life cycle of struts?

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life cycle of struts? ..

Answer / mahipalreddy

There is no perticular life cycle of struts , but it
basically depending on servelet almost it following
servelet lifecyle, they developed by servlet lifecycle only
and they added security methods.

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life cycle of struts? ..

Answer / sitaram

Please find the below ural for struts life cycle digram.
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-seam1/lifecycle.gif.

suppose one form having name,age two fields and one submit
button. when ever enter the two fields and submit button.
the request goes to web.xml. the request check in the struts
config.file. the related form bean and action class will be
executing. then related redirect page.

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life cycle of struts? ..

Answer / kartheeswari

There are many steps,

1. After getting the request from the client, the
ActionServlet invokes the goGet() or doPost() method, in
which there is a invokation of process() method.This method
desides the module.

2. Action servlet dispatches the request to RequestProcesor
class which does some core works of ActionServlet.Then
invokes the appropriate Action class.

3. Action class does main business logic and data accessing
(communicating with Moedl) thru execute() method and which
returns the ActionForward object.

4. In b/w the form field validations happens in form bean.

5. Depends upon the value of ActionForward object the view
is decided to display.(output)

4. Form bean is invoked for form field validation,

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life cycle of struts? ..

Answer / purna

process of creating , invoking , destroying the servlet is
known as "life cycle of struts". here three methods are
involved

1.init() :

Total intialization part of servlet ll be there in this .

2.service() :

Actual Bussiness code ll be there in this method

3.destroy() :

just destroying the servlet .

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