Need JSP tutorial - EBS 11.5.9

Hi all,
I would like to quickly implement a few jsp query and data entry pages in my EBS 11.5.9 enviroment. Can somebody point me to a good tutorial or book that will get me up and running quickly? I searched for a local Oracle University class that would give me what I need, but didn't find anything...
Thanks,
Scott

Scott,
But as far as I remember there is only particular patchset version of 11.5.9 for which OA patched Jdeveloper is available, so if you are planning to work on OAF, make sure that you have the right Jdev, otherwise, you would not be able to develop OAF pages with Jdev, on 11.5.9
See old threads for the correct jdev patch for 11.5.9 with your instance patchset level.
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