Is there any form that works like Jtable that can be written into the html

Is there any form that works like Jtable that can be written into the html or jsp format?
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="command" VALUE=""> refer to a Sumbit Button.
There no such thing below "I think"but just dreaming
Is there something like
<INPUT TYPE="TABLESUBMIT" NAME="customer" VALUE={rowcolumn(1,3,"peter"),rowcolumn(last,"name","jane")}> ......

Keep dreaming. As long as you are using HTML you are stuck with
all of its limitations. Among these is the lack of a JTable.
You have several options:
1) Use an HTML <TABLE>. For plain text you just put the
text between <td></td> tags. For input you put the input
as <td><input...></td>.
2) Extend #1 by creating your own object to draw the table.
You can do this in either Java or JavaScript. There are several
examples on the internet of how to do this. Some even include
sorting by clicking the column headings.
3) If you really want to use a JTable then you can write a JApplet
and put it on your JSP page.

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