Develop a web application named hwl. The application must meet the following requirements. - The purpose of this application is to take user's book order request. - When the application is deployed, it must display a book order form page, which is an html page (see Fig. 1). - Make sure the user fills all three text boxes with proper information, otherwise the Submit button will not take it to the next page. - If all the information is properly entered, clicking on Submit button will get browser to display the thank you page, which is a JSP page (see Fig. 2). This page must summarize the information entered by the user, and allow user to return back to the book order form page by clicking on the Return button. - Create .css file to define the style of the web pages. Use your own style (e.g., font type, size, color,...). - Also, there should be at least one servlet to process the request from the browser, and at least one JavaBean class to store the information entered by the user. - Make sure web.xml properly configures the URL mapping for the servlet. C# localhost:8084/hw1/ Book order form Please fill this form to order a book. Name: Email: Book title: Submit Figure 1: Book order form page ty hwi hwi # localhost:8084/hw1/order Thanks for your order Here is the information that you entered: Name: Jim Smith Email: jsmith@gmail.com Book: Harry Potter To order another book, click on the Back button in your browser or the Return button shown below. Return Figure 2: Thank you page Policy Do all the assignments on NetBeans using Java language. At the top of each source file (.java), provide comments specifying the author, date, and a brief description of the file. Source code (java) must contain enough comments here and there to make it easy enough to follow. Insuffi- cient comments could lead to point deduction. Incomplete program will get almost no credit (e.g., program does not run due to compile errors or program terminates prematurely due to run-time errors). Develop a web application named hwl. The application must meet the following requirements. - The purpose of this application is to take user's book order request. - When the application is deployed, it must display a book order form page, which is an html page (see Fig. 1). - Make sure the user fills all three text boxes with proper information, otherwise the Submit button will not take it to the next page. - If all the information is properly entered, clicking on Submit button will get browser to display the thank you page, which is a JSP page (see Fig. 2). This page must summarize the information entered by the user, and allow user to return back to the book order form page by clicking on the Return button. - Create .css file to define the style of the web pages. Use your own style (e.g., font type, size, color,...). - Also, there should be at least one servlet to process the request from the browser, and at least one JavaBean class to store the information entered by the user. - Make sure web.xml properly configures the URL mapping for the servlet. C# localhost:8084/hw1/ Book order form Please fill this form to order a book. Name: Email: Book title: Submit Figure 1: Book order form page ty hwi hwi # localhost:8084/hw1/order Thanks for your order Here is the information that you entered: Name: Jim Smith Email: jsmith@gmail.com Book: Harry Potter To order another book, click on the Back button in your browser or the Return button shown below. Return Figure 2: Thank you page Policy Do all the assignments on NetBeans using Java language. At the top of each source file (.java), provide comments specifying the author, date, and a brief description of the file. Source code (java) must contain enough comments here and there to make it easy enough to follow. Insuffi- cient comments could lead to point deduction. Incomplete program will get almost no credit (e.g., program does not run due to compile errors or program terminates prematurely due to run-time errors)