Hi Chintha Ratnasiri,
You are calling java classes directly to JSP pages. This won't work. Instead of this you can folllow these steps.
you write this code into your jsp page.
<jsp:useBean id="anyname" scope="request" class="pacakgename.classname" />
then you can use this bean id. for example you have one method in your class. You want to call that method in your jsp page. for this you can write like this.
beanid(what ever U given above).methodname. If u have any parameters then you can pass parameters also.
Still U have any doubts please feel free to contact.
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Regards
Srinivas
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