Struts 2 im Einsatz

by Donald Brown, Chad Michael Davis, Scott Stanlick

DAS UMFASSENDE HANDBUCH ZU STRUTS 2
- Wissen aus erster Hand: Dan Brown ist einer der führenden Entwickler von Struts 2
- Praxis-Know-how für den Projekteinsatz: Erfahren Sie an den zahlreichen realistischen Beispielen, wie Struts 2 - in der Praxis eingesetzt wird.
- Auch für Umsteiger: Als Anwender von Struts 1 und WebWork erfahren Sie, wie Sie den Umstieg erfolgreich meistern.
- Im Internet: Source-Code der Beispielanwendung
Das klassische Struts ist nach wie vor das am meisten genutzte Entwicklungs-Framework für Java-Webanwendungen. Aber Änderungen in Entwicklungsstil und -praxis - wie Web 2.0, Ajax und andere neue Ideen - machen eine andere Herangehensweise erforderlich. Struts 2 ist ein vollkommen neues Framework, das die Konzepte von Struts 1 nutzt und gleichzeitig die neuen Features bietet, die Entwickler heute brauchen.
"Struts 2 im Einsatz" bietet Ihnen präzises und bewährtes Praxiswissen, egal ob Sie schon Erfahrung mit Struts 1 haben oder sich zum ersten Mal mit Struts auseinandersetzen. Vorausgesetzt werden nur grundlegende Kenntnisse der Webentwicklung mit Java. Das Autorenteam unter der Leitung von Don Brown, einem der führenden Entwickler von Struts 2, zeigt Ihnen, wie Sie mit Struts 2 professionelle Web-Applikationen entwickeln. Sie lernen Komponenten wie Actions, Interceptors, Results und die auf Annotationen basierende Konfiguration zu beherrschen. Struts-1-Entwickler werden von den ausführlichen Kapiteln über Plug-Ins, FreeMarker Templates und über die Migration von Struts 1 und WebWork profitieren.
Das erwartet Sie in diesem Buch:
- Expression Language und Tag Libraries
- Workflow und Struts 2 Actions
- Typkonvertierung und Datenvalidierung
- Internationalisierung und komponentenorientiertes Design
- Struts 2 Architekturen und Best Practices

"Ein heißes Thema - cool und ansprechend präsentiert". Patrick Steger, Zühlke Engineering AG

Genres: Programming, Technical, Computer Science

454 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 2001

Reviews

[Barbara Notte]

This book offers many good tips on how to build high-quality code. More importantly, it helps create a base framework of a manual that a compnay could use to standardise the coding styles of its engineering force. One shouldn’t follow all the tips listed in the book, but the book surely gives nice directions.

[Greg Cohoon · Rating 4 out of 5]

At work, I kinda inherited a Struts 2 application that was having some problems, and needed to come up to speed on the technology quickly. This book worked as a great reference for me to get past my immediate problem (understanding OGNL, and how the ValueStack uses it to interact with forms). Once I got past my immediate need, I turned to the front of the book and started reading straight through.

It was great.

I loved how the book starts with the basics and quickly builds an example Struts 2 application as it goes through more in-depth topics. Downloading the Struts2InAction.war file from the publisher's website and working through the examples in the book is a great way to get the hands-on practice that is needed to really internalize the technical info presented.

Like all of Manning's "In Action" books that I've read, this book does a great job of working you through the technology from basic to advanced usage, while also presenting the information in a way that will continue to be valuable as reference material. As long as I'm working on Struts 2 applications, this book is going to remain on my bookshelf within easy reach.

[Luke Darling · Rating 4 out of 5]

My company has a lot of older java programs. This was a good update for me on Struts 2 because a lot of my developers have newer frameworks (Spring).

I think it helped me learn a lot about Struts 2 and how different things were being missed in the development cycle.

[Eric Hopkins · Rating 4 out of 5]

I originally started reading this book in preparation for a job (that ended up falling through unfortunately). I was amazed at how hard it was to find a decent Struts2 tutorial, most of them were written in botched English, or made me uncomfortable following along because I could see the breaking best practice left and right and generally showcasing they didn't know what they were doing. That said, Struts2 in Action is probably the best you're going to get and it's a good thing that it's actually a solid book.

My only gripe is it has one of my pet peeves with tech manuals, requiring some setup before you can start working, but barely (or not) explaining it. In this case you need to setup Apache Tomcat and Eclipse, to which the book might as well have said "this is a struts2 book, not a tomcat/eclipse book so lol glhf." Which shouldn't be that hard, but it puts me in the position I was trying to avoid by getting a book, not having to rely on posts and youtube videos done by non or poorly skilled people. Resulting in either failure or a functional mess on my system.

[Vahe Andonians · Rating 4 out of 5]

Finally a book about struts that actually helps to understand how struts 2 works.

[Frank Palardy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Recall this book but didn't get to use struts much.