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Myeclipse 6.5 and struts 2.0 compatibility

 
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we need to use struts 2.0 on myeclipse. we have downloaded myeclipse 6.5, but it has options only till struts1.3 can anybody please guide me how to get started with coding in struts 2.0 using myeclipse.

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vartika
 
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Since the MyEclipse tools are made to work with Struts 1, I'd suggest that you don't tell MyEclipse that your project is a Struts project at all. I'd suggest importing the struts-blank-2.0.11.war file that comes with the download into Eclipse and making that the basis for your Struts 2 project.
 
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Hi Merrill,

I am new to J2ee technologies. What i understood from your reply was that My eclipse doesnot support struts2.0 but we can make an application in it by adding the jar file mentioned by you. We have done that, but still are facing a problem to get started with building the technology. I guess there is somethign like the directory structure or something which we need to know. I am sorry for sounding silly.

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Vartika
 
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