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Advanced Java

1.​ Create a JSP application using JSTL and EL to display a list of products fetched from
a database using <c:forEach> and a custom tag for formatting prices.
2.​ Implement a file upload servlet using multipart/form-data and store uploaded files on
the server.
3.​ Build a feedback form application using Servlets that processes user input and stores
it into a database.
4.​ Write a web application where a filter logs request details such as IP address,
timestamp, and requested URL before the servlet runs.
5.​ Develop a servlet that tracks user visits using HttpSession and displays how many
times the user has visited the page.
6.​ Create a multi-tier web application using JSP, Servlet, and JDBC that allows users to
register, log in, and view their profile.
7.​ Develop an RMI system for employee management that remotely stores and
retrieves employee details using serialization.
8.​ Create an RMI-based calculator service that performs basic arithmetic operations
remotely.
9.​ Build a client–server chat application using Java sockets for communication.
10.​Create a login system using JDBC that validates username and password from a
database.
11.​Write a program using JDBC prepared statements to insert bulk records and display
them in a GUI table.
12.​Implement a Java program that performs full CRUD operations on a “Student” table
using JDBC connectivity.
13.​Build a theme-switching GUI application that allows the user to change between
different Look & Feel themes.
14.​Create a Swing-based calculator application using event-driven programming.
15.​Develop an MVC-based Swing form with text fields, buttons, checkboxes, and radio
buttons that performs form validation.

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