How to place a servlet file in Tomcat 5.0?

Hi,
i'm using Apache Tomcat 5.0 as myweb server.i don't know how to set the class path and where to place my servlet and html files,and how to run my servlet file.if anybody knows plz give me a detailed description abt this topic.

Look at the directory structure of your Tomcat installation directory. You will see a webapps directory under that. The Tomcat installation comes with samples ready to run. Look at those and create a similar directory structure under webapps for your application. I don't think you need to worry about classpath. Tomcat should be taking care of all that if you create the proper directory structure.
You run your servlet by specifying a url like:
localhost:8080/servlets-examples/from a browser. This assumes that your installation is using port 8080 which I think is the norm for Tomcat. Here "servlets-examples" is the name of the directory you created. Actually Tomcat 5.0 comes with a "servlets-examples" application. This would be a good directory to look at. You could also run their examples to get a feel for it.
If you are new to servlets, you'll probably have to get a book that explains how things need to be set up. You'll need to create a web.xml for your application. If you look at the servlets-examples directory under webapps, you'll see that it has a WEB-INF directory under it and that directory contains a file called web.xml as well as a sub-directory called classes. This structure is standard accross all application servers because it corresponds to the war (wars are specialized types of jars for web apps) file standard.

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Background
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