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Apache Struts 2 provides a simple plugin architecture so that develpers can extend the framework just by adding a JAR to the application's classpath (in addition to whatever JARs may be required to fulfill the dependencies of the plugin itself). Since plugins are contained in a JAR, they are easy to share with others. Here, we list plugins available for Struts 2 and provides help on how to use them.

Contributed plugins may be of varying quality. If not bundled with the official Struts 2 distribution, a plugin cannot be guaranteed to be safe. You install plugins from this space at your own risk. We do not monitor or guarantee any code posted in this space. If you find dangerous or malicious code posted here, please contact the Struts User mailing list immediately.

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Announcements

Title

Author

Date Posted

JFW plugin

Takis Spiropoulos

Nov 02, 2008 03:15

Hibernate Session Plugin 1.5 Released

José Yoshiriro

Oct 21, 2008 10:43

Hibernate Session Plugin

José Yoshiriro

Oct 08, 2008 09:25

JCaptcha4Struts2 - JCaptcha Plugin

Yohan Liyanage

Sep 18, 2008 10:24

JFW plugin

Takis Spiropoulos

Sep 10, 2008 09:18

Resin-IoC 3.1.5 plugin

Scott Ferguson

Mar 09, 2008 15:44

Scope Plugin Released

Tom Schneider

Nov 03, 2007 14:36

Rome RSS+Atom 0.2 plugin released

Philip Luppens

Oct 30, 2007 15:56

Ajax File Upload Plugin

Dave Casserly

Oct 25, 2007 09:30

AjaxParts Taglib plugin v1.0 released

Frank W. Zammetti

Oct 22, 2007 12:06

DataVision plug-in v1.0 released

Frank W. Zammetti

Sep 23, 2007 21:22

HDIV Plugin 2.0 Released

Gorka Vicente

Sep 14, 2007 00:52

LightBoxJS 0.1 Plugin Released

Derik Vercueil

Sep 01, 2007 05:30

JSCalendar 0.3 Plugin Released

Derik Vercueil

Aug 28, 2007 03:02

JSCalendar 0.2 Plugin Released

Derik Vercueil

Aug 17, 2007 08:11

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Plugins

Breadcrumbs Plugin — is designed to capture bread crumbs. It can be configured many ways
Codebehind Plugin — reduces mundane configuration by adding "Page Controller" conventions
Config Browser Plugin — a simple tool to help view your Struts configuration at runtime
Connext Graph Plugin — allows web applications to make use of the Open Flash Chart charts
Convention Plugin — a code by convention and component plugin similar to the Codebehind and Zero-config plugins
DataVision Plugin — provides support for DataVision, a popular open-source reporting package
DWR Plugin — provides integration with the Ajax framework Direct Web Remoting
EJB3 JBoss plugin — allows EJB3 session beans to be injected into Struts 2 actions
EJB3 plugin — allows EJB3 session beans to be injected into Struts 2 actions
ExtraTags Plugin — provides a set of additional tags that complement the core UI tags
Grails Plugin — allows Grails applications to be run in Struts 2
Groovy Plugin — provides support for Actions (and Interceptors) written in the Groovy language
Guice Plugin — allows Actions, Interceptors, and Results to be injected by Guice
GWT Plugin — can be used to call methods on Struts actions using Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
HDIV Plugin — integrates HDIV (HTTP Data Integrity Validator) with Struts 2 adding Security functionalities
Hibernate Session Plugin
Hibernate Session Plugin 1.5 released
Image Plugin — collection of various plugins for image handling (thumbnails, remote storage, validator)
JasperReports Plugin — enables Actions to return reports through JasperReports
JFreeChart Plugin — allows Actions to easily return generated charts and graphs
JRuby Plugin — provides support for Actions written in JRuby
JSCalendar Plugin — a backport of the Webwork 2.2.6 JSCalendar tag
JSF Plugin — provides support for JavaServer Faces components with no additional configuration
JSON Plugin — provides a "json" result type that serializes actions into JSON
JUnit Plugin — provides integration with the popular JUnit unit testing framework
LightBoxJS Plugin — makes it easier to use the popular LightBoxJS script
OSGi Plugin — leverages OSGi to allow Struts 2 applications to be divided into multiple jars (bundles) and managed at runtime
Pell Multipart Plugin — instructs Struts to use Jason Pell's multipart parser to process file uploads
Plexus Plugin — enables Struts Actions, Interceptors, and Results to be created and injected by Plexus
Portlet Plugin — is used for developing JSR168 portlets using Struts 2
REST Plugin — provides tools to build RESTful applications
Rome RSS-Atom Plugin — allows easy outputting of Rome SyndFeed objects (RSS, Atom)
Scope Plugin — implements JBoss Seam-style scoped bijection and conversation management
SiteGraph Plugin — generates graphical diagrams representing the flow of your web application
Sitemesh Plugin — allows Sitemesh templates to access Struts information
SmartURLs plugin — a code by convention and component plugin similar to the Codebehind and Zero-config plugins
Spring MVC Plugin — allows Spring MVC controllers and interceptors to be executed in Struts 2
Spring Plugin — allows Actions, Interceptors, and Results to be created and/or autowired by Spring
Spring Webflow Plugin — integrates Spring Webflow (SWF) with Struts 2
Struts 1 Plugin — allows you to use existing Struts 1 Actions and ActionForms in Struts 2 applications
Table Tags Plugin — Struts 2 tags for displaying table data
TestNG Plugin — provides integration with the popular TestNG unit testing framework
Tiles Plugin — allows actions to return Tiles pages
Unified EL Plugin — allows Unified EL to be used as the expression language in Struts 2
WebWork2 Plugin — allows webwork actions and configuration to be used in Struts 2
YUI Plugin — provides tags based on YUI

Have a bug report or feature request? - The registry lists plugins made available by various authors. To file a report regarding a third-party plugin, visit the homepage for the plugin in question. (Most of the external plugins are hosted by Google Code, and you can file an Issue there.) If the report regards a plugin bundled with the Apache Struts distribution, then (and only then) use the Struts issue tracker.

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