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IF you really want to impress your clients I would stay away from JSP if you can and look at some of the JAVA web frameworks. I am just learning about one myself called wicket and it is awesome. It allows you to write pure java code and pure html markup and it uses tags in the html markup and java code to merge the 2 together. It does all the heavy lifting for you and it is really neat. It is much better than writing in JSP and having to add all kinds of messy javascript to my code and mixing your JSP with your html code. wicket handles all of that kind of stuff for me. There are a bunch of different frameworks out there that are good and each one is a little different and may serve your needs better.

What Java/JSP framework or application server have you previously used before Wicket? I know I tried to help you with Tomcat recently, so I'm going to assume that's the application server you use.. But I'm curious why would you HAVE to "add all kinds of messy javascript" to your code for Java/JSPs to work?

And why not use tag libraries that clean up the scriptlet code in JSPs?