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is it necessary to use framework rather than normal OOP language? I mean if I want to create a timetable on the web which admin can add data in to form and save them in DB, then produce restful web service. Do I need to create the admin part with frameworks like Spring, Struts? or can I just create it with simple JSP ?
Frameworks are used to reduce development time and effort. You can very well develop the Admin module with plain JSPs. However bear in mind, that JSPs is less maintainable if too much of java code creeps into them.
The downside of using frameworks is they will increase the size of binary (war), and may be slower start up (in milliseconds), and need little learning curve for developer (and the one who maintains the app).
If your app’a admin part is not exceeding 3-4 pages, time spent in integrating frameworks and resolving their dependencies and other factors may outweigh their utility.