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hi Tim,<br />
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Can there be any problems if the same ActionForm is shared by more than 2 html pages or between two action classes?
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hi Tim,

Can there be any problems if the same ActionForm is shared by more than 2 html pages or between two action classes?

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please help me making a good design in the following situation.<br />
1. There will be one web page containing some data. There are many actions associated with this data - say add/edit/delete/modify etc. There are different buttons for each of these actions. Now tell me what will be the right struts design for it? How many forms should I have and how many action classes?<br />
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2. There is the same webpage as in 1 above. But this time, I have an advanced button also. So clicking this opens advanced properties in the same page and saving them shoudl return to the same page as before. Here, how should I go about the design.<br />
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Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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please help me making a good design in the following situation.
1. There will be one web page containing some data. There are many actions associated with this data - say add/edit/delete/modify etc. There are different buttons for each of these actions. Now tell me what will be the right struts design for it? How many forms should I have and how many action classes?

2. There is the same webpage as in 1 above. But this time, I have an advanced button also. So clicking this opens advanced properties in the same page and saving them shoudl return to the same page as before. Here, how should I go about the design.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks

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