Servlet run in tomcat server 5.5

Hello
I am new in developing the struts project.Any one help for my questtion
My question is?
I have develop the struts project in struts using eclipse and I have uploaded the files into the server.The Servlet file not working
Thanks in advance

hi,
Mention what error is comming or displaying in console or browser,
or
simply recompile in console mode and restart your tomcat server , try again..

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