Database connectivity with java!

hello, has anyone got a "detailed" tutorial they can send on:
1.setting up mySQL database (not just install)
2.setting up J/connector (not just install)
3.a tutorial on how i can get a servlet to interact with a client through a webpage!
does it sound like i'm trying to learn how to do 5things at once? well your right... i want to start small, but i need to learn SQL to set up a database, and i need to j/connector to interact with the database.
i'm less worriered about the third point at the moment, because there is a sun tutorial i've been looking at!
any help would be more then appreciated!

1.) use the mySQL documentation (it's not that bad)
2.) see the j2ee tutorial (http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/ - chapter 11 is about servlets)
3.) learn something about HTML and HTML formulars, your servlet could interpret the parameters transmitted from formulars (by HTTP GET, HTTP POST, ...)
4.) discover the API documentation for the packages javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http to learn more about the possibilities
5.) try it out (e.g. create a servlet which presents all the servlet parameters which are available: servlet information, request information, response information, ...)
6.) have fun!
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