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Latest Answer: 1. HTML tags are static Struts tags are Dynamic (At the run-time struts tags are called) 2. Another diff is You create your own Struts tags... ...
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What are the contents of web.xml and struts-config.xml? What is the difference between them? How to relate these tow xml files?
Read Answers (5) | Asked by : Akila

In struts servlet control the application and we know that a jsp compiled into a servlet first. The only problem with the servlet is that it needs to write out.println call per HTML line. But as a controller 
Latest Answer: Satisfied with the above comment. Why we are using struts, we can use JSP. as we know the advantages of Struts, so we use it. So we use Servlet that is for writing logic, as a controller. JSP is for Presentation. ...

Latest Answer: yes this is possible.....any doubts, please let me know.Vinay ...
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Latest Answer: REquest diapatcher servlet which filters the action servlet actions is added in 1.2 ...
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : Srinivas

Should every html form property have a corresponding formbean get/set and variable.?Can form property be omitted in a form bean?

Can input form property be omitted in a formbean ? is it mandatory for every form property to have a corresponding formbean get/set and variable ?
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : Shobana

If any one knows the answer plz add.. 
Latest Answer: in order to access the resources 
Read Answers (4) | Asked by : Rafi

Latest Answer: Hi,Struts Extras provides several popular but non-essential classes, including: ActionDispatcher An Action helper class that dispatches to a public method in an Action.  BaseAction BaseAction is provided as an intermediate class for shared funtionality ...
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : Sujatha

Latest Answer: Hi,If I have understood your question properly. You want  to map two forms with one action class..It can be done but its not really good idea to do by means of design if they are not from same inheritance.Form Hierachy, Like,  User -> Customer ...

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