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authorfp024 <aopenasus@naver.com>Thu Apr 17 21:34:11 2025 +0900
committerfp024 <aopenasus@naver.com>Thu Apr 17 21:34:11 2025 +0900
tree7ac52bdd350dbae62fe16fe1f36adb24593547ab
parent9e1e13a6d7e2dc0bafb4c0ce51653df3f7c3cd30 [diff]
Refactor(unit-testing): Update for Struts 7 compatibility

- Modified access to `register.jsp` to go through the `registerForm` Action, as Struts form tags are used.
- Update `web.xml` to schema version 6.0.
- Change JSP file encoding to `UTF-8`.
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README.md

Struts Examples

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This Maven multi-module project contains all the Struts 2 example applications that are part of the Getting Started Struts 2 tutorials at http://struts.apache.org.

To build all the example applications run the Maven command:

mvn -e clean package

In the project's root folder, Maven will build each module and create a .war file in the target sub-folder of each module.

You can then copy the .war files to your Servlet container (e.g. Tomcat, Jetty, GlassFish, etc).

There is a README file in each module with instructions and the URL to view that application.

Older versions

The examples are using the latest Struts version, if you are looking for older versions please take a look on the Releases page.