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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. Chapter 3 - Framework Overview - In this chapter, we will expand upon these to provide you with an understanding of the larger picture. Chapter 4 - Application Overview - To illustrate how to develop Web 2.0 applications using Struts2, we first need an application to build. This chapter focuses on providing an overview of the application, technologies, and development process that will be used throughout the remainder of the book. Chapter 5 - Data Manipulation - In this chapter, you will learn about developing actions, including an overview of the different styles that are available. You will learn how actions interact with existing domain objects, how to access Spring business services, how to access information from the action in the user interface, and how to add internationalization, validation, and exception handling. Chapter 6 - Wizards and Workflows - This chapter provides the implementation for a modestly complex workflow, providing an example using several detours. You’ll learn about a new interceptor to provide the workflow functionality, complex validation and custom validators, custom tag rendering templates, and flash scope. Chapter 7 - Security - In this chapter, we will discuss the security attributes of authorization and authentication. Chapter 8 - Searching and Listings - In this chapter, you will learn how to add searching to the web application, as well as how to render the subsequent result lists. The functionality will be introduced using two different options: a quick search feature that appears on every page, and a search form that the user requests via HTML link. Chapter 9 - Syndication and Integration - In this chapter, you will learn about the different options to provide syndication and integration in web applications. First we’ll discuss a RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed, then consuming the RSS feed to create a mashup, and finally providing a REST (Representational State Transfer) style web service to access data. Download free ebooks on java: Practical Apache Struts 2 Web 2.0 Projects
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