Java , Java script , Java server pages

[DoNot]

Hello

I want to learn Java , Java script , Java server pages

But I do not know what the software needed to do I schedule them this language

I have searched a lot but I did not understand what is required

Do you help?

[Sno]

Download either Netbeans or Eclipse, These are your ides, in which you create, I suggest looking at the Java API, which every programmer refers to almost every time they program, Its not about memorizing the code its about knowing where to find it,

Start here The Java™ Tutorials

They both support java, javascript and jsp.

Now There is a HUGE difference between java and javascript, they are completely different languages, Your very unlikely to find help with javascript on this forum. Java and some jsp pages only.

[DoNot]

i want a simple explain if i want to work and run in jsp

what i should to do ?

[Sno]

1. Your text is very loud and annoying..
2. Being a good programmer is not about memorizing code but knowing where to find the answer (google).
3. Doing is learning. Asking is having it done for you
4. There are hundreds of how too and tutorials on the java sun website, netbeans and eclipse.
5. You need to figure out if you are creating a web project or a desktop application.

Netbeans and jsp
Developing JSPs and Servlets with Netbeans
https://eclipse-tutorial.dev.java.net/

So download an IDE, and create a project.
Name it anything you want.
Than within the project, depending on what type of project, create a new jsp in the src folder or webcontent

[Fubarable]

i want a simple explain if i want to work and run in jsp
what i should to do ?

Your questions are very general and vague and I don't think can be satisfactorily answered within the confines of this forum. I suggest either do more research or ask a better more specific and answerable question. Much luck. Also, I second the recommendation that you shrink your text so as not to shout in the forum.

[Tolls]

And I'll throw in, don't learn JSPs before you learn the basics of Java, and don't do JSPs before you learn how to write Servlets. JSPs (much like Swing in my opinion) should be waaaaaay down the list of Things To Learn for Java.