How do a client access the WAR file at loading a URL?

I would like to apprehend that how do a client access the WAR file at loading a URL?
Actually a web containter,for example,servlet container can have the software tool such as iPlanet[tm] Application server to deploying the servlet classes and JSP files by containing the WEB-INF directory.
how could the process of request and reponse be done by employing the WAR file..plz steer me....

clients don't access a war file. that's just a package for the container to deal with.
when the WAR is deployed, the container unpackages the contents and deploys the app. From that point forward clients use the deployed stuff. the unpackaged servlets handle requests from then on.
your question makes little sense to me.
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