Employee Management System

A web-based application for managing employee records, featuring user registration and login. Includes a user-friendly interface for sign-up and secure login. The backend uses Java Servlets to process form submissions and connects to a MySQL database for efficient and secure data management.

Features

• User Registration: New employees can sign up by providing their details.
• User Login: Existing employees can log in securely using their employee number and password.
• Data Management: All employee information is stored in a MySQL database, ensuring data security and efficiency.

Screenshots

Login Screen: Employees can log in with their employee number and password.

Welcome Screen: Basic welcome page with their empployee no.

Registration Screen: New employees can sign up by filling out the form.

Registration Success Screen: When registration is successfull user will be redirected to log in page.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Java Development Kit (JDK)
• Apache Tomcat Server
• MySQL Database

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/employee-management-system.git

2. Set up the MySQL database:

   CREATE DATABASE employee_management;
   USE employee_management;
   CREATE TABLE  emp_users (
       emp_no INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
       emp_name VARCHAR(100),
       department VARCHAR(50),
       password VARCHAR(50),
       gender VARCHAR(10),
       emp_job VARCHAR(50),
   );

3. Update the database configuration in the Java files:

   • Update the database URL, username, and password in Insert_Form_Records.java and LoginServlet.java.

4. Deploy the application on Apache Tomcat:

   • Place the HTML files (login.html and Register_Form.html) in the webapps/ROOT directory of your Tomcat server.
   • Place the Java servlet files (Insert_Form_Records.java and LoginServlet.java) in the appropriate directory for Java classes in your Tomcat project structure. Typically, this is under WEB-INF/classes/.

5. Compile the Java servlets:

   • Ensure your Java servlets are compiled. This may require setting up a build tool like Maven or manually compiling them.

6. Start the Tomcat server:

   • Start your Apache Tomcat server.

7. Access the application:

   • Open a web browser and go to http://localhost:8080/.

Usage

1. Register a new employee:

   • Go to the registration page and fill out the form.
   • Submit the form to register the employee.

2. Login as an existing employee:

   • Go to the login page.
   • Enter your employee number and password to log in.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request for any improvements.