Answer / dayakar

yes, and it depands on the client

Answer / manjul

yes you can have and if you specify different url patter
like
*.do for one action servlet
*.abc for other action servlet
in your web.xml file

Answer / yatin

yes

Answer / binod

Yes...But there is no point of creating the application
using struts...

Answer / aditya

Yes,we can more than one servlet...

Answer / harsha kashid

yes

Answer / saraswathi

yes,we can use 'n' number of ActionServlets in struts
application by the help of extending ActionServlet
org.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet

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