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Is a Java-based e-commerce web application built using Java EE and JSF (JavaServer Faces) and containerized with Docker & Docker-Compose for easy deployment. The project appears to be created as part of a final Bootcamp examination and demonstrates a full online store experience with both admin and user functionality.
dockerized-java-e-commerce-app is a Java-based e-commerce web application built using Java EE and JSF (JavaServer Faces) and containerized with Docker & Docker-Compose for easy deployment. The project appears to be created as part of a final Bootcamp examination and demonstrates a full online store experience with both admin and user functionality.
A Vendor can
A Admin can
A User can
When a user commit an order, automatically the web app send them an email with the order details and the invoice of the order in pdf format.
web.xml : JSF 2.0 Servlet Configuration
persistence.xml: database configurations
The “context-param” tag is define in “web.xml” file and it provides parameters to the entire web application.
[docker-machine ip]:80/java-e-commerce/
Use the maven plug-in (wildfly-maven-plugin) for wildfly server in order to automatically deploy this project in your local server. You can find this plug-in in pom.xml file in order to modify with yours configurations, also don't forget to add in settings.xml your credentials for tomcat server.
<servers>
<server>
<id>TomcatServer</id>
<username>admin</username>
<password>password</password>
</server>
</servers>
You can run the below command in order to deploy the artifact in your local wildfly server
mvn clean wildfly:deploy
You can use the dataBase.sql in order to create the poll database and insert some values.
Username: admin
Password: admin
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