Hi Dave,
I am sorry if this question goes out of the range. Thanks for your answer
!!!
J.
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> What is the proper way?
There is no single "proper way". It depends on your environment, your
application, and so on.
In general your actions should be wrappers around calls to services, no matter
how they're implemented.
These quest
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UseTheFork wrote:
Hi,
I am learning about Struts and I am trying to understand the proper usage of
Actions and ActionForms. Can you tell me if the following is correct?
i) Actions are implemented as glue between the View (JSP for example) and
the Model part (Hibernate for example) in MVC. Typi
the user on a HTML (or JSP
page) form. Some data validation can be performed.
iv) Once the Action has finished its job, it returns the next page to
display via an ActionForward object.
Thanks,
J.
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