The Struts framework is surrounded by an actionmapping structure. The controller converts the user request in the form of the HTTP message into the action of the application. ActionMApping Specifies the path of the request, the scheduled to process the request, and any other information you need to serve the request. ActionMApping creates an Action object to handle the request. Once an Action object has completed a task, it will respond directly to a user request by writing results on a JSP page, or it allows an application to move to other places to respond.
Next month, I will tell the details of the MVC mode for the Struts architecture. Then, I will use Struts to design and implement a web application, which uses the Servlet controller as the "scheduling" foundation for the Action object of the program executing the user request.
For more information on the Struts architecture, see the cover articles "Struts: a solid web-app framework" written by Tim Holloway.
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