Thank you very much for sending data on your UI gestures to our server. This data forms an important contribution that helps us in our ongoing efforts to improve the NetBeans IDE and platform.
Please see the graph section on the right to view various comparisons between tasks that you performed and those that were done by other users.
From an analysis of your previous log file, we are happy to offer you the following tip of the day:
 
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                Once again thank you for helping us with this application. We hope that the process of providing UI gesture data was at least slightly interesting. Please do not hesitate to submit data on additional sessions! We are continuously working on ways to improve statistics.
| If you were interested in you previous reports see this page. | 
                Thanks again for your help.
                
                The NetBeans development team!
            
| standard taglib  implementation of the JSP Standard Tag Library  support development comments to JSR-52 | 
| Examples Introduction  General Purpose  Conditionals  Iterators  Import  I18N & Formatting  XML  SQL  Functions  TLV  Misc. | 
This web application includes a variety of sample JSP pages that showcase the JSTL tags specified within the JSR-052 Expert Group.
The JSTL 1.1 Specification developed by the JSR052 expert group under the Java Community Process is a complete JSTL 1.1 reference.
Documentation on the JSTL tags is available at http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/standard-doc. It is also available as the standard-doc web application of the standard taglib release.
There are three ways to obtain information from or send your comments:
The JSTL examples have been divided in the following categories:
The navigation bar at the top of each index page provides quick navigation to each set of example pages.
When navigating the examples, the following icons will allow you to look at the source code as well as execute the example JSP page.
|  | Look at the source code of the example JSP page | 
|  | Execute the example JSP page | 
The source code for the JSTL examples includes class startup.Init
  to initilialize the objects used in the examples. This allows us to mimic the
  environment that would normally be used within an MVC architecture: the Controller
  invokes the business logic, saves the objects required by the web application
  into JSP scoped attributes (usually request), and then invokes the proper JSP
  page. For the sake of this "examples" webapp, all objects are saved
  in the application scope.
The application attributes are:
customersintArraystringArraynumberMapenumerationThe classes of interest that hold the information manipulated by the JSP pages are:
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