Conversion of Java Web Project to Angular with Java [closed]
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I have a Java web project with JSP as frontend and Java for backend. I want to convert this project to Angular Frontend and Java backend. I tried googling but didn't get anything. I am really stuck on how to do this.
Can anyone tell how can I achieve this?
java angular jsp java-ee
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I have a Java web project with JSP as frontend and Java for backend. I want to convert this project to Angular Frontend and Java backend. I tried googling but didn't get anything. I am really stuck on how to do this.
Can anyone tell how can I achieve this?
java angular jsp java-ee
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
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closed as too broad by Basil Bourque, Billal Begueradj, Raedwald, Sahil Mahajan Mj, GhostCat Nov 19 at 7:49
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I have a Java web project with JSP as frontend and Java for backend. I want to convert this project to Angular Frontend and Java backend. I tried googling but didn't get anything. I am really stuck on how to do this.
Can anyone tell how can I achieve this?
java angular jsp java-ee
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Jasey
145
I have a Java web project with JSP as frontend and Java for backend. I want to convert this project to Angular Frontend and Java backend. I tried googling but didn't get anything. I am really stuck on how to do this.
Can anyone tell how can I achieve this?
java angular jsp java-ee
java angular jsp java-ee
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Jasey
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asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Jasey
145
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Jasey
145
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Jasey
145
asked Nov 19 at 4:28
Jasey
145
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closed as too broad by Basil Bourque, Billal Begueradj, Raedwald, Sahil Mahajan Mj, GhostCat Nov 19 at 7:49
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as too broad by Basil Bourque, Billal Begueradj, Raedwald, Sahil Mahajan Mj, GhostCat Nov 19 at 7:49
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You can change your project to MVC structure. May be you have separate service layer in your current project. Try to implement Controller layer. It will be better If you use REST controller. REST API is more suitable for Angular. You need to change bindings with JSP UI. Try to convert it with REST controller. And make service layer and dao layer separate. So Structure will be like this:
UI->Controller -> Service->Dao
I dont know your project is spring based or not. If spring based then you can covert your project with Spring boot project. There are many sample is now currently available for Spring based project.
If your project is not spring based you just need to implement REST API to your codebase and remove JSP bindings.
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You can change your project to MVC structure. May be you have separate service layer in your current project. Try to implement Controller layer. It will be better If you use REST controller. REST API is more suitable for Angular. You need to change bindings with JSP UI. Try to convert it with REST controller. And make service layer and dao layer separate. So Structure will be like this:
UI->Controller -> Service->Dao
I dont know your project is spring based or not. If spring based then you can covert your project with Spring boot project. There are many sample is now currently available for Spring based project.
If your project is not spring based you just need to implement REST API to your codebase and remove JSP bindings.
answered Nov 19 at 4:52
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You can change your project to MVC structure. May be you have separate service layer in your current project. Try to implement Controller layer. It will be better If you use REST controller. REST API is more suitable for Angular. You need to change bindings with JSP UI. Try to convert it with REST controller. And make service layer and dao layer separate. So Structure will be like this:
UI->Controller -> Service->Dao
I dont know your project is spring based or not. If spring based then you can covert your project with Spring boot project. There are many sample is now currently available for Spring based project.
If your project is not spring based you just need to implement REST API to your codebase and remove JSP bindings.
answered Nov 19 at 4:52
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up vote
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You can change your project to MVC structure. May be you have separate service layer in your current project. Try to implement Controller layer. It will be better If you use REST controller. REST API is more suitable for Angular. You need to change bindings with JSP UI. Try to convert it with REST controller. And make service layer and dao layer separate. So Structure will be like this:
UI->Controller -> Service->Dao
I dont know your project is spring based or not. If spring based then you can covert your project with Spring boot project. There are many sample is now currently available for Spring based project.
If your project is not spring based you just need to implement REST API to your codebase and remove JSP bindings.
answered Nov 19 at 4:52
flopcoder
590311
You can change your project to MVC structure. May be you have separate service layer in your current project. Try to implement Controller layer. It will be better If you use REST controller. REST API is more suitable for Angular. You need to change bindings with JSP UI. Try to convert it with REST controller. And make service layer and dao layer separate. So Structure will be like this:
UI->Controller -> Service->Dao
I dont know your project is spring based or not. If spring based then you can covert your project with Spring boot project. There are many sample is now currently available for Spring based project.
If your project is not spring based you just need to implement REST API to your codebase and remove JSP bindings.
answered Nov 19 at 4:52
flopcoder
590311
answered Nov 19 at 4:52
flopcoder
590311
answered Nov 19 at 4:52
flopcoder
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answered Nov 19 at 4:52
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