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Apache Struts 2 is an elegant, extensible framework for creating enterprise-ready Java web applications. The framework is designed to streamline the full development cycle, from building, to deploying, to maintaining applications over time. Apache Struts 2 was originally known as WebWork 2.

Struts is a popular open source MVC framework for building dynamic web applications in Java platform which is now managed by Apache foundation. Struts 2 was evolved from Struts and WebWork, another Java web application framework from OpenSymphony.

Themes and templates provide another means of encapsulating functionality and/or appearance across an entire application. The use of existing themes can be a great benefit, particularly when doing early prototyping of a site, and are often sufficient for the finished product. It also includes determining what our particular needs are, and modifying or creating our own themes, adding and removing functionality as appropriate. This article covers the basics and opens the door to implementing any e

Every developer's favorite task is documenting their application. In this chapter, we will look at the many aspects of documentation, including "self-documenting" code, Javadocs, generators, methodologies, and so on, with a focus on automating as much documentation as possible.

In this example you wil see how to create a registration page using Struts 2 UI tags. You will also learn how to pre populate the form fields, set default values to it and to retrive the values back in the jsp page.

In this tutorial you will learn how to group a set of related functionalities in a single Action class.

In this tutorial you will learn more about the OGNL expression language and the syntax for accessing the Java Collections like Arrays, Lists and Maps.

Learn how to upload a file in Struts 2 with the help of the built-in FileUploadInterceptor. You will also see how to validate a file based on the file size and the content type.

In this example you will see how the interceptors are invoked both before and after the execution of the action and how the results are rendered back to the user.

In this tutorial you will see different ways to create you own interceptor stack and associate it with the action class.

In this tutorial you will learn about the ValueStack and the ActionContext and then see how to use the property tag, the set tag and the push tag to store and retrieve data.

In this example you will learn how to use the iterator tag and the if and else tags.

In this tutorial you will see how to use the Struts 2 Bean Tag with the help of a CurrencyConverter bean example.

In this annotation example you will learn how to use the Action and Result annotations and see how to change the default location of the result pages.

In this tutorial you will learn how to use a application domain object as the FormBeans property. You will see how the params interceptor help in automatically transferring the form property values to the application domain object and how to retrieve the values back in the jsp page using OGNL expression language.