in the registration form.

Fig: Registration Form
Following Entries are accepted on the Registration Form
- User Id - User can enter desired User Id in the text box
- Password – User can enter suitable password in the text box.
- E-mail Address – User enters a valid e-mail Id in
the field.
- Address and phone numbers – These fields are used
to take the user address and phone numbers in the respective fields.
After entering all the required details when user clicks on the save button, forms fields are
validated and then data is saved into database. However, it is important to remember
the selected user Id and password for further login.
Fig: Form Validation

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Posted by w on Wednesday, 01.2.08 @ 19:18pm | #44375
I want to know something about, Struts
Posted by reeganlazer on Thursday, 12.6.07 @ 18:47pm | #41451
i want to learn struts
Posted by kiran on Monday, 09.10.07 @ 18:57pm | #26599
Where is the tutorial?
Posted by haa on Friday, 09.7.07 @ 08:38am | #26274
I want to know something about, Struts
Posted by Ramachandran N on Thursday, 06.21.07 @ 11:11am | #19846
Hi,
Thanks for this suggestions.But I need small application with spring which provids login tests with spring-struts.jar.
Means i need the code completely with spring related struts
Thanks and Regards,
Anand
Posted by Anand on Thursday, 05.24.07 @ 11:24am | #17134
Yeah, where's the "tutorial"?
Posted by beans on Wednesday, 05.16.07 @ 15:00pm | #16129
Where is the tutorial?
Posted by shimon orian on Wednesday, 03.14.07 @ 13:21pm | #11668