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Introduction to the project application
From the course: WebSocket Programming with Java EE
Introduction to the project application
- [Teacher] This course consists of one application with a front end and a back end. The back exposes a WebSocket endpoint that provides messaging capabilities and the front end interacts with the WebSocket endpoint and displays a chat room and its messages. Before we start developing this application, let's take a look at structure of the front and back end. The front end to the chat application is structured as a typical web app. It is written with the help of HTML5, JavaScript, and JSF. Now, I won't got into too much detail about these technologies in this course. I will just focus on the front end JavaScript and the HTML5 code that relates to the WebSocket API. Okay, so let's switch the ID and check out the code. The project is organized into two parts, one for the web application, and one for the Java code. Let's take a look at the web application first. The web app folder is where you'll find all of the view templates, web page assets, and the JavaScript WebSocket client. The…
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