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one action class only, which is called <em>parent action</em>. Data, submitted from a page, is handled by the parent
action. If submitted data changed resource state, the action may render a different page the next time resource
! is accessed. Read more on input submission in <strong>Event Handling section</strong>.</p>
</section>
</section>
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one action class only, which is called <em>parent action</em>. Data, submitted from a page, is handled by the parent
action. If submitted data changed resource state, the action may render a different page the next time resource
! is accessed.</p>
</section>
</section>
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which resource to navigate to next. This approach allows to define all navigation targets in the <code>struts-config.xml</code>
file, thus having a clear representation of web application structure.</p>
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- <p>Event handling is implemented by DialogAction, the extension of venerable DispatchAction.
- DialogAction provides other services as well, like <strong>two-phase request processing</strong>.</p>
</section>
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<section id="dialogaction">
! <title>DialogAction: the Jack of all trades</title>
<p><link href="dialogaction.html">DialogAction</link> is the main asset of
Struts Dialogs library.</p>
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<section id="dialogaction">
! <title>DialogAction: Jack of all trades</title>
<p><link href="dialogaction.html">DialogAction</link> is the main asset of
Struts Dialogs library.</p>
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