JSPs have nothing to do swing. (That was my first mistake). Meaning that you cannot modify your code to convert swing to JSP.
The only thing you can keep the same are the classes. Everything that is GUI related has to go. Which is why we don't implement too much code in the class that displays the GUI and we use methods from other classes.
If you have already done this in swing I hope that you have kept the reading and writing to the database in separate classes so you can reuse them.
JSPs have nothing to do swing. (That was my first mistake). Meaning that you cannot modify your code to convert swing to JSP.
The only thing you can keep the same are the classes. Everything that is GUI related has to go. Which is why we don't implement too much code in the class that displays the GUI and we use methods from other classes.
If you have already done this in swing I hope that you have kept the reading and writing to the database in separate classes so you can reuse them.
step 1: read the community guidelines
step 2: tell your teacher that because of your laziness you're not going to get your assignment done in time
step 3: learn Java, you now have an extra year to do so after you were failed for the course.
Follow the link I gave you for html and peter_budo's link for JDBC.
I would suggest first to get familiar with JDBC and design your database. (download mySQL server and some tutorials about creating tables and schemas. perhaps peter_budo's link will help)
And after you are done with html try to learn JPS. If you get familiar with the terms: "request" and "response" you will have no problem
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