Configuring Struts has a big relationship with the specific server and development tools: First you can download the Struts under the Apache open source website, unzip it to a path, then register into the system variable. This allows the server on your computer to support Struts. Of course, the server has been included when installing, it will not need it. Then deploy your Struts to the server, and Struts specification refers to the example. If there are two options in the MyECLIPSE development tool: 1) Select Ecliplse Easystruts. But the current Easystruts can only support Eclipse2.1, which does not support Eclipse3.0 or more. 2) Select Eclipse MyEClipse.Myeclipse to be a commercial J2EE integrated Eclipse plugin, which can support struts, EJB, etc. But currently supported Struts is not the latest. You can pay attention to the appearance of new versions. Note: It is a commercial software, which is charged, although there is a crack version, but pay attention to copyright issues. See Figure:
If you select the JBuilder development tool, simply register the Struts package to the project's external reference, it supports the latest Struts specification.
