How to combine with JSP??

I am a newble to Flex 2
I am confuse that how can i combine with JSP to send and
retrive data with mysql ??
I have seen some examples that juz make a linking with jsp
which is printed to XML format for data extracting.
But how to insert and retrive data dynamically?
Some people say that it can directly programming mxml in .jsp
by importing mxml tag library....and finally complie on the web
server. But .... Wazz is the reason i have to buy flex builder.....
Are there any way i can program with jsp in flex 2 ?
i am sorry for my poor english
any help will be highly appreciated

Eran,
Can you elaborate on what you're looking for?
UCM comes with a number of sample custom element forms. These forms are leveraged within a pretty strict context of the site studio contributor. The primary api is javascript based.
I don't believe you would be restricted on the types of custom element forms you can create if you're implementing into a jsp/x site. I believe the issue is mostly dependent on how you're calling the SS contributor.
-ryan

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