Create a pluggable validator for cross-form validation 2

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Struts Recipes
By George Franciscus and Danilo Gurovich
Publisher: Manning Publications Co.
ISBN 1932394249
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1.	Exercise 1: Building your first Struts Application
2.	Exercise 2: Improving your first Struts Application
3.	Exercise 3: Using JSTL, Struts-EL etc
4.	Struts Recipes: Build Struts with Ant
5.	Using bean:resource to expose the struts.config.xml to your view
6.	Struts: Generate a response with XSL
7.	Hibernate and Struts
8.	In-container testing with StrutsTestCase and Cactus
9.	Exercise 4: Applying Gof and J2EE Patterns:Deploy to WebLogic and Test
10.	Exercise 5: Search, List, Action Chaining, Editable List Form
11.	Exercise 6: Paging
12.	Exercise 7: Better Form and Action Handling
13.	Exercise 8: Creating Struts Modules
14.	Exercise 9: Using Commons Validator with Struts
15.	Exercise 10: Using Struts and Tiles
16.	Essential Struts Action
17.	A Full Struts Application
18.	Struts Creating the View
19.	Struts: Creating the Model
20.	Struts: Creating the Controller
21.	Creating Custom Tags
22.	The Struts Tags
23.	The Struts and Tags
24.	Web Services and the Validator and Tile Packages
25.	Struts Framework: A Sample Struts Application
26.	Struts Framework Validator
27.	Struts Framework: Tiles
28.	Struts Framework: Declarative Exception Handling
29.	Struts: Internationalizing Struts Applications
30.	Securing Struts Applications
31.	Testing Struts Applications
32.	Struts example
33.	Blank Struts template
34.	Struts Framework
35.	Struts: bank application
36.	Struts application
37.	Struts application 2

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