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You should already have Java ( JDK ) and an IDE ( Netbeans or Eclipse ),
as well as a server ( GlassFish / Tomcat) installed.
Otherwise you can not do the examples, or only with a lot of know how (in the latter case you do not need any more examples ;-) ) !
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Step 1: create a new project in Netbeans..

Step 2: define the project type.. "Java Web"

Step 3: set the project name and location..

Step 4: set the server.. (here: GlassFish)

Steps 5-11 on Page 2
Tutorial how to create a java Server pages (JSP) project with Netbeans
You should already have Java ( JDK ) and an IDE ( Netbeans or Eclipse ),
as well as a server ( GlassFish / Tomcat) installed.
Otherwise you can not do the examples, or only with a lot of know how (in the latter case you do not need any more examples ;-) ) !
back to home
Step 1: create a new project in Netbeans..

Step 2: define the project type.. "Java Web"

Step 3: set the project name and location..

Step 4: set the server.. (here: GlassFish)

Steps 5-11 on Page 2