UI tags make Struts look good

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JK
Juliet Kemp
Dec 13, 2012

The Struts web application framework makes it easy to build Java web apps using a Model-View-Controller architecture. Last time we introduced Struts tags, which let you control page output, interact with data, present information to users, and get information back from them. In that article we focused on generic tags; this time we look at user interface tags, which make it a snap to create forms and user experiences that integrate seamlessly with Java code.

JK

Juliet Kemp

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