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how is this book different from other books,
Does it include
Struts 2 features like interceptors with examples
Annotations
Dynamic methods Invocation.
Validation Framework in Struts2
 
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how is this book different from other books,


The author is much more handsome than those other authors

Seriously, this book is not just a Struts 2 book, it covers most of the web application space, including JavaScript, the DOM, CSS, testing, documentation, and so on. It covers Struts 2 in the first half and uses it as its framework for the rest.

Struts 2 features like interceptors with examples


Yes, there is a chapter on interceptors including developing custom interceptors.

Annotations


The validation and type conversion chapters include annotation-based examples, and the book also uses the Codebehind plugin and its annotations for many of its examples.

Dynamic methods Invocation.


Dynamic method invocation is covered, although it's not used extensively. It does pop up in many of the examples to keep configuration noise low.

Validation Framework in Struts2


Yes.

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David Newton,
Do i stand a chance to win the free book,I need this book for further usage on Struts 2,

It would be great if you can give me this free book.



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Deepak, everyone who posts in this forum this week that abides by JavaRanch posting policies stands a chance to win this book. There is no need to beg.
 
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Hmmm,Ok....

 
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Originally posted by David Newton:

The author is much more handsome than those other authors





Now, this is really one major selling point!
 
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Are the results announced today...Please let me know who the winners are??
 
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Deepak, posts eligible to win also need to be on topic, so in this thread only your first post is eligible. And now, let's not misuse this thread for meta discussions any more.
 
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