How to Make simple JSP page running on TOMCAT 5.5.14

Hi, Friends
I have tried many to put test.jsp page in my webapps folder in tomcat installation directory and try to run http://localhost:8080/test.jsp but it will showing errors instead of running it.
And will u provide me the basic and simple structure of creating the WEB-INF, src, web.xml, build.xml etc. etc.
I am using my OS as WinXP prof. with sp2.
also please post answer on mail. [email protected]

Create a dir under webapps say "mydir"
under this dir place your .jsp file and create WEB-INF directory too
and run
http://localhost:8080/test.jsp

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