I had made an application on Struts 1 with AJAX and JQuery.
Now I want to implement Hibernate and Spring on Application.
Since I don’t know Spring MVC, I want Struts 1 code should be there.
Can it be possible?
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I had made an application on Struts 1 with AJAX and JQuery.
Now I want to implement Hibernate and Spring on Application.
Since I don’t know Spring MVC, I want Struts 1 code should be there.
Can it be possible?
Yes, there are several ways to go about this, but the easiest is to use Spring’s built-in Struts 1 support. See the Spring/Struts reference material for details.
The nutshell version is that you use a Spring plugin inside the Struts config file, define your actions as beans in a Spring config file, and use
DelegatingActionProxyas your action class in your Struts config.All this said, you might want to consider actually learning something new rather than using a dead platform that makes it difficult to support modern programming practices–your career will thank you. Either Spring MVC or Struts 2 is a far better choice, along with a number of other options.