Idea build strust2 Development Environment

Recently I think idea is a good Java development tool, so I tried to switch from myeclipse to idea. After I used it, I found that it was really good. The Code prompts and interfaces were quite good, so I used idea to develop a Java Web project. By the way, I recorded the process of setting up the strust project in idea.

Step 1: Open Idea and select create new project.

Step 2: configure the Tomcat server. Click new> Tomcat server on the right of application server to specify the Tomcat server path.

Step 3: Introduce the jar package on which strust depends. There are two methods:

First: Select Download and click Next. idea will automatically download the jar package required by strust2 from the Internet.

The second type: Select use library to use the local jar package, click Create, and select all the jar packages under the Struts-2.3.16.3 \ apps \ WEB-INF \ lib directory, click OK

Step 4: Click Next, enter the project name, specify the project path, and the project SDK (JDK path), and click Finish.

Step 5: Adjust tomcat configuration and click server and deployment in the upper right corner.

Step 6: To solve the problem that the strust library does not contain, select File-> project structure...

Step 7: write code Test

Create com. Test. action package and add testaction

package com.test.action;import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionSupport;public class TestAction extends ActionSupport{    @Override    public String execute() throws Exception {        return  SUCCESS;    }}

Modify strust. XML to add the following content:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!DOCTYPE struts PUBLIC        "-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Struts Configuration 2.3//EN"        "http://struts.apache.org/dtds/struts-2.3.dtd"><struts>    <package name="test" namespace="/" extends="struts-default">        <action name="testaction" class="com.test.action.TestAction">            <result name="success">                /index.jsp            </result>        </action>    </package></struts>

Click Run in the upper-right corner. After the browser starts automatically, enter localhost: 8080/teststrust/testaction to test whether strust has been set up successfully!

Okay, it's a bit cool after writing it. It's a pure-handed script. Please indicate the source for reprinting.