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This repository contains a Java Servlet project that demonstrates how to implement a simple search functionality using Java Servlets, with redirection to Google search results. The project is developed using Eclipse IDE, deployed on an Apache Tomcat server, and structured to easily integrate with MySQL for database interactions if needed.
https://github.com/monu-yaduwanshi/java-sendredirect-

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This repository contains a Java Servlet project that demonstrates how to implement a simple search functionality using Java Servlets, with redirection to Google search results. The project is developed using Eclipse IDE, deployed on an Apache Tomcat server, and structured to easily integrate with MySQL for database interactions if needed.

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# sendRedirect-

This repository contains a Java Servlet project that demonstrates how to implement a simple search functionality using Java Servlets, with redirection to Google search results. The project is developed using Eclipse IDE, deployed on an Apache Tomcat server, and structured to easily integrate with MySQL for database interactions if needed.



# sendRedirect - Java Servlet Google Search Redirection 🌐



Welcome to the **sendRedirect** project! 🚀 This repository demonstrates a simple yet effective way to integrate Java Servlets with Google Search by capturing user input from a search bar and dynamically redirecting to Google with the provided query. Perfect for learning the basics of servlet redirection and HTTP request handling!



## 📜 Project Overview



The **sendRedirect** project illustrates how to create a search functionality where user input from a form is processed by a servlet, and the user is redirected to Google Search with the query. It showcases Java Servlet's capability to manage HTTP responses and redirections, with the potential for future integration with MySQL for more advanced features like saving search history.



## ✨ Features



- **🔍 Google Search Integration**: Users enter a search query, and the servlet redirects them directly to Google’s search results page.

- **⏩ Dynamic Redirection**: If the user submits an empty query, the servlet brings them back to the search page, prompting for valid input.

- **📂 Servlet Mapping**: Configured via `web.xml`, the servlet is mapped to the `/SearchServlet` endpoint for easy access.

- **💻 Responsive HTML Form**: The search form is built with a clean, minimalist design using HTML and CSS, ensuring an intuitive and user-friendly interface.



## 🛠️ Technologies Used



- **Java Servlets (Jakarta Servlet API)**: Handles HTTP requests and responses, with redirection functionality.

- **MySQL Database (Optional)**: Although not implemented here, the project is structured for easy integration with a MySQL database for future features like logging or user management.

- **Apache Tomcat Server**: The servlet is deployed on Apache Tomcat, which manages the server-side functionality.

- **Eclipse IDE**: Developed in Eclipse IDE, providing a robust environment for easy code management, debugging, and project extension.



## 🚀 How to Run



1. **Clone the Repository**:

   ```bash

   git clone 

Import the Project into Eclipse IDE:



Open Eclipse and navigate to File > Import > Existing Projects into Workspace.

Select the cloned project folder and finish the import process.

Deploy on Apache Tomcat:



In Eclipse, configure your Apache Tomcat server.

Right-click the project, choose Run As > Run on Server, and select Tomcat.

Access the Search Form:



Open a browser and navigate to: http://localhost:8080/your-context-path/SearchServlet.

Enter a query in the search bar, hit submit, and watch as the servlet redirects you to Google Search with your query!

👨‍💻 Author

Monu Yaduwanshi - GitHub Profile



📝 Notes

Future Enhancements: Although the current project focuses on simple redirection, it is structured for future development. You can easily extend it by integrating a MySQL database to store user queries or create more complex search functionalities.

The sendRedirect method in Java Servlets is a powerful tool for web applications, and this project demonstrates its simplicity and flexibility.

📚 Additional Resources

Java Servlet API Documentation

Apache Tomcat Documentation

Eclipse IDE Download

Thank you for exploring the sendRedirect project! 🎉 We hope you enjoy working with Java Servlets and building dynamic web applications. Feel free to fork the project and add new features or improve existing functionality. Happy coding! 💻✨



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