web xml file is missing in my eclipse IDE

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I am writing a simple addition program using servlets. I wrote .html file and java class file for the code. But as I learnt that we should add mappings to web.xml file which will be present in web content -> WEB-INF->lib. But in this location, i can't find my web.xml file.

Can anyone help me with how to locate web.xml file?
Nov 27, 2018 in Java by Jins
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Very simple. You will find Deployment Descriptor Stub in your Project folder. Click on that and click on Generate Deployment Descriptor Stub. Your web.xml file will be generated automatically.

You can refer below image.

answered Nov 27, 2018 by Omkar
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