Answer Posted / meera tolia

Struts is JSP and Tag centric and with a fixed dependecy on
being deployed in a conventional Servlet HTTP request /
response environment.
JSF is somewhat more generic. It is component centric and
has no specific dependency on HTML markup / tags apart from
the fact that the renders for most components are tailored
for conventional browser output via HTML.

If the framework doesn’t do what I want, can I request that a feature be added?

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Can we use struts and spring together?

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What is action servlet in struts?

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How can we write our own interceptor and map it for action?

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Explain the difference between dispatchaction and lookupdispatchaction in struts?

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What is difference between lookupdispatchaction and dispatchaction?

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What configurations are stored in struts configuration file ?

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What is struts actionmapping?

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What is the use of Struts.xml configuration file?

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What is the default location of result pages and how can we change it?

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How you will enable front-end validation based on the xml in validation.xml?

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In struts.xml, what does the attribute "method" stands for in the "action" tag?

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What is actioninvocation in struts2?

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What is the difference between session scope and request scope when saving formbean ?

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Which design pattern the interceptors in struts2 is based on?

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