Answer / ricky

Use Tiles framework or Ajax technology to refresh a part of
the page. We could also use portlets for the same.

Answer / satya

If you want to refresh only xyz.jsp apart from the whole page then you should go for tiles frame work. In tiles, you have to seperate the header , footer, body, logo everything.so for every request that particular jsp only executed but not entire page. so better to do like this.

Header.jsp (comes under menu bar, logo, search like....)

body.jsp ( required information of that page)

footer.jsp ( copyright information , some other hyperlinks for next page like....)

Answer / shibu

Use the iFrame for your requirement. import the xyz.jsp
file inside the iFrame.

Answer / rajesh

This is possible by<jsp:forward page="/xyz.jsp"/>
forward is nothing but it will goes directly to next jsp page.
It will no look after the current JSP page

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