Where to place tld,tag class files to create a small custom tag

hi ,
please any one help me to create a small custom plugin wothout using JSTL

Your TLD will reside in the WEB-INF/ directory, whereas your tag class will be put into WEB-INF/classes/ directory, depending on your package it'll live in a directory somewhere under that. Of course, you could also put the TLD and tag class into a JAR file and place that under WEB-INF/lib/

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