Course Information
Course Overview
Your straight forward guide to international online payment processing with Stripe and Java EE
Do you have a web application built with Java? Do you need to process payments from your customers/clients from across the world? Do you need to accept both credit and debit cards on your site? Do you need a straight forward guide to integrating Stripe with your Java EE app?
Then this course is for you. This is a no-nonsense straight forward guide to integrating the Stripe API into your Java EE application. You'll first learn how to accept your customers' credit/debit cards and securely send them to Stripe's servers using Stripe Checkout. Then you'll learn how to integrate the Stripe Java server API into your Java EE backend using the Stripe token returned to your application by Stripe.
By the end of this course, you'll
- Learn how to use the various Java EE constructs like Dependency Injection to integrate Stripe
- Be able to accept customer payment data using Stripe Checkout
- Be able to send client payment data to Stripe's servers
- Be able to grab the Stripe Token returned to your application by Stripe
- Be able to use the returned Stripe Token to make a charge against customer payment data
So what are you waiting for? Signup for this course and get started accepting payments in your Java EE application. See you in the course
Course Content
- 2 section(s)
- 50 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Let's Dive In - Fast!
- Section 2 Appendix
What You’ll Learn
- Be able to securely send credit/debit card details to Stripe, Be able to use Stripe Token to generate a charge on a card, Be able to integrate the Stripe API into your Java EE code
Reviews
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AAlvaromunillagamo
No fue buena eleccion puesto que pensaba que los subtitulos iban a ser en español y no lo son y aun asi siendo en ingles no estan bien traducidos
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SSpurthy Rayapati
Lot of repetition in content
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MMagdi Mikhail
still watching to see if i can implement stripe form into my html page
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MMohit Gupta
I was expecting to get details about subscription management , webhooks usage , creating periodic trails .Some java code related to all that stuff.