Looking for Directory structure

Hi i am new bie to Tomcat .
i was wondering if some explain me the directory structure for a web Application.
like where to put the HTML files and where to put the Java classes and where to keep the JSP
and what is the Importance of WEB-INF dir
Thanks in Advance.

You should create a directory under the webapps and name any name, for example, name it projects and under the projects there should a WEB-INF directory which has a classes directory, under which you keep the .class files, may it be servlets or beans which are used in jsp's. And the normal html, pages from which you call either a servlet or a jsp on clicking a button or something will directly under the projects directory in our example.
for example a LoginServlet will be in classes directory, the path will be
C:\progra~1\apache~1.0\webapps\projects\WEB-INF\classes\LoginServlet.java
and you can access the LoginServlet by giving this url
http://localhost:8080/projects/servlet/LoginServlet
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