Modifying an existing Java app form

I am fairly clueless on most anything java related, but I am willing
to learn whatever I need to to make this change. I am wanting to
insert two new text boxes in a java web app. The existing text boxes,
and the ones I want to add, insert or update fields within an MS SQL
database on a MSSQL Server within our office. The text boxes are in a
jsp file. I tried to just edit the jsp file to put these two fields
in there, but apparently there is a de/compile process that I must go
through to get this done. I assume this involves editing the
associated class files. If anyone can lend some advice on the easiest
way to make these modifications I would greatly appreciate it.

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