On Apr 1, 2004, at 2:25 PM, Ashi Sharma wrote:
Which are the core technologies (Servlet, XML etc.) involved in the Struts Framework that a developer should have knowledge of? Could you also please mention the level of expertise required in each technology?
I think if you read the book at <http://pdf.coreservlets.com/> you should have all the background info you need on the servlet API, JSPs, custom tags, and web container basics, and that a logical next step is to learn about Struts from there. (In fact, this is what I recommend to nearly all my friends who are Java developers if they are interested in doing Java web application development, to read that book first for the basics and then learn the Struts framework for best practices).
At least, that is the path that I took. I think it actually helps to go through a phase where you run your head up against a wall with scriptlets and an unmanageable number of specialized servlets, because then you can appreciate the Struts framework all the more when you finally figure out how much work it saves you.
-- Erik Price
<http://erikprice.com/>
-- Erik Price
<http://erikprice.com/>
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