what is the difference between servlets and struts?

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what is the difference between servlets and struts?..

Answer / asd

Servlet is a simple java class, and struts is framework but
it is used servlet as action class to controll over request
and response.

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what is the difference between servlets and struts?..

Answer / sandy

servlet is used to web based application.where as struts is
a framework it is easy to configure the validation part
comparing to servlet.
to built an web based application servlet take more amount
of time comparing struts.in struts we use action servlet

struts work under mvc architecture where servlet acts as a
controller part

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what is the difference between servlets and struts?..

Answer / abinaya

Struts is a tag framework used in .jsp, to simplify
programming of
often used servlet and jsp code. It's similar to JSF, or jsp
tags, you
include tag libraries, Struts libraries and .xml config
files and then
you can use tags in .jsp pages and create servlets from them.
You can use both normal and Struts servlets in one web
application, it
depends on you.

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