Make a Simple HTTP Server in Java - Java Tutorial - Part 3: Server Sockets

[@gone143]

These are one of the best tutorials I have ever watched

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks so much for the feedback! :)

[@jameswilliam4570]

Working on a project that involves these web socket servers, and this tutorial series is my go to resource. You are the best.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thnaks so much for the comment ! I really do appreciate it! Part 6 out this week!

[@tropicaljupiter]

Great video! Very helpful for beginners.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks so much ! Glad it was helpful!

[@akshitapradeep7115]

Loving these videos! Thanks again

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

No problem ! :D Thanks for the feedback!!

[@akashmandal5253]

Great work sir🙏🏼

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks a lot!

[@satejbhave4166]

Love Your Videoes.... Keep it up bro...

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks so much for the feedback!!!! Will do!!!

[@johnniegilkerson4724]

@9:19 how did you get the browser output? I it through Intelij or just typing in localhost/8080?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hi @Johnnie , not sure I understand the question. We connect the Browser to the Server we got running inside IntelliJ by using the URL : localhost:8080 , which is where the server is Bound to. Hope this helps!

[@neaguandrei1]

For me the CRLF string must be " ". With " " it fails to serve correctly. Good video though. I wish there would be more to this series.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks so much for the comment. You are absolutely correct. That was clearly an error and should have been ( as the comment afterwards says , 13 and 10 ) . Thanks so much for point it out. On the next video of the series I'll call out this correction and a give you a shout-out!

[@trayfor]

thanks

[@svetlintrapkov3333]

@@SuperCoderFromScratch I will be really greatful if you enlighten me which dipendency did you use for CRLF. Thanks

[@federicobigatton6440]

Hello, I can't load the page when I run the application. I reviewed the code and it is exactly as in the tutorial. I have corrected " " to " ". My browser is Firefox 125.0.2. You can help?

[@federicobigatton6440]

I already found my mistake, in the HTTP message... I had encoded "Content-Lenght"...

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Nice catch !

[@giovanniangaroni7649]

i code that program with Eclipse and when i run it immediatly it terminats it doesn't give any Error but stops istantly i would it works until i stop it by sending something on chrome

[@trayfor]

It happened with me on Microsoft Edge. I opened it on a different browser and it worked. It also worked on Microsoft Edge's inPrivate mode. I believe he miss-typed the carriage return in the video. CRLF should be ' ' not ' '. This might help it run on all browsers.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey thanks so much for helping out! Yeah, that was a bug, which got correct in video 6 or 7.

[@aishwarygupta19]

👍👍

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thank you!

[@sajjadaminsayem]

It just works on chrome, but I failed to get a response in Microsoft edge and Postman client.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

It is probably due to a bug that is explained in a later part of this series. :)

[@pianissimo7121]

@@SuperCoderFromScratch thats actually nice. when learning with a perfect code, we don't learn what to do when stuff goes wrong.

[@BłażejChmielewski]

its open eyes when i always using springboot

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Its nice to look under the hood, isn't it?

[@dystopic-q9m]

hectic

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Very

[@Pushpinator]

Seeing someone closing resources in the try block is my new nightmare. You should really have at least warned that it's a horrible practice and to always do it in finally, or even better, use try-with-resources

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey, Thanks for the feedback! I haven't look at this code in some time so I'm trying to think why I would have done it that way. Maybe I only want to cleanup resources on an exception and not using finally , which would close it even if no exception was raised? Anyways, thnak for point this out, I'll pay closer attention in the next video and will review the old code with this in mind.