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Weblogic and JSP

 
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Hi,
Sorry I am new to JSP and my problem is that I need to code some JSP pages as front end for my application.
To be brief, I have servlets throwing out html pages using weblogic 5.1. What I need is to remove the html from the servlets and use JSP for the front end.
I have a working version of the application over weblogic 5.1 but I dont know where to start to work with JSP. Can anyone please tell me where to start and how to achieve doing it? I have gone through some stuff on the internet and it says I have to register JSPServlet with weblogic, but i dont know how to do it....I had downloaded the jsp specification but confused as ever....
please help...
Suresh
 
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Hi,
Please refer sun site for java and Weblogic application site (www.bea.com)
for further. You will get all sorts of information from there.
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M.S.Raman
 
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