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Let's see, 

Say you have a view named {page}.jsp

For each HTML form in your view, you would usually have an ActionForm 
bean. This gives you a place to store the user's input. 

Most people would name these classes {page}Form. 

Every HTML form is submitted to an Action. (Before Java, the Actions
were usually CGI scripts.) The form can use either the POST or GET
methods, as you prefer. Since Actions are just URLs, you can also
hardcode an Action as a hyperlink. In Struts, you would usually write an
Action class to handle these requests.

Most people would name these Java classes {page}Action. 

If your page actually offers several different but related Actions, you
can either handle them in a single Action class, or offer a seperate
Action class for each. This is an implementation decision. 

The Struts Action class has full access to the servlet, request, and
response, so you can check the parameters to the Action, and proceed
accordingly. 


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