With basic JSP/servlets, you have to take care of the event handling yourself - that is, analyzing the received form, getting the sender of the event, and so forth. In addition, you have to take care of the session identifier, which is a unique identifier that makes sure that the datasets are user specific.
JSP DynPages provide enhanced event handling and easy session management. This tutorial shows how to create and use a JSP DynPage, including setting event handling and data exchange.
The following shows the basic data flow when creating a JSP DynPage:
You have a basic understanding of Java Server Pages (JSP).
For information on the Portal Runtime's implementation of JSP pages, see Writing JSP Pages .
You have a basic understanding of HTMLB.
For information on HTMLB, see HTML-Business for Java .