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11	11	== **Basic Rules you must obey when using conventions** ==
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13	13	* Packages are scanned for "action", "struts" or "struts2". When such a package is found all Classes which implement ActionSupport or end with the name "Action" become actions.
14		-* The package structure after "action", "struts" or "struts2" become part of the name space for the action.
	14	+* Action Classes follow Java standard naming practices. That is the classes are written in camel case.
	15	+* The JSPs which act as the view for an action class will be all lower case with hyphens between words.
	16	+* The package structure after "action", "struts" or "struts2" become part of the name space for the action. Packages which follow become struts2 namespaces.
15	15	* JSPs for the root namespace are found under ///WEB-INF/content// other name spaces are added as folders under content.
16	16	* JSPs under// /WEB-INF/content// automatically become actions even if there is no corresponding action class.
17		-* Action Classes will follow Java standard naming, that is camel case and the JSPs will be all lower case with hyphens between words.
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19	19	== **Examples** ==
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52	52	To access this action: http:~/~/localhost:8080/Example/enter-name
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54		-=== Example 2 - Process form and display results ===
	55	+=== **Example 2 - Process form and display results** ===
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56	56	We need to create an action to process the name from the above example. We know that we must put this action in a package which contains the name "action", "struts" or "struts2".
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64	64	package com.example.action;
65	65	\\import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionSupport;
66	66	\\public class ProcessForm extends ActionSupport{
67		- private String name; ~/~/If this was public we could ommit the getters/setters
	68	+ private String name; ~/~/If this was public we could omit the getters/setters
68	68	\\ @Override
69	69	public String execute(){
70	70	~/~/processing goes here