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The document outlines tasks for a JSP programming practical including: 1) Implementing page directive attributes to display date/time and errors. 2) Creating a JSP page to demonstrate include and scripting elements. 3) Creating a JSP page to access a database using page directives and scriptlets. 4) Calling a JavaBean from a JSP page to work with student data using JSP actions. 5) Implementing a login system with a login JSP, bean, and servlet to validate credentials from a database and display a welcome message.

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The document outlines tasks for a JSP programming practical including: 1) Implementing page directive attributes to display date/time and errors. 2) Creating a JSP page to demonstrate include and scripting elements. 3) Creating a JSP page to access a database using page directives and scriptlets. 4) Calling a JavaBean from a JSP page to work with student data using JSP actions. 5) Implementing a login system with a login JSP, bean, and servlet to validate credentials from a database and display a welcome message.

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Practical#6: JSP Programming

1) Create an index.jsp page to implement various attributes of Page Directive element


by displaying current date and time and error message.

2) Create a JSP Page to implement the Include and Scripting elements with an
example.

3) Create a JSP to work with JDBC API and to access Database of Pr#2 using Page
Directive and Scriptlet elements.

4) With the help of <jsp:useBean>, <jsp:setProperty>, <jsp:getProperty>


action elements call JavaBean from a JSP page for StudentInfo (e.g. id, Name, Address)
application.

5) Login Authentication using Bean and Servlet In JSP:

1). Create a "login.jsp" to login the user.


2). Create a "loginbean.jsp" to set the parameter using <jsp:useBean> and forward to the
Servlet .
3). Create a bean class "LoginBean.java" to mapping the parameter from “loginbean.jsp".
4). Create a Servlet”login.java" to validate the username and password from the database.
5). Create a "welcome.jsp" display a message after successfully user login.

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