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From the Publisher:The Jakarta Struts Framework, an open source Apache project, has become one of the most popular presentation frameworks for building web applications with Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages (JSP) technologies. It encourages application architecture based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design paradigm, colloquially known as the Model 2 approach. However, effective Model 2 programming is not a trivial task, and developers often find themselves confused as to the best approach to many problems. Programming Jakarta Struts is a complete guide to the Struts project, taking developers through concepts, design, and implementation. Although it starts with the basics of a Struts application and explains the Model 2 design pattern in depth, this book quickly moves to more advanced topics. Installation and setup are thoroughly documented, and every configuration option is clearly explained. JSP programming within the context of Struts is explored, with tons of practical examples that use both the standard JSP tag libraries and the Struts additions. You'll also become adept at programming multitiered applications, interacting with EJBs from Struts applications, and handling complex validation and logging through the Struts-provided packages and tools. whether you've been struggling with Struts and the sparse online documentation, or you want to get started in Model 2 programming, or you're an advanced Struts programmer wanting to fully exploit this powerful framework, this is the book you've been waiting for.