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• Use "the framework" or "Struts 2" to refer to Struts 2 as a whole, including any frameworks we use internally, like XWork and OGNL.
• Use "Action class" to refer to the Java class incorporated by the action element.Use "action mapping" to refer to the object created by the action element.or "action handler" to refer to the Java class incorporated by the action element.
• Use "action mapping" to refer to the object created by the action element.

Page Save Comment

Try to include a brief description of a change when saving a page. The comments are included in the page's history. The comments are also included on the daily change report. In a group environment, it's important to help each other follow along.

Parent Pages

Use the Parent Page feature to create a hierarchy of pages. The parent pages are reflected in the "bread crumb" menu. If propertly used, parent pages can help browsers "visualize" the documenation as an outline.

The root of the documentation is the "Home" page, which is also the "Welcome" page. The documnentation is ordered into three main areas: Tutorials, FAQs, and Guides. Each area has a contents page, whose parent is Home. Other pages within each section can also serve as parents, to help organize the documentation into a coherent outline.

Labels

Pages can be cross-indexed with the Label feature. Labels are not be used much yet, except for internal authoring.

About Headings

This section refers to: Notation Guide >> Headings.

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/** Hello World class. */
public class HelloWorld {
  /** Main method. */
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println("Hello, World!");
  }
}

Try to use snippets for code blocks whenever possible!

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