What
do you understand by the 'missing application web XML' error
The
web.xml file is the configuration file for your web application when you
deploy it in the Tomcat Server. When you get 'missing application web
xml error', it means that either you would have missed loading the web.xml
file or something is wrong with the content of that web.xml file.
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If
XML validation is set to true then the web.xml file is validated with
the Sun's schema for the proper elements and their hierarchy in the web.xml
file. If you have missed some tags in the web.xml that validation fails
against that particular schema and this could also throw you the 'missing
application web xml' error.
If you do
not want to get this error you try turning off the XML validation. You
might get through and your web application might run properly. However
it is better to validate your web.xml. To set the XML validation to true
or false for your web application you have to check with the server.xml
file in your Tomcat installation directory.
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