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Struts 1.3.8 and HTML

 
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Hi,

I would like to know what HTML version is supported by struts 1.3.8 ? Or does the HTML version has any dependency on the Struts Version?

 
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Hi Dear ,If you working HTML in Struts Frameworks its supports HTML Version
 
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Hi Bora, Struts is just a framework used for preparing HTML (if used). We can very well use normal HTML tags in JSP's. Only concern is if we are using struts tags exclusively, then it prepares HTML tags based on HTML 4 spec. For example, if we use struts html tag likethen struts internally interprets this HTML text tag for us and prepares something like It is always the browser at the client end which renders the HTML elements. To me there should not be any dependency, but of course the struts (1.x) tags which prepares these HTML tags cannot create all HTML 5 type code until we provide a code/tag to do so. We can verify the HTML tag implementations that it supports by looking into the tld file (example, struts-html.tld)
 
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Thanks Shankar Tanikella
Your response helps. However I looked in to html TLD and also the sourse code of a tag library class. I did not see any HTML version mentioned. Do you have any suggestion here?
 
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Hi Bora,
As you would have seen the HTML tags are all basic one's. Since the release date time period of 1.3 falls under the version HTML 4 time period it is just a guess that it would be of version 4 itself. If I am right, later the development of Struts 1.3 is no more done when Struts 2 (a new/merged/something else) framework came to existence and proven to be better than the earlier. However, we can shed some light (if possible), if you let us know in what context you need to know the HTML version? What is the actual problem statement?
 
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Thanks Shankar !
 
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