The name attribute is not required.
You can leave it out, however, if you are using the html:form taglib on
your page, then
it will want an actionform. So in that case, you will either need to have
an empty bean, or use the standard HTML <FORM> tag --> without a bean.
HTH,
Pete
Kief Morris wrote:
> I'm making my first Struts application, and in keeping with MVC
> I want to load all of my JSP pages through actions: the Action sets
> up the data the JSP page needs to display.
>
> It seems that the <action> tag in struts-config.xml requires a form
> bean for the name="" attribute. But what if I have a view which is not
> a form, merely a view of data? A form bean shouldn't be necessary
> for this, so how do I structure this?
>
> Kief
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