Java(TM) Boutique - Adding Spice to Struts - Part 2

Tutorials : Adding Spice to Struts Part 2 :

The source code�

The source file included with this contains the following source files.

CustomActionServlet.java
CustomMessageResources.java
web.xml
struts-config.xml
index.jsp

Following the source, we will get a definitive idea about how this new framework can be used.

Conclusion�

This month we completed the implementation for modeling an inheritance relationship with Dynamic Action Forms and their configuration. We also have created an effective way of using multiple resource bundles without the hassle of remembering which resource bundle they belong to. Hope this gets you going and makes your Struts application more streamlined and manageable. See you next month!

Samudra Gupta has six years of Java related application development experience. He has been involved in various research based projects in Java including e-commerce based and application design and development projects. He is based in the United Kingdom. In his free time, he is a columnist in different Java Magazines and Journals and loves to play contract bridge.

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