I think tomcat administration uses struts. that will be a good one
and also websphere 5.0 administration. I am not sure, I remember reading somewhere
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Cheers Rick..
thats will help, what i really need to demonstrate is its not just another latest techies geegaw.. seeing them in action will do more for them at this stage i feel..
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On Wed, 26 Feb 2003 15:42:17 -0000 "James Prance" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The list on the Apache website, half the links dont work...
does anyone know of some websites out there on the old 'interweb' that
are currently live using struts..
I need to find some good examples to convince our PM's that this is
our way forward..
I don't have a list of links to websites using Struts, but if it helps any, I had to come up with a quick list of topics to go over of how Struts could provide a better MVC architecture than what is currently being done (might help to over some of these with your PM). You could check out the list here:
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?BenefitsOfStruts
Please anyone add to it and fix it up. I wrote it very quickly.
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