My servlet is not working

Hello !
I have created a servlet and compiled it. I obtaine the file ROT-13.class has described in ther book of Rogers Cadenhead.
When I point my browser to the file (my server is Tomcat), I have a request to download the file instead of openning the page in the browser .
Where I am wrong ?
Thanks for your help,
Jean-Marie

Two guesses...
a. You've put your class file in the wrong place, for tomcat it should be in
/webapps/<your application>/WEB-INF/classes/<package>/<class>.classe.g.
/webapps/MyFirstApp/WEB-INF/classes/com/myfirstapp/test/ROT13.classb. If that is correct then my guess is you haven't created your web.xml file. This should be in
/webapps/<your application>/WEB-INF/web.xmlYou could try looking in the Tomcat logs (in the logs directory) for error messages

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