JSP Servlet Help me plz

can anyone tell me how servelt get the number that isnt taken from database ?
access tblMember has memberId field (number) and servlet needs to get the memberId that isnt being used .... and then send it to html page

So, the steps you want to accomplish are:
1) Have Servlet Generate a Random Number: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Random.html
2) Check if that number is present in the DB as a memberID: JDBC Tutorial
3) Post it to HTML: Servlet Part of WebServices Tutorial
You may want to put 1 and 2 in Loop, or get all memberIDs in a Collection, then check if it contains the random number you generate...

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