Create a program to store results using java beans?

I would like to say i have completed some of the project but i am unable to complete the rest... I attached the relevant documents, please see the files attached. You are to create a prototype for an examination results application that is to be used in a university. Since this is a prototype, data will be restricted to just one examination for one course. The system is to be operated by administration staff of the university and is to be implemented using a Web interface only. This application is to provide the functionality listed below. 1. Enter one or more results 2. Display name and mark for a specified student ID. 3. Display all results. 4. Modify the mark for a specified ID. 5. Delete the result for a specified ID. The above functionality is to be provided by the accessor and mutator ('get' and 'set') methods of a JavaBean called ExamBean, which will access the database that holds the relevant data. [This simple database will be described shortly.] The ExamBean file is one of the files that you will have downloaded from Blackboard. The bean method for returning all results has been supplied by me in the ExamBean class, as have the bean methods for connecting to the database and disconnecting from the database. You will need to write the bean methods that will provide the functionality for options 1, 2, 4 and 5 above. Note that the bean class is to be held in a package called results (and so must be stored inside a folder of this name). The application data will be held in a simple Microsoft Access database called ExamResults, containing just one table called Results. Table Results must hold data for at least six students, using the following four fields and associated types: • studentID (Number); • surname (Text); • firstName (Text); • mark (Number). Note that the ODBC data source name that I have used to identify this database in the ExamBean connection method is ExamData. In addition to the bean file and database file, this assignment will require the creation of about 15 source files (including one for preliminary testing of the beans), with the approximate numbers of the different types shown below. (The lack of one precise number reflects the fact that there is more than one legitimate way of structuring the solution to this problem and it may be that you can achieve the ends of this assignment with slightly fewer files.) • A temporary Java program for initial testing. • 7 JSP files, including 1 error page • 7 HTML files, including 2 error pages (with about 3 further HTML pages being generated by the above JSPs) Full spec can be found with the attached files