Step 1 : Include this :
JavaScript begin tag
function autoSubmit(form){
document.forms[0].submit();
}
End javascript tag
begin [body onLoad='autoSubmit()']
begin html:form action="/LoginLogout.do?method=login">
Step 2 : Hard code the user id and password in the value attributes.
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From Use cases to code in a Struts project
Notes on going from Use cases to code for Struts. Joe Seilman and Struts in action.
1. Gather requirements.
2. Determine the data captured and displayed to the user. Screen requirements.
3. Find all the possible paths to the screen.
4. Design Action Mappings from the workflow of the application.
5. Create Action Form classes from the screen.
6. Create Action classes to implement the Action Mappings.
7. Develop the business logic by implementing the Business Delegate.
8. Develop the JSP and the presentation tier components.
9. Configure the components - struts-config.xml, web.xml resource bundle etc.
10. Build - Deploy - Test.
1. Gather requirements.
2. Determine the data captured and displayed to the user. Screen requirements.
3. Find all the possible paths to the screen.
4. Design Action Mappings from the workflow of the application.
5. Create Action Form classes from the screen.
6. Create Action classes to implement the Action Mappings.
7. Develop the business logic by implementing the Business Delegate.
8. Develop the JSP and the presentation tier components.
9. Configure the components - struts-config.xml, web.xml resource bundle etc.
10. Build - Deploy - Test.
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