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Chapter 1: Introducing the Jakarta Struts Project and its Supporting Components

Figure 1.1: The Struts implementation of the MVC.

Figure 1.2: The wroxapp Web application hosted by Tomcat.

Figure 1.3: The Windows NT/2000 Environment Variables dialog box.

Figure 1.4: The JAVA_HOME environment settings for our installation.

Figure 1.5: The default Tomcat home page.

Figure 1.6: The JSP Examples page.

Figure 1.7: The results of executing the Snoop JSP example.

Chapter 2: An Overview of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages Architectures

Figure 2.1: The execution of a Java servlet.

Figure 2.2: A simple object model showing the servlet framework.

Figure 2.3: The output of the SimpleServlet.

Figure 2.4: The output of the Context.jsp prior to the execution of the servlet ContextServlet.

Figure 2.5: The output of the ContextServlet.

Figure 2.6: Output from Form.html.

Figure 2.7: The response of the ParameterServlet.

Figure 2.8: The output of the JSP example.

Figure 2.9: The steps of a JSP request.

Figure 2.10: The output of the testerror.jsp example.

Figure 2.11: The output of out.jsp.

Figure 2.12: The output of request.jsp.

Figure 2.13: The output of session.jsp.

Figure 2.14: The results of counter.jsp.

Figure 2.15: The results of include.jsp.

Figure 2.16: The output of forward.jsp.

Chapter 3: Getting Started with Struts

Figure 3.1: The ch03app Index View.

Figure 3.2: The ch03app Quote View.

Chapter 7: Debugging Struts Applications

Figure 7.1: The Eclipse IDE.

Figure 7.2: The Customize Perspectives dialog box.

Figure 7.3: The Eclipse Preferences dialog box.

Figure 7.4: Tomcat settings.

Figure 7.5: A list of installed JREs.

Figure 7.6: The New Project dialog box.

Figure 7.7: Our Java project settings.

Figure 7.8: The Tomcat project settings.

Figure 7.9: The main Eclipse window with the wroxapp project.

Figure 7.10: The Project Properties dialog box.

Figure 7.11: The Source Folder Selection dialog box.

Figure 7.12: The Source Folders Build Path.

Figure 7.13: A source breakpoint.

Figure 7.14: Starting the Tomcat Plugin.

Figure 7.15: The Eclipse debug window.

Figure 7.16: The Eclipse Variables window.

Figure 7.17: The missing source code message.

Figure 7.18: Selecting the struts.jar node from the Package Explorer.

Figure 7.19: The Properties dialog box.

Figure 7.20: The IntelliJ IDE

Figure 7.21: The New Project wizard.

Figure 7.22: Our project's Source path settings.

Figure 7.23: The wroxapp project.

Figure 7.24: The Project Properties dialog box, Libraries tab.

Figure 7.25: The Library Selection dialog box.

Figure 7.26: The Configure Libraries dialog box.

Figure 7.27: The Select Path dialog box.

Figure 7.28: Select the Struts 1.1 and Servlets libraries.

Figure 7.29: A source breakpoint.

Figure 7.30: The WebApp dialog box.

Figure 7.31: The Debug dialog box.

Figure 7.32: The IntelliJ debug window.

Figure 7.33: The Struts 1.1 library.

Figure 7.34: The Struts 1.1 source path.

Figure 7.35: The project source paths.

Chapter 10: Managing Errors

Figure 10.1: An error returned from the LookupForm.validate() method.

Figure 10.2: An error returned from the LookupAction.execute() method.

Chapter 13: Using Tiles

Figure 13.1: A typical Tile layout.

Figure 13.2: The resulting Web site.

Figure 13.3: The new Web site layout.

Chapter 14: Developing a Complete Struts Application

Figure 14.1: The Employee List view.

Figure 14.2: The Edit Employee View.

Figure 14.3: The Add Employee View.

Chapter 21: Struts Cookbook

Figure 21.1: The getActionMessages method allows you to retrieve messages.

Figure 21.2: The message appears next to the field.

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