Java / JSP advice

Hi, I'm writing a small Java / JSP client-server webapp and need some help about the best way to generate the dynamic web content. The app, a basic Student Info. System, lets the student login via a webpage and the resultant Info page is displayed with their data. I have written a server class that loads the student data into a vector of student objects, and have also written a client-connection class that can access this data. Whats the easiest way to load this information back into a JSP page ? Some advice would be appreciated.

Why not write the data to a SQL database? That way, you can always access the information - either directly from Java or from JSP.

I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible. I have no experience with JDBC and as it's being submitted as a uni project, installation also needs to be kept simple.

If you cannot use a database, a XML-file or files might be an alternative to storing data

The data is initially held in a text file(s), as an alternative to a db, and to use a truly object-oriented approach the data needs to be stored within an associated object. Can't this be done using Java ? With respect, I'm not looking for an alternative method of implementing this, I just want the solution for the current setup.
Thanks.

I think XML is going to be your best bet, really.

Thanks but I think I've found the solution using Java Beans. I can make an request to the server, create a bean containing the resultant data and then access that bean from the JSP page.