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Dear All,

Does Netbeans 6.8 comes pre-installed with Struts 2.0?
I click on File --> New Project --> Java Web -->(Web Application) --> (Set Name & Location)--> (Server & Settings)--> "Frameworks"

But, in the Frameworks, it displays only JavaServerFaces and Hibernate 3.2.5 to choose from. Why not Struts?
Should I download Struts and its plugin explicitly?

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I have just started working with struts in eclipse. All I needed to do was add a couple of jars to the classpath and add a struts.xml and make a small alteration to my web.xml. The jars can be obtained from the stuts website in a zip download
 
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No, NetBeans doesn't ship with any Struts 2 support that I'm aware of. I know of only one plugin and have never used it.
 
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Dear David Newton,

Yes, you are correct. I reinstalled Netbeans and found that it supports only Struts 1.3.
But, it has the latest JSF. I think Sun is pushing JSF.
Anyway, thanks.

(@MarkWa--> I am shifting from Eclipse to Netbeans

Abhijeet
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Of course SunOracle is pushing JSF; it's the official JEE view solution, for better or worse.
 
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