Change the portion of the document as (Please select your own server details I have used a gmail account )

report.scheduler.mail.sender.host=smtp.gmail.com
report.scheduler.mail.sender.username=testpanda@gmail.com
report.scheduler.mail.sender.password=password
report.scheduler.mail.sender.from= testpand@gmail.com
report.scheduler.mail.sender.protocol= smtp
report.scheduler.mail.sender.port= 587

1. Java –
   As Jasper Reports is built on Java platform, so a proper installation of Java Development kit (jdk) is required. For official steps to install java one can refer to the link
   https://www.java.com/en/download/help/windows_manual_download.xml
   
2. iReport Designer –
   This is a third party Jasper Report designing software. iReport is the most popular visual designer tool for JasperReports Library and JasperReports Server (Business Intelligence).
   The software can be downloaded in an exe run able format for windows machine, or other types of files as per the platform demands.
   http://community.jaspersoft.com/project/ireport-designer/releases
   
   
3. Jasper Server –
   This is the software which acts as the interface which provides web touch to the reports rather makes it interactive in terms of external links and the drill downs
   Below is the link from where the file could be downloaded.
   http://community.jaspersoft.com/project/jasperreports-server/releases
   
   
4. Database  Server -
   The database server or the datasource which serves the purpose of feeding data to the report, in this projects case the setup was in the SQL Server 2008, which could vary from project to project .
    
5. Netbeans(Optional) –

    What benefits do Source Code Management tools provide?

• Collaboration: SCM tools prevent one user from accidentally overwriting the changes of another, allowing many developers to work on the same code without stepping one each other's toes.
• History: SCM tools track the complete development history of the software, including the exact changes which have occurred between releases and who made those changes.
• Release notes generation: Given the tracking of each change, the SCM can be used to generate notes for their software releases which accurately capture all of the changes included in the new release.
• Documentation and test management: SCM tools can be used to manage not just software source code, but also test suites and documentation for their software.
• Change notifications: To keep interested members of the team informed when changes occur to the source code.

   Who uses SCM tools?

• Project developers who are writing source code.
• Project testers who need to download the very latest changes.
• Advanced users who want to try out code that is not yet stable, mature or released.

1.  Add the Scriptlet jar file in the classpath byclicking on the Tools(Menu Bar) àOptions àClasspath Tab  and add the Jar file here.
2.  Locate the Report Inspector Window
3.  There is a node called Scriptlet, expand thenode and we could see REPORT
4.  You can create a another scriptlet label byright clicking the scriptlet label and then select Add
5. Now locate the new element called Scriptlet1under the node SCRIPTLET. (Check Fig-1)
6.  Navigate to the properties of the Scriptlet1there could be seen Name, Scriptlet Class and Description.
7. Now youcan enter the desired name for the scriptlet.
8.  Scriptlet Class is the fully qualified path of the scriptlet class in the JAR File.
9.  Description is for the describing the role ofthe scriptlet ( Check Fig-2)
   

1.  Add the Scriptlet jar file in the classpath byclicking on the Project(Menu Bar) àProperties, then select Java Build Path and external JAR File.
2.  Locate the Outline window
3.  There is a node called Scriptlet, expand thenode and we could see REPORT_SCRIPTLET
4.  You can create a another scriptlet label byright clicking the scriptlet label and then select Create Scriptlet (As in Fig 1)
5. Now locate the new element called Scriptlet_1under the node SCRIPTLETS.
6.  Navigate to the properties of the Scriptlet_1there could be seen Name, Class and Description.
7. Now you can enter the desired name for thescriptlet.
8.  Class is the fully qualified path of thescriptlet class in the JAR File.
9.  Description is for the describing the role ofthe scriptlet.  (As in Fig 2)

1.  When we successfully create a new scriptletunder the scriptlet node, and define the properties of the scriptlet wecould  see a new parameter formed underthe Parameter node.
2.  Locate the scriptlet parameter, you can find theparameter as by default it is named as ( {name of the scriptletdefined}_SCRIPTLET )
3. Then wherever you want to use any function ofthe scriptlet, you just need to use as:
   ( {name of the scriptlet defined}_SCRIPTLET ).function Name

/**
*
* @author Ankur Gupta
*/
public class FactoryClassDataSource {

/**
* Factory Class responsible for setting the JRdatasource.
* @return
*/
public static JRDataSource generateDS(){
return new JRFileSystemDataSource("Path of the desired folder");
}
}
CODE SCRIPTLET #2

/**
* JRDatasource Provider
* @author Ankur Gupta
*/
public class JRFileSystemDataSourceProvider implements JRDataSourceProvider{

@Override
public boolean supportsGetFieldsOperation() {
return false;
}

@Override
public JRField[] getFields(JasperReport jr) throws JRException, UnsupportedOperationException {

ArrayList fields = new ArrayList();
String [] fieldNames = JRFileSystemDataSource.fieldNames();
for (String s : fieldNames) {
JRDesignField field = new JRDesignField();
field.setName(s);
field.setValueClassName("java.lang.String");
fields.add(field);
}
return (JRField[]) fields.toArray(new JRField[fields.size()]);
}

@Override
public JRDataSource create(JasperReport jr) throws JRException {
return new JRFileSystemDataSource("Enter the path of folder");
}

@Override
public void dispose(JRDataSource jrds) throws JRException {
}

}
CODE SCRIPTLET #3

/**
* Bean
*
* @author Ankur Gupta
*/
public class PersonBean {
private String name = "";
private int age = 0;
public PersonBean(String name, int age) {
this.name = name;
this.age = age;
}
public int getAge() {
return age;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
}

/**
* Responsible for filling values in the Bean and return it as collection of bean.
*
* @author Ankur Gupta
*/
public class TestFactory {

// Creates the Arraylist
PersonBean[] list = new PersonBean[6];

// Adds the values in the bean and adds it into the Array
list[0]= (new PersonBean("Ted", 20));
list[1]= (new PersonBean("Jack", 34));
list[2]= (new PersonBean("Bob", 56));
list[3]= (new PersonBean("Alice", 12));
list[4]= (new PersonBean("Robin", 22));
list[5]= (new PersonBean("Peter", 28));

// returns the Array of beans.
return list;
}
}