title: Can I allow a user to persist changes to an HTML page using only JQuery?
body: <p>Is there a way to persist changes to an HTML page via a simple form?  I have a list of links and would like the user to be able to add, remove and update those links via a simple form.  This site has no database (and cannot have a database).  The site is entirely XHTML and JavaScript (mostly JQuery).  I realize JavaScript is clientside but I was really hoping there is a way to save changes to the XHTML file without jumping into php or jsp.  I'm new at this, please be gentle.</p>
  
  <p><strong>EDIT:</strong>
  Does anyone know of a place to start looking if I were to do this in JSP?  The reason that I specify JSP is that it is my employer's preferred language.  I want to write the user's changes directly to an html (or jsp) file through the use of a simple form.  I have extremely limited JSP experience and would really appreciate someone pointing me to a good tutorial.  I found plenty of tutorials for persisting across session(s) and writing to a database but nothing for saving the HTML (or jsp) back to the server... </p>