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Latest Answer: Struts implements MVC design so that we can divide the web application in to view, data access/modify and controller layers. JSPs and HTMLs are come into view, when a user enters data into form and submits a request, it goes to Action servlet, in which ...
Latest Answer: When we want the action form to persist the values across the request, we set the action form to session scope.For ex. When i submit the registration form with some errors in the form, then in the Action form fields validation throws errors in the JSP ...
Yes, other than JSP we can use Swing, JSF, Cocoon etc as a front end for our struts application. Here is a link to the article for using struts with swing as front end
Latest Answer: But how can I use the Swing, or any other technology for front end view? ...
No, These features are turned off by default. One has to enable the plugins by properly inserting entries in Struts-config.xml
Latest Answer: Ya, All about sturts is framework. It will provide some custom tag libraries. Also struts give one validator frame work for both client and server validation. We can make use of this validator framework so that it will reduce the effort of devloper to ...
Latest Answer: no it is not possible ...
Is there any way to put my custom name to LIB folder which i am going to place in WEB-INF folder of struts application?
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Latest Answer: Due its a bad practice to instantiate form beans in your code as their life cycle is managed by STRUTS in a kinda IOC style ...
Answered by asreeni on 2005-04-08 03:24:40: The core of the Struts framework is a flexible control layer based on standard technologies like Java Servlets, JavaBeans, ResourceBundles, and XML, as well
Latest Answer: Apache Struts is a frame work build on several design patterns like MVC, FrontController, Factory, Singleton etc., It is most suitable framework to develop web based applications, because this framework is supported by all the web containers.If ...
Latest Answer: 1) When first the request is made from a JSP/HTML/XSLT to the server with a particular URI(/something.do), the controll first reaches Web.xml file.2) it checks the mapping for /something.do in web.xml and finds the ActionServlet and loads ActionServlet.......action ...
Latest Answer: In ActionForm we have to provide setters() and getters(),if we want to add more properties we have to provide to provide that much of setters() and getters().Apace people found that there is a burden on ActionForm, so they developed another class class ...
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