Best links for learning jsp

i would like to learn jsp from the basic concepts.where can i get the resource or help for learning jsp from the start.thanks in advance if some one could guide me in the right direction.

you can visit www.coreservlets.com / it is a great site, and there you can download a pdf version of Core Servlets and Java Server Pages, which is really good book to start learning JSP and servlet technology. In addition www.javaranch.com, is another good site, where you can find a lot of useful links
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Hi ..
GO to website www.Apache.org
down load Apache tomcat server .
install it ...
Go to sun site
c and download jsp tutorials ...
Go to
(www.coreservlets.com)download book core servlets
u can find lots of nice books supported by sun on sunwebsite ...
Now u r equipped ....
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