The Thumb rule for putting the code is as such :
1.If it is more HTML than java code ,we are better off putting it in a JSP.
2.If it is more JAVA than html code,we are better off putting it in a
SERVELET.
JSP's and SERVLETs help to distribute the tasks in a project.
hgw
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