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This webcast might help:
http://blogs.sun.com/arungupta/entry/web_app_development_using_java
Personally, I prefer the plain Java perspective in Eclipse over the Java
EE perspective, to avoid all that clutter that's confusing you.
If you're used to working with Maven, m2eclipse and the m2eclipse WTP add-on
might help, see
http://hwellmann.blogspot.com/2010/07/building-java-ee-6-web-application-with.html
(Warning: this blog is focused on Wicket, which might add some mor
confusion...)
Otherwise, web.xml goes into WEB-INF, the servlets go into the src folder and
the JSPs and other web resources into the WebContent folder.
HTH;
Harald
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