My legacy Java project in NetBeans no longer compiles and throws runtime exceptions whenever I try to run it. The application is supposed to read five trigger-times from a file and play an audio track exactly at each of those times, every day. Two things must happen: • Fixing packages – several old or missing packages prevent a clean build; update or replace them so Maven/Ant (whichever you prefer) produces a compile-error-free artefact. • Updating old code – bring the deprecated or broken code up to current Java standards so the app runs without warnings or runtime crashes. • Fixing startup launch – when the program auto-starts with the operating-system it should play music at the first scheduled time; right now it only works after I manually close and reopen it. You will be dealing with both compilation and runtime errors, chiefly around the time-reading logic, audio playback, and the startup sequence. Deliver a fully working NetBeans project that: 1. Builds successfully in the latest LTS JDK on both “Clean & Build” and command-line build. 2. Automatically reads the schedule file, launches on system start, and plays the audio at all five times without requiring a restart. 3. Keeps the existing file-based schedule approach so I can still edit times easily. Feel free to use standard Java libraries, Java Sound API, or a lightweight external library if that simplifies audio playback, but keep the final solution dependency-light and well-documented in the code comments.