The Struts Users Guide translation Works 1

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In the next few weeks I will continue to translate the Structs User's Guide on the Apache website, because in the company seems to not open csdn BLOG so as long as the evening or weekend reprint. I hope you can pay attention to my translation, but also to my translation suggestions and suggestions!
0. Foreword
0.1 Basic requirements



0.2 HTTP, HTML, user agent



0.3 HTTP Request/reply



0.4 Java Language and application framework



0.5 JavaBeans



0.6 property files and resource bundles



0.7 Java Servlets



0.8 JavaServer Pages, JSP Tag libraries, and JavaServer Faces



0.9 extensible Markup Language (XML)



0.10 JAAS


1. Introduce
1.1 Forward into the past! Remember the past



1.2 Model-view-controller (' MVC ') design pattern



1.2.1 The Model: System state and business logic JavaBeans



1.2.2 The view:jsp page and display components



1.2.3 The Controller:actionservlet and actionmapping



1.3 Struts Control Flow


2. Building Model Components
2.1 Overview



2.2 JavaBeans and scope of action



2.3 Actionform Beans



2.4 System State Beans



2.5 Business logic (Business Logic) Beans
3. Create View Component
3.1 Overview



3.2 Internationalization



3.3 Forms and Formbean interaction



3.3.1 Index Mapping Properties



3.3.2 Input Domain type support



3.3.3 Other useful display labels



3.3.4 Automatic form legality confirmation



3.3.5 Struts Legality Confirmation



3.4 Other display techniques



3.4.1 Specific Application Custom labels



3.4.2 contains composition pages



3.4.3 Tile to form a page



3.4.4 Image Display Component



3.4.5 Display text



3.4.6 Struts-el Tag Library


4. Establish Controller components
4.1 Overview



4.2 Actionservlet



4.2.1 Request Processor



4.3 Actionform class



4.3.1 Dynaactionform class



4.3.2 Actionform classes that support mapping



4.4 Action Class



Code for design of 4.4.1 Action



4.5 Exception handlers



4.6 Plug-in Class



4.7 actionmapping Implementation



4.8 How to write Actionmappings



4.8.1 actionmapping Sample



4.9 using actionmappings in the page



4.10 Using wildcard characters in actionmappings



4.11 Using the common event logging interface


5. Deploying Applications
5.1 Overview



5.2 Struts Deployment File



5.2.1 Controller Deployment File



5.2.2 Message Resource Deployment file



5.2.3 Plug-in Deployment file



5.3 Deploying the application as a module



5.3.1 Module Deployment File



5.3.2 Send Message to Controller



Exchanging data between 5.3.3 modules



5.4 Web application Deployment Descriptor



5.4.1 Deployment Action Servlet



5.4.2 Deployment Action Servlet Mapping



5.4.3 Deployment Struts Tag Library



5.5 Adding struts components to your application



5.6 Logging events in the Struts application