John, Please send your questions to the Struts user list. The biggest reason is that you'd get a wide audience for your question, with several people possibly helping you, and several people benefitting from the answer being shared, too. It's a community effort, but it's the community that benefits, too. Aside from this, individual list members respond to questions they are comfortable responding to, and only when they have time, so even if that person is able to help you out, s/he may not get to it for some time. Have no fear, the Struts user list members are very friendly, and welcome newbie questions as well. I had the mistake of expecting the same welcoming attitude from other lists, and was greatly disappointed; seems this friendliness isn't as common in other lists.
The DTD is part of the Struts binary download, and is on the "lib" directory. Aside from this, it's included in the actual struts.jar, in the org/apache/struts/resources directory. This wasn't part of your question, but AFAIK, the use of data sources in struts-config.xml has been deprecated. The Struts dev team now recommends you use other facilities to set up your data sources. This could mean that this feature will not be enhanced in the future and may even be removed entirely. Hubert On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 14:17:50 +0100, John Plate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Hubert > > I have your address from the Struts mailing list. > > Please allow me a simple question - I'm quite new to Struts. > > Where can I find the docs for the struts-config.xml file? The DTD > comments only? > > I had problems with the data_sources (found in a book). > > Thanks in advance > John > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
