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struts with netbeans in java

 
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Hi good morning to all,

First of all, thank you so much for giving me quick responses..

i am beginner in Java.. i would like to build web applications using struts framework in netbeans IDE..

To do this,i have downloaded netbeans 7.2 and apache tomcat 7.0.2 also bundled within itself, then i also downloaded apache struts 2.3.4.1 (example distribution)..

now, what i need to configure to use struts framework in netbeans IDE...


Thanks in Advance,
 
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Bala, jdbc is a database technology in java, your question, is abouts struts and net beans, I an just trying to work out which forum to move it to for you
 
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bala kan wrote:
i am beginner in Java.. ,



Do you have a good grasp of Java basics? If not, start with the Java Tutorial. How about web technologies? Struts 1.x has a Key Technologies Primer to get you up to speed. Tomcat has a tutorial on how to build and deploy a web application. Once you have a good foundation on the basics, you can start with Struts. Our Struts FAQ has links to books and tutorials.
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