I need help with servlets and jsp

[Daniel Martins]

Hello All

I just registered. I work in IT. I have worked for one year in java web development and the last 2 years I am more into BPM/SOA.

Currently I am studying for the SCJP.

Being 2 years without seing anything of java made me a bit rusty:S

Currently I am doing a small application to send a soap request via java code. I am using JSP-Servlets to implement this. Currently in the java class I have the logic to send the soap request. (this is working, and also receives the response).

In the JSP i have a form with the necessary values I need to send to the java class.

Here is where my doubts start...in between the code and the jsp I need to put a servlet to make the bridge.

Can someone give me some "ligth" on this? How can I implement the servlets, and then send the response back to the jsp?

Thank you all

Cheers

[Bear Bibeault]

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[Bear Bibeault]

The transition from servlet to JSP is typically made with a request dispatcher forward.

[Tay Thotheolh]

You can use IDEs like NetBeans and Eclipse. They do help alot (explore those right-clicks and short cuts).

[Bear Bibeault]

Tay Thotheolh wrote:You can use IDEs like NetBeans and Eclipse. They do help alot (explore those right-clicks and short cuts).

I strongly disagree. Over-reliance on IDEs is one of the major impediments to learning, in my opinion.

[Anirvan Majumdar]

I second Bear's opinion on that. IDEs are after all abstractions built to speed up things. You can only use an IDE to its full potential if you know the underlying mechanisms pretty well.