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Added JSP Controls Tag Library

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  ## page was renamed from StrutsApplications
  Here are some of the applications that use Struts:
  
- JAMM - http://jamm.sourceforge.net - Postfix/LDAP mail administration utility
+ '''JAMM''' - http://jamm.sourceforge.net - Postfix/LDAP mail administration 
utility
  
- XDemo - http://www.demozone.org 
+ '''XDemo''' - http://www.demozone.org 
   * XMooN 0.7.5.1, Struts and Hibernate 3
  
  
- Struts Applications Project - http://struts.sourceforge.net/ 
+ '''Struts Applications Project''' - http://struts.sourceforge.net/ 
   * example Struts applications,
   * host Struts extensions and utilities
   * host code for the Struts Community
  
- basicPortal CMS forums and more with 10MM users for Ziff Davis beta site: 
http://www.ogamo.com
+ '''basicPortal''' CMS forums and more with 10MM users for Ziff Davis beta 
site: http://www.ogamo.com
  
- The ADF Toy Store Demo - 
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/collateral/papers/10g/adftoystore.html -
+ '''The ADF Toy Store Demo''' - 
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/collateral/papers/10g/adftoystore.html -
   * demonstrates Best Practises J2EE
   * Struts as Controller
   * JSP/JSTL as View
   * ADF as Model
  
+ '''JSP Controls Tag Library''' - http://jspcontrols.sourceforge.net/
+ Supports the lifecycle and provides the template for portlet-like JSP 
components. The Library does not require a portal engine or other central 
controller. The components built with the Library use Struts actions to process 
input data and to change component state.
+ 
+ Ajax-enabled web components work in both Ajax and non-Ajax environment. In 
non-Ajax mode browser submits data to a component, component accepts it and 
redirects browser to original page location. A request that follows forces page 
components to [re]render themselves according to updated state. 
+ 
+ In Ajax mode an application renders a view directly in response to 
asynchronous input event, no reloading is needed. An HTML fragment, returned by 
component, is inserted into the larger composite page without full page refresh.
+ 

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