i am now engaged in software development involving struts
framework.now i want to display some results processed in the first
action and then forward to second action.where the same processing is
carried out  and the result is to be displayed in the form of  a

I have one.jsp dealing with some parameters.
I'd like to modify maybe one of them, and pass the request to another
jsp (ie: two.jsp) upon user clicking on a link.
Is there any automatism to do that?

after solving the last i get immediately the next problem.
In the Struts Action i create a new Bean.
Product
After getting Database Data I fill this Bean with the setter Methode in the

every Tutorial show the standard way of using Struts with submit a form -->
ActionForm--> Action --> Controller --> View !  How can I only use the
mapping when I click on an <html:link action> without an ActionForm. After
that I put a bean in the request. In the JSp View I will ...

I have derived a class from JDialog that I would like to serialize via
the XMLEncoder
public class DerivedDialog extends JDialog {
    JTextArea text = new JTextArea();

Dear Friends
pls help in running servlet in Tomcat. i m not getting which setting
should i do for it.
pls send me how to execute a servlet HalloWorld

   I am now engaged in software development which uses struts
framework.now i want to store the results returned by a class which is
called in the execute() method of ActionServlet.pls do help me

dear friends
if any one of u having struts nots in any format pls forword it on my
id or any url known to u pls send it to me
regards

  i am now engaged in  a struts application.now i am in need to call a
javaclass in my actionservlet.the problem is that the content returned
by the javaclass is changing per second and so it has to be refreshed
on each second.how is it possible? if anyone has any idea pls do tell

I am trying to encode EventObject's as XML using XMLEncoder. As
subclasses of EventObject/AWTEvent are generally NOT java beans (they
do not provide a nullary constructor), I have to provide an instance of
DefaultPersistenceDelegate which specifies which properties are set by

Not trying to start controversy here, but what can a J2EE web
application do that PHP/ASP can't?