The thing about framesets is that each frame in your frameset is a page of HTML. The page that you load and that displays your URL is your frameset, which should be set up as the welcome-file in your web.xml so that only the www.whatever.com shows, without any myside.jsp - the frameset page has the frameset tags which nest the frames, where all the real html is done.

Frames do have some downside so it's probably a bit over the top to use them just to control your URL display.

Simon Kelly wrote:
Have a frameset with just one frame.


Thanks Adam, I sort of see how that would work.  I'm not that hot on html
though, I just do basic stuff, one thing one page type of thing.

How would the calls to the struts controller behave in a frameset
enviroment? And how would I need to designate the frameset as the target for
the returning html output from the view?

Cheers

Simon


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