S2 is completely unlike S1 in almost every respect. S1 was EOLed some time
ago. Your best bet is to get some used books from Amazon if you need to
maintain the existing app.
Hopefully it's well-structured enough that if you go the S2 route you'll
only Haber to deal with the web-to-business logic l
Hi Joseph,
Would you like to understand the MVC architecture or to
understand the Struts 1 framework. I would recommend, you can kindly go
though the following link.
http://www.raistudies.com/struts-1/architecture-of-struts-1-mvc-framework/
http://www.roseindia.net/struts/Struts-
Christoph
Thanks again for the nice reply.
Here is the reason that I am looking at Struts. I am an applications
programmer in a government office. Among my other (main) duties, I was
assigned to be "backup" to another employee. I was shown how to restart
the app, and to do some minor database m
>
> OK, the View does not send the message back to the user. Instead, the
> Controller does that.
>
> So the Controller receives the HTTP message, sends it to the Handler,
the
> Handler processes it and hands it back to the Controller. The
Controller
> passes the message to the Model, which d
OK, the View does not send the message back to the user. Instead, the
Controller does that.
So the Controller receives the HTTP message, sends it to the Handler, the
Handler processes it and hands it back to the Controller. The Controller
passes the message to the Model, which does processing, a
On Mon, Sep 19, 2016 at 8:34 PM, Joseph B Cotton wrote:
> "... and they're more or less in the right order. ..."
>
> Not really. But thank you for the nice reply. The issue here is that my
> understanding is no better with your explanation.
>
I think the disconnect is that you're viewing the S
"... and they're more or less in the right order. ..."
Not really. But thank you for the nice reply. The issue here is that my
understanding is no better with your explanation.
It is curious that the introductory explanation for beginners is full
of specialized and undefined jargon.
As is usua
On Mon, Sep 19, 2016 at 4:09 PM, Joseph B Cotton wrote:
> What is meant by "mediated",
"Form a connected link between"
> "tied"
"Attached"
> "adapter"
"Connector between differing functionality"
> ? (I am a native English
> speaker, with years of programming experience including Java.
Can someone explain this section in the beginner's documentation
https://struts.apache.org/primer.html
?
Questions include:
What is meant by "mediated", "tied" "adapter" ? (I am a native English
speaker, with years of programming experience including Java.)
What is the difference between "represen
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