Index.jsp

Future Value Calculator

${message}

Investment Amount: Yearly Interest Rate: Number of Years:

Result.jsp

Future Value Calculator

Investment Amount: ${calculation.monthlyInvestmentAmountCurrencyFormat}

Yearly Interest Rate: ${calculation.yearlyInterestRate}

Number of Years: ${calculation.years}

Future Value: ${calculation.futureValueCurrencyFormat}

Return to Calculator

Modify the code 3. Open the index.jsp file. Then, modify it so it uses the JSTL choose tags instead of JSTL if tags. 4. Open the result.jsp file. Then, modify it so it presents a table that displays the value of the investment for each year up to the year the user entered. To do this, you can use a JSTL forEach tag. When you're done, the user interface should look something like this: 5. Note that the Investment Amount, Yearly Interest Rate, and Number of Years fields are no longer working correctly. This is because the application stores multiple calculations instead of a single calculation. 6. Fix the application so the second page displays the Investment Amount, Yearly Interest Rate, and Number of Years fields again. There are several ways to do this. Choose the way that you think works best. Modify the code 3. Open the index.jsp file. Then, modify it so it uses the JSTL choose tags instead of JSTL if tags. 4. Open the result.jsp file. Then, modify it so it presents a table that displays the value of the investment for each year up to the year the user entered. To do this, you can use a JSTL forEach tag. When you're done, the user interface should look something like this: 5. Note that the Investment Amount, Yearly Interest Rate, and Number of Years fields are no longer working correctly. This is because the application stores multiple calculations instead of a single calculation. 6. Fix the application so the second page displays the Investment Amount, Yearly Interest Rate, and Number of Years fields again. There are several ways to do this. Choose the way that you think works best