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Thanks for keeping you book a reasonable size. I don't like to buy massive 1000 page books. I usually don't end up reading all of that anyway. I'd rather a book that gets right to the point.
Anyway, I have a handle on JSP but I know zero about Struts. Is your book good for a Struts beginner or do you assume that the reader has some Struts knowledge?
 
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Hi Rick. Thanks for the compliment on the book. Yes, you can learn Struts from scratch with the book. I do assume that you know Java. Any prior JSP work would also probably help. I wrote a sample application that uses all of the v1.1 features that accompanies the book text. HTH
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Well, if you can learn Struts from that one book, it must be a great book. Congratulations, I will try.
 
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