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Looking for the bones of a solid app made with Servlets, MySQL

nice1franko · 2008-03-26 14:33:34

where the servlet(s) provide the following functionality: 1) username/password login (using md5 pref) MySQL 2) ability to maintain a 'monetary' acount (e.g. deposit, widthraw, transfer, view transactions) * 3) is secure (i.e. measures have been taken to guard against sql-injection, brute force attacks etc) I'm a Java…

26-03-2008 2:33pm

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where the servlet(s) provide the following functionality:

1) username/password login (using md5 pref) MySQL
2) ability to maintain a 'monetary' acount (e.g. deposit, widthraw, transfer, view transactions) *
3) is secure (i.e. measures have been taken to guard against sql-injection, brute force attacks etc)

I'm a Java programmer myself and could russle something up in a *relatively* short amount of time but I'm sure something like this must already be out there (out of the box pretty much) which'd save me time and - more importantly - be proven robust.

tis quite hard to find it on google because the keywords are so generic!

Has anyone any idea where I might find the bones of an app like this?

* edit- not literally a financial account, but one that uses virtual money/points

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#2 26-03-2008 6:10pm

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have you tried google code search?

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#3 27-03-2008 3:53pm

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Yeah, I tried google search. There're obviously *loads* of classes/code snippets alright but was hoping someone knew of a coherent, open-source, base application or so something.

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#4 27-03-2008 4:38pm

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You could try over on the Open Source forum.

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#5 27-03-2008 4:42pm

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Closest thing that I know of is usual reference app, the java petstore, from the java blueprints collection. There are versions out there for JEE, spring/faces etc.

It's unlikely that any reference JAVA code would be mysql specific. Very few would make use of mysql procedures and triggers.

And it wouldn't be proven secure, though it would usually cover the typical loopholes by parameterizing the SQL.
The license for the Sun stuff is mostly the Berkeley style one where you need to keep Sun's disclaimer.

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#6 27-03-2008 5:16pm

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Thanks for the help... think I'll just get cracking on it myself with some help from good ole copy-n-paste.

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#7 27-03-2008 5:50pm

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There are a few open source shopping carts around they might be worth looking into. They should have the fairly secure login you could use at the very least.

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