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Vaibhav Chauhan
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Hi all,

I am new to this forum though I am a very active member of SCJP forum. I have basic knowledge of struts. Please suggest me a good book of struts for development purpose.....

thanks in advance.
Vaibhav Chauhan
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....please help me decide a good book(not for beginner)
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Pankaj Mulay
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Hi Vaibhav,

I am also new to JavaRanch and would like to reply you regarding your query for good books on struts. Its my first reply

The book Struts in Action is a great book for beginers

Also the site http://www.roseindia.net/struts is also great

Thats what I can tell you at this moment.

Hope I helped you a bit.

Bye!
Cameron Wallace McKenzie
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Here are some free multimedia tutorials on creating your first struts action, doing a Struts forward, Struts form validation, and i18n with Struts. It's a good start, at the very least to give you an idea of how struts works, even if you're not using WSAD or IRAD.

http://www.technicalfacilitation.com/examscam/get.php?link=../irad/tutorials


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