Re: newbie Q

[Kwok Peng Tuck <pe...@makmal.com>]

yes, each webapp has its own web.xml, you can use that among other 
things to define your servlets, taglibs, resource-refs.
unjared classes go into /WEB-INF/classes directory, jars go into 
/WEB-INF/lib
How long a web.xml can be depends on how many things you wish to put in 
there. I think the tomcat doc has a section on best practices 
deployment. It *should* come with your installation of tomcat.

Enok Strine wrote:

> Hi folks,
>    I have installed TC 4.1 and have it apprently installed correctly. 
> Can anyone tell me the significance of the WEB-INF dir please?
>    Also, must everything run under webapps/root/..? I am presuming 
> WEB-INF holds configuration / class libraries for each app? Yet there 
> is a single web.xml, file 6 lines in length?
>    Will someone please enlighten me?
>
> E.
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