JSP Tutorials

Java Server Pages (JSP) is part of the J2EE standard. It’s possible to create dynamic webpages by using JAVA-code and predefined actions.

Whenever a JSP is summoned the JSP-compiler translates the JSP into a servlet. A JSP is a webpage with some JAVA-code inside. A servlet is it’s mirror: a JAVA class with optional webpage-code. A Servlet can process forms from a JSP.

In these JSP tutorials we’ll use the tomcat system and IntelliJ, it’s of course possible to use other systems and the configuration will be much alike the configuration of Tomcat in IntelliJ. The configuration tutorial can be found here.

JSP uses Beans to store data and make it possible to interchange data between JSP’s and servlets. We will discuss Beans and servlets in these JSP Tutorials.

JSP Tutorials is a free website that offers JSP Tutorials to anyone. We try to write as much JSP Tutorials as we can. If you have any suggestions about JSP Tutorials please contact us! We would be pleased to add extra JSP Tutorials!