No, this is not a requirement. That may be a convention for some
companies, but it is definitely NOT a requirement to use the framework.
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James Mitchell
On Jul 20, 2007, at 2:15 PM, ojasrege wrote:
Most of the code I see places the developer defined struts Java
classes in a
package called "struts".
Is this what developers do for large struts based projects?
I'm thinking I want to store my struts actions Java classes in
different
logical packages based on what they map to within my software. But
before I
do this, I want to check to make sure I'm not missing anything :)
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