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Hi.. I am new to JAVA... I created one servlet page as controller and one JSP page for view.. now i want to connect these two pages.. how do i do it? please help me..

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Welcome to JavaRanch! You want to connect JSP from servlet for viewing purposes? If so, Use RequestDispatcher.

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Use the forward() facility of the request dispatcher. That way, any scoped values that you place on the request (using setAttribute()) will be available within the JSP.

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