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Chapter 2 covers the extensive CSS tools that come with the library, specifically the Reset and Base tools, the Fonts tool, and the extremely capable Grids tool. Examples on the use of each tool are covered.
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 Chapter 1 - Web 2.0 and Struts2 - Before charging forward with developing a Web 2.0 application, you need to understand what a Web 2.0 application really is. In this chapter, you will learn what Web 2.0 means from a development as well as end user perspective.
Chapter 2 - Getting Up and Running - In this chapter, you will learn everything you need to get started with Struts2. Starting with information on the build process, you will continue on to generate an example application.
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