How to call servlets in sunone webserver

hi,
I am using sunone web server , I deployed but how to call servlets in sunone webserver any one tell me
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Typical URL structure is like this:
http://<myServer>:<myPort>/servlet/<fully qualified class name of my servlet>Unless you have configured a different servlet mapping ...

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