This is an example of the steps to follow to create a new project, not an example of a specific project. This tutorial does not create a working example program. These screen captures are from JB4, other versions are virtually identical.

You will be presented with a total of three screens. Please don't be confused by the fact that I am actually creating a SaJe project here. The steps are exactly the same for JStamp, (JBuilder doesn't care what your target hardware is, nor does it even know). Notice that you can use an existing project's defaults as a starting point. Even though JBuilder allows spaces in a pathname, don't do this! Other tools and programs are not happy with whitespace in pathnames, as anyone with Unix experience will attest. Use underscores instead of a space or run the name together with mixed capitalization as I have done here.

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In the second step you get a chance to review or change all the information and add required libraries (you can also add them later, you don't have to do it here). I like to create src, doc, classes, and bak child folders for every project.