If you need more code, "Mastering Jakarta Struts" by James Goodwill is a good quick start and not a bad choice.
A lengthier but excellent open elaboration is the "Struts Kick Start" by James Turner and Kevin Edell.
And the best "treatise" would be the "Struts in Action" by Ted Husted.
Spielman and Turner/Edell focus on Struts 1.1, but all these texts are sound.
My suggestion would be to grab one or all and dive in. All will get you started; but the first two will do it faster.
Carlos
At 09:17 PM 3/30/03, Michael R. Levy wrote:
I did not enroll in this course because it was described clearly as "not a beginner's Struts course".
I have a current project on which I intend to use Struts, and I think it's a perfect Struts project.
I would welcome advice from any of you on how to begin learning. I am an experienced programmer and web/database developer, with intermediate Java and OO skills.
I don't know if other readers of this newsgroup are interested in this topic, so use your own judgment regarding whether or not to reply to the group or to me personally.
Thanks!
Michael
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