Struts console allows you to view in a graphical format the the Struts configuration XML files. To do what you want to do I would use the following step-by-step process -- forgive me if you have already performed some of these steps.

1. Read the Struts User Guide
2. Read over the Struts tags -- particularly, the "html" tag library
3. Bring up your source HTML in an editor such as TextPad, vi, or emacs
4. Replace the HTML "input" tags with the corresponding Struts html tag
5. Create the ActionForm, either as a DynaActionForm in the struts-config.xml or your own class that extends ActionForm.


This should get you well on your way -- as another pointed out, there is no silver bullet.

Bill Siggelkow

Heligon Sandra wrote:
One person said me that it could be possible to use Struts Console.
Has soemone already used this tool to do that ?


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