Generating a table

hello all
I have this app that gets connected to a database, and then when i pass a parameter, it should return a result set. now what i have to do is present that table in a jsp page. How can i generate that table in a dinamic way?

don't pass the result set to the jsp. load it into a data structure or object of some kind and close it in the scope of the method in which it was created.
add that data structure or object at request or session scope as an attribute and have the jsp display it using jstl. if it's a collection, use <c:forEach> to iterate over the collection and create a <tr> for each row.
maybe something like this:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/java/codesnippet/jsps/JstlSql.jsp.html
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