• To get the actual parameters of the database tables, run script from the resources/init_db.sql file in the Workbench.
• Add two more fields (login and password) to your Driver class. We will simplify the task, and our Driver will behave as User.
• Modify the required JSP pages and corresponding controllers to support two new fields: login and password.
• Modify DriverDaoImpl and CarDaoImpl to fetch all columns for drivers, including new ones.
• Create new AuthenticationService with method Driver login(String login, String password);
• Create new method Optional<Driver> findByLogin(String login) in DriverDao and DriverService.
• Use your new method findByLogin in the authService.login(login, password) method to identify the user based on the login
• Implement LoginController with corresponding JSP page
• Implement LogoutController and add a corresponding button on all pages where it should be
• Implement user authentication based on HttpSession and filters. Only LoginController and CreateDriverController should be available for non authenticated users.
• Having information about currently logged-in user (e.g. driver), please implement the following controller GetMyCurrentCarsController. This controller is responsible for displaying the list of cars for currently logged driver (get info about the driver from the HttpSession). Hint: Use existed JSP page for displaying all cars.

You can check yourself using this checklist