JSP autorization page

I am trying to develop a JSP page so that is a user enter his password (wrong)more than 3 times then he will be redirected to a page that he reached the maximum limit , cannot enter further.
I have a login page which contains the HTML login form and the login.jsp to chk the authorization, so plz help me regardign how to add the authorization if password entered wrong more than 3 times

Just maintain a counter somewhere? On every failed attempt, just do counter++.

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