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## Package oracle.adf.controller.struts.actions

Contains classes to define the Struts implementations of the lifecycle.

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Description

Class Summary
DataAction | DataAction simplifies implementing Struts-based web applications that use the ADF binding layer by implementing the ADF page handling `Lifecycle` interface in an easy-to-customize Struts action.
DataActionContext | Lifecycle Context customized to work with DataAction.
DataActionMapping | An extend action mapping to define and handle additional properties for the DataAction.
DataForwardAction | DataForwardAction implements an easy-to-override `Lifecycle` for a "data page", which is the logical pairing of a page that renders information from the model, and a "companion" `DataForwardAction` that forwards to that page.
DefaultStrutsPageLifecycleFactory | Default implementation of the StrutsPageLifecycleFactory.
PageLifecycleFactoryPlugin | PlugIn used to define an alternate `StrutsPageLifecycleFactory`.
StrutsJspLifecycle | Customized Struts lifecycle to support JSP.
StrutsPageLifecycle | Base class for any Lifecycle running with the Struts controller.
StrutsPageLifecycleFactory | Abstract class providing base support to a StrutsPageLifecycle factory.
StrutsUixLifecycle | Customized Struts lifecycle to support UIX.

## Package oracle.adf.controller.struts.actions Description

Contains classes to define the Struts implementations of the lifecycle.

Since lifecycles are dependent on the UI technology, there are currently two Struts implementation of the lifecycle. One for JSP and one for UIX web pages.

Since:
  9.0.5

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