Calling jsp page from a java program

Hello,
Is it possible to call a JSP page from a java program? If so, please let me know how it is possible.
I have a JSP page that inserts 10 records in a database based on the attribute given to the page. When the java program is executed all the 10 records need to be inserted.
The JSP page is already running fine in Tomcat.
Thanks and Regards,
Prasanna.

MVC has applied the standard of seperate your view , model and controller. I believe nobody will insert data from jsp page,better practice should be inserted from your database layer, normally is like DAO layer. so you should pass your data from jsp to your backend.
hopefully it's help u

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