What is .do file extension?

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Chris - 12 Jan 2006 17:37 GMT

Can anyone tell me what kind of page has a .do file extension? It it Struts?

Normally, Google is your friend, but not when searching for a word like
"do".

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Robert Klemme - 12 Jan 2006 17:38 GMT

> Can anyone tell me what kind of page has a .do file extension? It it
> Struts?

Yes. I'd estimate that most pages with this extension are struts actions.

> Normally, Google is your friend, but not when searching for a word
> like "do".

:-)

robert

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Malte Christensen - 12 Jan 2006 17:55 GMT

> Can anyone tell me what kind of page has a .do file extension? It it Struts?
>
> Normally, Google is your friend, but not when searching for a word like
> "do".

I beliee it is Struts, yes

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Roedy Green - 12 Jan 2006 21:53 GMT

>Can anyone tell me what kind of page has a .do file extension?

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/mime.html
and if you don't find it there, check one of the extension databases
the page links to.

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Tony Morris - 13 Jan 2006 01:57 GMT

> Can anyone tell me what kind of page has a .do file extension? It it Struts?
>
> Normally, Google is your friend, but not when searching for a word like
> "do".

It is not a file extension - it is a common (the orthodox if you like)
mapping that is used by Struts.
You might be making the common mistake of equating a URI with a file.
Some application servers map URIs to files by default, but provide the
ability to map to some other resource - in this case, Struts "actions" - the
assumption withstanding.

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