Receiving error - The requested resource is not available

Hi,
I am trying to deploy a new Project (WebApplication1) in NB5.0. I started with a very simple index.jsp and a small NewServlet. NB5.0 builds the project successfully. When I try to run, it opens a URL - http://localhost:8080/WebApplication1/WebApplication1, but then displays an error message - "The requested resource (/WebApplication1/WebApplication1) is not available." When I try to access - http://localhost:8080/WebApplication1/index.jsp, it loads the JSP successfully and also takes me to the servlet. Does anyone know why is the URL - http://localhost:8080/WebApplication1/WebApplication1 not pointing to index.jsp? I have index.jsp as welcome-page in web.xml.
Thanks...

In the Projects tab, right click WebApplication1 and then choose properties in the very end. In the Project Properties window, click the run in the left panel, check the context path in the right panel. Make sure it's /WebApplication1/WebApplication1 (default should be WebApplication1, I think).
Then open web.xml to make sure the welcome page is added as index.jsp.

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