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Steps To Create Servlet in Eclipse and Deploy in Tomcat

The document outlines 31 steps to create a servlet in Eclipse and deploy it on Tomcat. It involves creating a dynamic web project in Eclipse, generating a web.xml file, adding a servlet class with a doGet method, configuring the servlet in web.xml, running the project on a Tomcat server, and accessing the servlet.

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Steps To Create Servlet in Eclipse and Deploy in Tomcat

The document outlines 31 steps to create a servlet in Eclipse and deploy it on Tomcat. It involves creating a dynamic web project in Eclipse, generating a web.xml file, adding a servlet class with a doGet method, configuring the servlet in web.xml, running the project on a Tomcat server, and accessing the servlet.

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Steps to create Servlet in Eclipse and Deploy in Tomcat

Step 1: (15-09-2020 01:41:31) User left click on "eclipse – 1 running window (button)"
Step 2: (15-09-2020 01:41:35) User left click on "File (menu item)" in "eclipse"
Step 3: (15-09-2020 01:41:36) User left click on "New Alt+Shift+N (menu item)"
Step 4: (15-09-2020 01:41:39) User left click on "Dynamic Web Project (menu item)"
Step 5: (15-09-2020 01:41:42) User left click on "Project name: (edit)" in "New Dynamic Web Project"
Step 6: (15-09-2020 01:41:50) User left click on "Project name: (edit)" in "New"
Step 7: (15-09-2020 01:41:55) User left click on "Finish (button)" in "New"
Step 8: (15-09-2020 01:42:05) User left click in "Structure of project"
Step 9: (15-09-2020 01:42:11) User left click in "Check web.xml in WEB-INF"
Step 10: (15-09-2020 01:42:14) User right click in "Deployment Description to create web.xml"
Step 11: (15-09-2020 01:42:19) User left click on "Generate Deployment Descriptor Stub (menu item)"
Step 12: (15-09-2020 01:42:28) User left click in "web.xml"
Step 13: (15-09-2020 01:42:29) User right click in "Project created"
Step 14: (15-09-2020 01:42:34) User left click on "New (menu item)"
Step 15: (15-09-2020 01:42:38) User left click on "Servlet (menu item)"
Step 16: (15-09-2020 01:42:52) User left click on "Java package: (edit)" in "Create Servlet"
Step 17: (15-09-2020 01:43:15) User left click on "Class name: (edit)" in " Create Servlet "
Step 18: (15-09-2020 01:43:18) User left click on "Finish (button)" in " Create Servlet "
Step 19: (15-09-2020 01:44:26) Write the servlet code in doGet()
Step 20: (15-09-2020 01:45:56) Update web.xml with the servlet information
Step 21: (15-09-2020 01:46:02) User left click on "Run As (menu item)"
Step 22: (15-09-2020 01:46:03) User left click on "1 Run on Server Alt+Shift+X, R (menu item)"
Step 23: (15-09-2020 01:46:05) Select the server
Step 24: (15-09-2020 01:46:07) User left click on "&Next (button)" in "Run"
Step 25: (15-09-2020 01:46:08) User left click on "ServletDemo (tree item)" in "Run"
Step 26: (15-09-2020 01:46:09) User left click on "Finish (button)" in "Run"
Step 27: (15-09-2020 01:46:11) User left click on "Restart server (radio button)" in " Server prompt "
Step 28: (15-09-2020 01:46:13) User left click on "OK (button)" in "Server prompt"
Step 29: (15-09-2020 01:46:20) Check the HTTP Status 404 – Not Foun. User left click on "Address and search bar (edit)"
Step 30: (15-09-2020 01:46:28) User keyboard input “/test” and [ENTER]
Step 31: (15-09-2020 01:46:29) "First Servlet (document)"

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