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The Design and Implementation of Application System Based on Struts Framework

XU Longfei

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MVC(Model-View-Controller) model 2 and the architecture of Struts framework based on it are introduced, and also described the advantage of using Struts framework by developing a real application system(Guard System). Struts with other frameworks are compared and point out some aspects which are need to improve in Struts.

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MVC(Model-View-Controller) model 2 and the architecture of Struts framework based on it are introduced, and also described the advantage of using Struts framework by developing a real application system(Guard System). Struts with other frameworks are compared and point out some aspects which are need to improve in Struts.

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MVC(Model-View-Controller) model 2 and the architecture of Struts framework based on it are introduced, and also described the advantage of using Struts framework by developing a real application system(Guard System). Struts with other frameworks are compared and point out some aspects which are need to improve in Struts.

Key concepts: Guard (computer science), Model–view–controller, Architecture, Computer science, Systems engineering, Software engineering, Point (geometry), Engineering

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