JSP JavaBean and Servlets?

You should be doing this in the doPost() method of the controller servlet which is listening on the form's action URL. Noted should be that in case of a good JSP/Servlet model/view/controller design, the JSP should not contain any scriptlet line. Keep this in mind.

See also this topic for several hints.

Instead of what I've used should I use You should be doing this in the doPost() method of the controller servlet which is listening on the form's action URL. Noted should be that in case of a good JSP/Servlet model/view/controller design, the JSP should not contain any scriptlet line. Keep this in mind.

See also this topic for several hints. Secondly the how can transfer these values in to JSP tags? You can retain them by ${param} in EL.It basically refers to a Map where the parameter name is the key.

Noted should be that this is sensitive to XSS attacks. You might earn extra points if you figure how to solve this ;) Another unrelated comment: the HTML tag is deprecated since 1998. I am not sure where you've learnt about it, but those sources are far outdated.

You sould be using CSS to give style to the HTML document.

Thanks for the post, the lecturer has specifically asked us not to spend time on "gold plating" the system that's why I'm using the stone age methods shown here. On the note of the question above after a bit of deliberation I've taken a different approach which seems to be going well, I will post if I have any more questions. – Kushan Sep 28 '10 at 23:09.

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