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Lab Report
Lab Report
Abstract:
This lab report discusses the process of establishing Java Database Connectivity
(JDBC) between the client and server for a Java application. This report also
demonstrates how to calculate the area of a circle using JavaServer Pages (JSP)
technology. The aim of this lab was to understand the concepts of JDBC and JSP
while implementing a functional program to calculate the area of a circle.
I. Introduction
Briefly explain the purpose of the lab experiment and its significance.
- Introduce the concept of Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) and its relevance in
connecting client and server applications.
- Highlight the importance of JavaServer Pages (JSP) for creating dynamic web
content.
II. Objectives
- State the specific objectives of the lab experiment, such as:
a) Establishing a client-server connection using JDBC.
b) Implementing JSP to calculate and display the area of a circle.
III. Background
- Discuss the essential background information relevant to the experiment,
including:
a) Explanation of JDBC and its role in connecting Java applications with
databases.
b) Description of JSP and its usage in web development.
c) Overview of the mathematical formula to calculate the area of a circle.
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IV. Materials and Methods
- Provide a detailed description of the materials and tools used in the experiment.
- Explain the step-by-step procedure followed to accomplish the objectives,
including:
a) Establishing a connection between a Java client program and a database server
using JDBC.
b) Designing and implementing JSP pages to collect input and display the area of
a circle.
c) Coding and configuring necessary database operations, such as creating tables,
inserting, or retrieving data.
VI. Conclusion
- Summarize the key findings and achievements of the lab experiment.
- Discuss the usefulness and potential applications of JDBC and JSP in developing
dynamic web applications.
- Suggest improvements or future experiments to further enhance the implemented
features.
VII. References
- Cite all the resources consulted during the lab experiment, including textbooks,
online documentation, and research papers.
Appendix (optional):
Include any additional code snippets, database schemas, or server configurations
that are relevant to the lab and might be helpful for further understanding.
Note:
This is a general structure for a lab report on the given topic. Ensure to follow any
specific guidelines given by your instructor or institution for formatting and style
requirements