Struts Framework Interview Questions and Answers

Struts Interview Questions

 

Here we are going to see some important struts framework interview questions and answers which is mostly asked in advanced java or j2ee interviews.

Let's see one-by-one java struts interview questions and answers.

(1) What is Struts?

Struts is a framework which is used to create java based web application by using MVC design pattern.

Struts framework is an open source framework and extends servlet API.

(2) Which packages Struts framework use?

Struts framework use some package for developing web application e.g Java Servlets, Java Beans, XML, ResourceBundle, Jakarta packages.

(3) What is MVC?

MVC(Model View Controller) is a design pattern by using this we can design and develop the web application. 

Model represents the data and business logic. 

View used for presentation of the model.

Controller It takes the input from the user and acts as an interface between model and view. 

(4) What are the components of Struts?

There are 3 main components of the struts framework which is used to develop web applications and these are given below.

Model(java file) for containing state and business logic.

View(html, jsp, etc file) for presentation. 

Controller(Servlet or Filter) for handling request from the users.

(5) What is an Interceptor in Struts?

Interceptor is an object which provides the preprocessing and postprocessing logic before and after the action is called.

(6) What is a Configuration file in Struts?

Configuration file is a file in struts where we define action class component and view components and Interceptor also.

(7) What is struts.xml?

Struts framework provide struts.xml file which is called configuration file for mapping of an action class component and view components.

(8) What is multi-configuration in Struts?

In Struts, multi-configuration means we can use more than one .xml file for mapping e.g first.xml and second.xml, struts.xml but we have to define first.xml and second.xml in struts.xml configuration file.

(9) What is Value Stack?

Value stack contains application objects like action and other model objects.

(10) What is ActionInvocation?

It holds the action and interceptor and invokes the action.

(11) Can we create own interceptors in Struts?

Yes, We can create own interceptors in struts framework.

(12) How to create own or custom interceptors in Struts?

We can create own or custom interceptor in java struts framework by implementing Interceptor interface.

(13) What is POJO? 

POJO(Plain Old Java Object) class is simple a action class(java class).

(14) What is the role of Action class? 

An action class act as an adapter between the contents of an incoming request and the corresponding business logic that should be executed to process this request.

(15) What is ActionSupport?

In struts, ActionSupport is a class which implements Action, Validateable, Serializable etc interfaces and overrides execute() method of Action interface.

(16) What is Action?

Action is an interface with execute() method and 5 constants which is given below.

public static final String SUCCESS = "success"

public static final String ERROR = "error"

public static final String LOGIN = "login"

public static final String INPUT = "input"

public static final String NONE = "none"

(17) Why use execute() method?

In Struts , execute() method is used for business logic in action class.

(18) What is Zero Configuration?

Zero configuration means there is no need of configuration files like struts.xml etc. It is possible by using annotation or naming convention.

(19) What are the classes used as part of Struts framework?

There are some classes used in struts e.g Action Servlet, Action Class, Action Form, Action Mapping, Action Forward.

(20) What validate() and reset() method does?

Both methods are defined in the form bean. Validate method is used to validate the request parameter and reset method clear the action form data members.

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What is the difference between C++ and Java

Difference Between C++ and Java 

Here we going to see what is the difference between C++ and Java Programming language. Both programming language are used for software development for different-different purpose.

Here we will discuss java vs c++ differences with point-to-point.

Let's start main differences between java and c++ programming language.


Java vs c++ is also important question for both core java interviews and c++ interviews .

C++ Programming Language

• C++ was developed in 1979.

• C++ is invented by Bjarne Stroustrup.

• C++ is platform-dependent programming language.

• C++ is mainly used for windows applicaton or system or desktop application.

• C++ supports pointer concept.

• C++ supports goto statement.

• C++ supports multiple inheritance.

• C++ supports structures and union concepts.

• C++ requires explicit memory management.

• C++ supports both call by reference and call by value.

• C++ supports operator overloading concept.

• C++ is compiled programming language.

• C++ supports conditional inclusion e.g #ifdef, #ifndef.

• C++ does not allow documentation comment.

• C++ does not have built-in support for threads.

Java Programming Language

• Java was developed in 1995.

• Java is invented by James Gosling.

• Java is platform-independent programming language.

• Java is mainly used for web application, desktop application, mobile application and enterprise application.

• Java does not supports pointer concept.

• Java does not supports goto statement.

• Java does not supports multiple inheritance through class but it can be possible by using interface concept in java.

• Java does not support structure and union concepts.

• Java provides automatic garbage collection for mamory mangement.

• Java supports only call by value.

• Java does not support operator overloading. Supports only method overloading and method overrding.

• Java is both compiled and interpreted programming language.

• Java does not support conditional compilationa and inclusion.

• Java allows documentation comment.

• Java provides built-in supports for threads.

Here we discussed main differences between java and c++ programming language one by one.

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