Instead of storing in database , you can use include statements in your jsp.
Included jsp may contain the generic code that you want to use at many
places.
Ashwani
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> I'm [attempting to] write a JSP application. I want to use a very
> "generic" menuing system. For example, have database storing JSP name,
> heading, instructions, next JSP page to call. When JSP page is called,
> access database for the appropriate information.
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> Does this make sense?
> What Java method should I use to determine the current JSP page?
> Is there a better way?
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