You can store the objects you want to pass in the request scope.
public void request.setAttribute(String attrname, Object value)
public Object request.getAttribute(String attrname)
Your servlet code would look like:
request.setAttribute("myData", rs);
request.getRequestDispatcher("path_to_jsp").forward(request, response);
Your JSP code would look like this:
ResultSet rs = (ResultSet)request.getAttribute("myData");
If you want to store the object for a larger scope than just the current
request, you can store it in the session (same syntax).
"<%@ page import=" is like import statements in your Java classes. For
example, if your servlet has this:
import java.util.*;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
Your JSP equivalent would be this:
<%@ page import="java.util.*,java.sql.ResultSet" %>
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