Return rowset to JSP Page

In producing a report table, for example, I'd like to have the JSP page access the
rowset from the Bean and then walk through the rowset a row at a time, formatting
output. All the examples I've found create the table code in the servlet. I'd like to
avoid that, creating the html in the JSP page only.

hi,
I think You can do it in this way.
Store the values that you get from rowset in a hash table and set the return type of your bean method to hashtable. When you call the method in jsp assign the return value to a hash table. From there you can manipulate the objects in hash table.
Hope this works,
chandu

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