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Written By : Amit
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MVC Struts
Description : Some facts about MVC Framework and Struts
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Struts2 example tutorial
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Author : Amit
Date (Year/Month/Date): 2009-01-25 Struts Discussions, Forums, Ideas, and Knowledge shared.
 
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Apache Struts - A MVC Framework 
for web based applications.
It has a platform, for taking
development of web application
to one level higher from 
architectural evaluation of 
facts with a proven architecture
that provides an organized      
components or parts of various 
sections like Model, View and 
Controller.

Model      represents facts
View       represents face
Controller represents flow

What is Model? Is it Action class or something else? What is the data? Why cann't it be called AVC (Action View and Controller)? Many questions keep comming to my mind, what is the model in Struts? Which class represents Model, is it Action class or Action class is just a gateway to data? Or is it the Java Bean/ Helper class that is used by view to show dynamic values is the Model? If the Java Bean represents data, and Action is an integral part of Struts architecture, then can I call Struts as MVCA ( Model View Controller Action)
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Guddu
Hi,

I would like to slightly change the present representation/interpretation
of MVC that you have shown in this page as

Model            represents       facts
View             represents       face
Controller       represents       flow

TO

Model            represents       Access/interface component to Data
View             represents       Access/interface to User Interface
Controller       represents       Controlling Flow of Request and Response

Looking from Struts perspective

  • As in Model we have Action class that is providing ways to receive user action, and interact with business layer for Data. So in my opinion, Struts does not include data, but I think it provides ways to go for data.
  • View part can be pluggable, like in Struts2 we have Tiles Plugin, SiteMesh Plugin.
  • I think, Controller implementation is from Struts2 ways of handling it.
  • These are my knowledge so far, if anyone having any difference of opinion, please share those here.
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