RE: (no subject)

Another good way is to just take the struts-blank.war file from the Struts
distribution and import it to create a project.




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Yes, I know, but I am teaching some 'newbies'...

I like for the tool to assemble it (less overwhelming for them) and then
I go thru the components and pieces and teach them how they fit
together.

When I have them construct the environment, their eyes start rolling
back in their head...  lol

Thanks,

Kristen

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> This is only a "semi-answer" but there is nothing special or magical
about
> what IBM does.  You can just download the Struts distribution and add
the
> JAR's and TLD's yourself.  IBM will still recognize it as a Struts
project
> and provide the tooling.
>
> If you are using Struts 1.1, you should do this anyway, since it has
gone
> GA, and IBM still only includes the Beta version.
>
>



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