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Struts -- Action class

 
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Where Action class is located as per Struts architectural diagram ? Is it between Controller and Model?
When Action class is called? Whether during form submission?
 
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The Action class is considered part of the controller.

The basic flow of a Struts app:

User makes a request -> ActionServlet -> RequestProcessor -> Action
 
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Action can be called with or without form submission.
 
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How Action called without form submission ?
 
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Originally posted by kri shan:
How Action called without form submission ?



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