Hi!
yes,u can definitely access database from JSP page.
u can write the java code for accessing the database
inside a scriptlet or u can create a bean(a java file)
for the connections and initialise the bean inside the
JSP page using
<jsp:usebean />
u can print the output from the javabean on to the
output of the Jsp page.u can do this by making ur bean
getter method return and store the returned value in a
var.using <%= %> u can print that var.
--- "Robuschi (Delfi)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello... I'm Roberto from Italy.
>
> I'm studying JSP and JavaBeans and I have some
> questions:
>
> 1) Can I access a database from a JSP page???
>
> 2) Can a Javabean return a ResultSet so the JSP page
> can print alle the
> records in the Resultset???
>
> 3) Can a Javabean (called by a JSP page) print some
> lines in the output of
> the JSP page???
>
> Thank to everybody!!!!!!!!!
>
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