Java Opengl and java - jogl installation

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Setting up OpenGL with Java using the JOGL binding can be challenging, especially on Windows 7. Users often struggle with finding the correct files, placing them in appropriate directories, and configuring path variables. It's crucial to follow a reliable tutorial for installation guidance. Specific software versions should be noted, as compatibility can affect the setup process. Common issues include installation errors that can arise from incorrect file placements or missing dependencies. Seeking assistance from community forums can provide solutions tailored to specific errors encountered during the installation process.
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i'm trying to learn opengl with java (jogl binding), but there is no way i can set up things to work appropiately. I've spent hours trying to find the right files to download, and put them in the right folders and set the 'path' variables and so on.... but i couldn't get a success in hours, it's getting me dizzy. could you help me?

I use windows 7
 
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If you could, please provide the following:
* What sources are you using for your setup? A link to a tutorial?
* What version of the software packages?
* What errors are you getting when doing the install?
 
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