Putting java together

hello people,
im need to java, i was wonderig if anyone could
help me out i have some jsp's java script, and ive never
messed with jave before how would i put these scripts together?

i need some help if someone is
willing to help me put the thing i have together on
my server ... its called webaim and Silicon Monkey
developed is and i dont have a clue about java cos i have
never messed with it.. and i really want this on my server.

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