How to Create a Java Servlet Using Eclipse?

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1.Create a  New Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse
2.Create Servlet  in Eclipse
Project--> Java Resources -->Src -->New-->Servlet 


3.Give Java Package and Class Name then Click Finish.


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