How to retreieve a Sql?

I am trying to change the code from javaScript to java. I trying to show the sql database from our servlet system but I have failed many times as there are many errors due to class and strings. I would prefer to continue using javaScript but my project leader told me not too as the current programmer who designed this had interlinked this project with other projects.
So my task is to change the coding to java and show the sql table? For starters i don't know how to and it been floating for quite sometime now. Could anyone give an example code to aid me and get my started?
If it helps the previous java script line contains a flush
Ace

Aren't you confusing Javascript with Scriptlets? Your leader is fully right. The use of Scriptlets is highly discouraged. It makes the code highly tight coupled and hard to debug, maintain and test. The MVC pattern and JSTL/EL is the way to go.
You may find those two tutorials useful:
[http://balusc.blogspot.com/2008/07/dao-tutorial-data-layer.html]
[http://balusc.blogspot.com/2008/07/dao-tutorial-use-in-jspservlet.html]

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