Second Tutorial Part 2: Basic Scenario
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If you haven't already gone through the first tutorial, we recommend you check out the basic scenario and advanced scenario we laid out there. At a high level, we are building a system where we are tracking students taking multiple-choice tests. We have defined as part of that first tutorial the following tables and views:
- User
- Form
- TestQuestionAnswer
- Test_XYZ_PivotView
- Test_View
- Test_XYZ_Analytics_View
In this scenario, we'll create some simple bits of Java code to populate those tables with some data, and create a very simple servlet to return data to a very simple browser page. The purpose of this tutorial is to highlight the Java developer features of Tilda and the APIs generated, rather than built a spiffy complete application which is out of scope of this tutorial.