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I’m searching for good tools to build jsp forms for DB transactions (new, edit, delete of records)
I want to use the simliest tool available.
I don’t want to write setters/getters for each single record field and for each single table and for each kind of access (read / change).
Do I need to learn Wicket or JSF to handle this approach?
Your keyword is CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete). Netbeans has a CRUD generator which can autogenerate JPA 2.0 entities and JSF 2.0 CRUD forms based on just a SQL database table.
Or, if you’re more from Eclipse (like me), then try the CRUDO plugin (I’ve never tried it though).