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ModelDriven in struts2

 
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Hi All,

I assume ModelDriven is a relation between Action and the JavaBean model (i.e in struts1 Action and ActionForm) am i right?

If i am right what is the purpose of removing ActionForm and introducing this modeldriven with interceptors???
 
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ActionForm is a Struts-specific class. ModelDriven allows the use of *any* class, making things easier to test, easier to use outside of Struts, and so on.
 
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making things easier to test, easier to use outside of Struts



test as in JUnit et al? what's so easier then?

Outside of struts meaning say with a jsf or CGI et al

kindly clarify.... thanks...
 
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