Now we come to those topics that have been left unexplained above.

Creating properties file (resource bundle):

In above JSP files we have used “message.properties” file. A properties file is a collection of “param=value” pairs. We can use there param names in our JSP file and get its value from here as we did previously. The benefit of using properties file is that we can modify these values easily in one place and ther is no need to change JSP files. In this application we have created “messages.properties” file in
javajazzup folder in WEB-INF/classes folder. The code for this file is:

messages.properties:

inputname_header=Java Jazz Up
prompt=Enter Your Name:
greeting_text=Welcome In Java Jazz Up
button_text=Submit

Creating Managed Bean:

In the above JSP files we have used Managed Bean named “StoreNameBean”. For this we have created “PersonBean.java” file. This Managed Bean is nothing but a Java file that contains attributes and setter and getter methods to set and get those attributes. Here in this example, there is only one attribute named “personName” and so only one setter method setPersonName() and one getter method getPersonName() is created. This bean is used to set the value to the bean attribute from the page and get the value from bean to the page. Make sure the attribute in this class must be same as the field name in JSP. In this example this file is created in package javajazzup. So compile this file and place its class file i.e. PersonBean.class in javajazzup folder in WEBINF\ classes folder. The code for this class is:

PersonBean.java:
package javajazzup;
public class PersonBean {
String personName;
public String getPersonName() {