You can usually base your jsps off one of the example pages in oas-skeleton, enter_search_criteria.jsp or search_results.jsp.
There has been no choice made on whether we should use bean/logic tags or c tags, so that's up to you although c tags are easier to use. See IDD's Tag Libraries for the list of possibilities.
TBD - this needs to be filled in more on insidemit css layout, js, etc.
TBD - talk about how to go to different actions from the jsp using the hidden thingy
TBD - talk about how to do ajax once Seth figures it out
Below, SafoForm is the ActionForm associated with the Action that launches this JSP and co is an instance variable within SafoForm. Struts translates SafoForm.co into a call to the method getCo() within SafoForm.
cumulativeReport.header.coDesc is an example of how to access a business object that has been set as an attribute, cumulativeReport, within the request. See the section on Actions for an example of setting the request attribute with a business object.
Notice that Struts is able to deal with returning nested objects. The business object represented by cumulativeReport has another business object, Header, represented as the instance variable header. Within the business object Header, there is an instance variable coDesc. Struts translates cumulativeReport.header.coDesc into CumulativeReport.getHeader().getCoDesc().
See the Apache Struts Taglib Developer Guides for more about using the nested syntax. 