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This article mainly introduces what is the difference between Struts2 and Webwork in Java. It is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish reading it!

To some extent, Struts 2 is an upgrade of WebWork, not Struts 1, and even the official documentation of Apache's Struts 2 mentions that WebWork to Struts 2 is a smooth transition. In fact, Struts 2.0 is really just WebWork 2.3, and migrating from WebWork 2.2 to Struts 2.0 is no more troublesome than moving from WebWork 2.1 to 2.2.

In many ways, Struts 2 has only changed the name under WebWork, so developers with WebWork development experience will be able to enter the Struts 2 development field more quickly.

Here are some changes in the naming of Struts 2 and WebWork.

Corresponding tables for Struts 2 and WebWork member names:

In addition, Struts 2 also removes a few features from WebWork:

AroundInterceptor:Struts 2 no longer supports AroundInterceptor in WebWork. If you need to use AroundInterceptor in your application, you should manually import the AroundInterceptor class in WebWork yourself.

Rich text Editor tag: Struts 2 no longer supports WebWork's rich text editor, if you need to use a rich text editor in your application, you should use Dojo's rich text editor.

IoC container support: Struts 2 no longer supports built-in IoC containers, but fully supports Spring IoC containers, with Spring's IoC container as the default Object factory.

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