Generating Jsp Page On Runtime

I have a problem regarding generating jsp page on the run time.according to the prefrence the user selects i have to generate a jsp page.suppose 25 feilds are there to be displayed for User A then these 25 feild will be equally divide in two column one column will contain 13 row and one colunm will have 12 rows.these values come from the database and according to that value i have to make the rows and column in the jsp page.the value can be different for different users.can anyone please let me know how this is done.if there is an code example please let me know.
Regards
Ved

you don't need to generate the JSP, but simply generate the HTML according to the user settings (I don't know if this was clear or not, so I have made it explicit)
Obviusly how to achieve this could be quite complex, but you can try to generate html table according to user preferences (#columns, #rows or try to find out these infos from #total elements)
Sorry, I've no examples for yuo
--=> Ivan

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OK... so you WERE absolutely right about the src path for the image tag.
However I also had another problem that was quite a bit more insidious and mostly just a symptom
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Ciao :)

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