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JSP: attributes,listeners,session,scripletlessness,EL and JSTL
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We'll go along various ways of modifying our JSP's(storing the values in ArrayLists --we'll eventually we'll use Hibernate to try to store them in the databases preferably Oracle or mySQL ) .

We'll go on trying to replace our code from scriptlets, useBean:(which doesn't work with packages!,) and go on replacing it with EL(expression language) and then use JSTL. I've bought myself the myeclipse which has all the plugins you'll need to build any kind of application. Go and check it out yourself.

About Exams and taking exams:

What I am also attempting to do is follow the SCWCD track, check out all the links from http://www.javaranch.com (and also the SCJP track) both which the HEAD FIRST books are excellent if you want to learn the "right" way.

But hang tight while we start cooking...:-)

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