Want to learn JSP

whats up guys i want to expand my language base so i am planning to learn jsp.
so i wanted to ask a few questions
1. what is needed for me to code in jsp i heard that jsp is similar to asp so i am guessing i can code jsp pages in dreamweaver right?
2. can iis be used as the webserver for the jsp page. or do i need a new webserver
3. can anyone point me to some good tutorials

whats up guys i want to expand my language base so i
am planning to learn jsp.
so i wanted to ask a few questions
1. what is needed for me to code in jsp i heard that
jsp is similar to asp so i am guessing i can code jsp
pages in dreamweaver right?I don't know ASP, but the little I do know tells me that it's not a perfect analogy. JSP is not ASP, especially if you keep scriptlet code out of your pages. I recommend that you do.
I don't use Dreamweaver, so I don't know. Our UI developers use Dreamweaver to generate HTML pages, and then we add the dynamic part for JSP.
2. can iis be used as the webserver for the jsp page.
or do i need a new webserverWeb servers like Apache and IIS know nothing about JSP or servlets. You need a servlet/JSP engine. Any Java EE container will have one. A free one that you can download is Tomcat:
http://tomcat.apache.org
3. can anyone point me to some good tutorialsGoogle for one. I don't know what's best or up to date anymore, because it's been a while since I first learned JSPs.
As far as books go, my favorite is Hans Bergsten's O'Reilly book.
My biggest piece of advice is to start writing JSPs with JSP Standard Tag Library, or JSTL. No one should write JSPs without it.
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