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You do not have to do anything special, just set up weblogic as normal and then put the struts classes (jar files)into the lib fodler of your web app. Then you use them like you do with any other web application.
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You do not have to do anything special, just set up weblogic as normal and then put the struts classes (jar files)into the lib fodler of your web app. Then you use them like you do with any other web application.

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Thank you guys. Let me try implementing this today. I'll post back my comments if i get stuck somewhere.<br />
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Regards,<br />
-Amol
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Thank you guys. Let me try implementing this today. I'll post back my comments if i get stuck somewhere.

Regards,
-Amol

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Hello there!<br />
<br />
I am new to Weblogic. And I have to set this up ASAP. It's critical. I need help setting up my Weblogic 8.1 environment with Struts. I tried setting up sampel apps but I dont want to use PageFlow which is in there in WebLogic 8.1. I want to use plain Jsp/Java with Struts actions with Weblogic as a server.<br />
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Can anybody please please guide me setting up the app?<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
-Amol
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Hello there!

I am new to Weblogic. And I have to set this up ASAP. It's critical. I need help setting up my Weblogic 8.1 environment with Struts. I tried setting up sampel apps but I dont want to use PageFlow which is in there in WebLogic 8.1. I want to use plain Jsp/Java with Struts actions with Weblogic as a server.

Can anybody please please guide me setting up the app?

Thanks in advance.
-Amol

Help... Weblogic 8.1 and Struts Dev environment setup.

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