ining it in the configuration files.
hope this helps
Alexander Jesse
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> Subject: Any experienced struts users out there?
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We have been using struts for about a year now, and it is a wonderful
framework.
I guess that it depends on the type of site you are creating. If you are
producing a static site, then
I would say that it is overkill. However, what struts does give you is the
ability to drive your
user through yo
I haven't used Struts, but may for my next website-it looks very
promising and does a lot of things I've been "inventing" myself.
> it seems that in order to use this software you need jar files,
> a bunch of tag-libs, some configuration files, etc. Also, when
> developing with it, you need to
I keep seeing references to using the Struts framework. I'm curious if
anyone has used this for a commercial product and can give me some
feedback. I'm considering it, but it just seems a little "heavy". I've
been reading about it a bit and it seems that in order to use this
software you need ja
