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Struts Form Handling and Annotation Action Mappings Tutorial

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Struts Form Handling and Annotation Action Mappings Tutorial

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Do you need to handle an Apache Struts form? This Struts 2 action handling tutorial shows you how to create Struts forms and use and action mapping to bind form fields to that of a JavaBean contained in the mapped action class. This example of Struts form handling uses version 2.5 of the Apache Struts Framework.

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Cameron McKenzie published this 13:00 video tutorial on September 25, 2020. It has been watched 3,763 times on YouTube.

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