Checking out for practice application

Hi!

Welcome again.

I am submitting this post to help all my friends out here who've been restless to get their hands-on with practical examples before trying out on their own.

After practicing this example, you'll learn about JSP scriptlet common coding.

To copy my application, apart from a working copy of Netbeans IDE, you'll need to install a Version Control software (to work in a team). As practice, I've hosted a simple web application on sourceforge.net website. Through Subversion (SVN), you'll check-out(take out) this open source application source code and run it yourself.

First, Download SVN from http://subversion.apache.org and install it on your computer. Run the svn command from command line for verification.

Now open up Netbeans and perform the following steps:

Select Team > Subversion > Checkout

This will give us a window asking for the project url.

Please type https://jspdev.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jspdev into the Repository URL field

Also, leave all the other fields blank.

Select Next,

Here too, you can leave all the fields as blank. But specify the Local Folder field with the directory location of your project on your hard disk.

Now hit finish. After this, you should see the following activity on your taskbar. Here, your application is getting copied.

Finally, you should see the following new Web Application project with all the necessary files on your IDE. You can now start from here onwards.

This is the sample project with all the files.
NOTE : If you want to improve this application (without breaking its simplicity, please join this 'jspdev' project from the sourceforge.net).