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In a conventional web application, requests are often routed directed to a server page. The server page is responsible for all the processing required by the request.
In a Stuts 2 application, the request first goes to a dispatcher component that selects an action. The action can include an Action class, several Result classes, and even exception handling. The action can also include a set of "interceptors" that are used to apply common concerns to similar requests.
The Action class processes manages the programming logic , for the request and selects a Result class. The Result class can either render the response directly or (more often) transfer control to a server page or template page.
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