5.  Anatomy of an e FixIT server application 

The picture below is a sketch of the e FixIT application structure. This is the structure that the application 

wizard (see chapter 6) uses to build server applications. It is advised that you use the wizard to create a 

 back bone  for your application and edit the JSP files afterwards to suit your needs. 

index.html

LoginFailed.jsp

SignOn

VerifyCodeChange.jsp

OK

Confirm

Query.jsp

Confirm.jsp

database

Find record

operation

or pointer value

Application JSP

Application

Application

File(s)

Files

Files

Show info messages

Show error messages

Info.jsp

Error.jsp

Logout or

Timeout

Logout.jsp

For each item in the diagram there is a JSP file with the 

Application JSP file(s)

 being the most important. 

These files usually contains all the data elements (edit boxes, list boxes etc.) in the application. If your 

application provides a HTML front end for multiple database files, you usually also have one application 

JSP file for each page (=file). For example, a page containing information about a patient and other pages 

which contain medical data about the patient. 

All the JSP files are connected to the actual application JavaBean component for retrieving and storing 

information at run time. The JavaBean connects directly to the FileMan database files. 

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