Following the MVC architectural pattern, develop a Java-based web application using Java Servlets and JSPs to...

 

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Following the MVC architectural pattern, develop a Java-based web application using Java Servlets and JSPs to build a Job Application System. The system has the following users (the user has the first name, last name, and email (user id), phone, address, city, country): 1. Job Applicant (there are many applicants) 2. Hiring Manager (there are many hiring managers) The system has the following forms: 1. Job applicant form (to create the applicant's account) 2. Job description (created by the manager and should have the apply button) 3. Job Application form (completed and submitted by the applicant) 4. Interview form (created and filled out by the manager and approved/disapproved by the applicant) 5. Job offer form (created and filled out by the manager and approved/disapproved by the applicant) Use the figure below to understand the workflow of the system. application form received and details recorded Application logged read by manager) [rejected] Filed read by manager [shortlisted Applicant declines the interview interview [unsuccessfull /send reject letter applicant rejects job offer Shortlisted do/ schedule interview applicant withdraws interview details sen interview confirmed Interview Scheduled interview (succesful] /send offer letter Job offered applicant accepts job offer Following the MVC architectural pattern, develop a Java-based web application using Java Servlets and JSPs to build a Job Application System. The system has the following users (the user has the first name, last name, and email (user id), phone, address, city, country): 1. Job Applicant (there are many applicants) 2. Hiring Manager (there are many hiring managers) The system has the following forms: 1. Job applicant form (to create the applicant's account) 2. Job description (created by the manager and should have the apply button) 3. Job Application form (completed and submitted by the applicant) 4. Interview form (created and filled out by the manager and approved/disapproved by the applicant) 5. Job offer form (created and filled out by the manager and approved/disapproved by the applicant) Use the figure below to understand the workflow of the system. application form received and details recorded Application logged read by manager) [rejected] Filed read by manager [shortlisted Applicant declines the interview interview [unsuccessfull /send reject letter applicant rejects job offer Shortlisted do/ schedule interview applicant withdraws interview details sen interview confirmed Interview Scheduled interview (succesful] /send offer letter Job offered applicant accepts job offer Following the MVC architectural pattern, develop a Java-based web application using Java Servlets and JSPs to build a Job Application System. The system has the following users (the user has the first name, last name, and email (user id), phone, address, city, country): 1. Job Applicant (there are many applicants) 2. Hiring Manager (there are many hiring managers) The system has the following forms: 1. Job applicant form (to create the applicant's account) 2. Job description (created by the manager and should have the apply button) 3. Job Application form (completed and submitted by the applicant) 4. Interview form (created and filled out by the manager and approved/disapproved by the applicant) 5. Job offer form (created and filled out by the manager and approved/disapproved by the applicant) Use the figure below to understand the workflow of the system. application form received and details recorded Application logged read by manager) [rejected] Filed read by manager [shortlisted Applicant declines the interview interview [unsuccessfull /send reject letter applicant rejects job offer Shortlisted do/ schedule interview applicant withdraws interview details sen interview confirmed Interview Scheduled interview (succesful] /send offer letter Job offered applicant accepts job offer

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