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In addition to the normal typographical conventions of an O'Reilly book, Struts has a large number of confusing terms. I've reduced that confusion by adopting some programming conventions throughout the book. Programming ConventionsThroughout the book, I use the following conventions regarding Struts actions:
Java classes and interfaces are always written in constant width with the first character in upper case. When I refer to a particular method of a class, I use the convention of ClassName.methodName( ). This does not mean that the method is static; instead, it is just a convenient means of reference. When XML, HTML, and JSP elements and tags are referenced in text, the angle braces are omitted and appear like forward, td, and bean:write. When I refer to a Struts configuration file, I use the canonical name, struts-config.xml, though you can give these files any name that you prefer. Similarly, the Validator and Tiles configuration files are referred the validation.xml and tiles-defs.xml canonical names. Typographical ConventionsThe following typographical conventions are used in this book:
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