Help with inserting a list element in a Web page

Question

Hello,
I�m a newbie. I want to introduce an element list in a web page. I have source that creates a List as a standalone application (with a main procedure..) , through the JList class, but I want this list to appear integrated in the web page. How could I do it? Could anyone give me any idea, URL, etc...??
Thanks,

Answer 1

as writte above: if it as simple as you wrote use something like this:
* (c) Copyright 2002 B. Braun Melsungen AG
* All Rights Reserved.
package domainrequest;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
* implements the <select> form html element providing easy methods to fill the list of options and print the html source code
* @version      1.0
* @author          Erik Itter
public class HtmlListBox {
     ArrayList options = new ArrayList();//HashMap does not guarantee an order
     String name;
     public HtmlListBox(String Name){
          name=Name;
     public ArrayList getOptions(){
          return options;
     public String getOtptionName(String Value){
          for(int i=0;i<options.size();i++){
               if((((ListBoxOption)(options.get(i))) ).getValue()==Value){
                    return ((ListBoxOption)(options.get(i))).getName();
          return null;
     public int addOption(String Value,String Name){
          options.add(new ListBoxOption(Value,Name));
          return options.size();
     public void print(PrintWriter out){
          out.println("<select name=\""+name+"\">");
          for(int i=0;i<options.size();i++){
               out.println("<option value=\""+( (ListBoxOption)options.get(i) ).getValue()+"\">"+( (ListBoxOption)options.get(i) ).getName()+"</option>");
          out.println("</select>");
using
* (c) Copyright 2002 B. Braun Melsungen AG
* All Rights Reserved.
package domainrequest;
* This class' only reason for existence is to be abused
* (look at that code and you will understand...) by HtmlListBox
* implementing a single option's data fields.
* This is similar to the points and complex numbers they have in
* all those tutorials...
* @version      1.0
* @author          Erik Itter
public class ListBoxOption{
     String value;
     String name;
     * Constructs an option allowing to differ between the elements value and
     * the displayed representation
     public ListBoxOption(String Value,String Name){
          value=Value;
          name=Name;
     * Constructs an option taking the displayed name as value, too. Actually
     * this is the most common use but less helpfull for complex applications.
     public ListBoxOption(String Name){
          value=name=Name;
     * returns the option's value (could you imagine that...?)
     public String getValue(){
          return value;
     * returns the option's name. (...oh so predictable!)
     public String getName(){
          return name;
it is sufficient for the three tier intranet application i am developing for our company, since the code is trivial feel free to use it if you like