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what is the use of wem.xml file...who needs it..

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if you have only one servlet then... yes it's possible to skip it, but if you want to build a complex application, web.xml is quite necessary.
you can:
a) define your servlets there (name, calsses, location, start-up control);
b) put some JNDI values there;
c) define resources;
d) define security roles;
e) configure sessions.
+ much more
more details at: http://kb.atlassian.com/content/orion/docs/deployment/web.xml.html
and in many other places.
hope that helps a bit.
 
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