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4. If you want to create the new JSP file with all the defaults, click Finish. The
JSP file will contain the two most frequently used Struts tag-library
declarations but will not contain a form. If you want to change other
information or include a form in the new JSP file, click the Show advanced
options box, and then click Next.
5. In the Tag libraries box on the Tag Libraries page, select the names of any tag
libraries that you want added to the new JSP file. If these are the only tag
libraries you want, click Next.
If you want to add other tag libraries, click Add and complete the following
actions:
a. Click the check box for each tag library you want to add, and choose any of
the available customizations that you want.
b. To specify a tag library that is not in the list, click Import, specify the path
name of a JAR file, and click Finish.
c. Click OK.
6. If you want to remove a tag library from the list on the New JSP File page,
select the name of the library and click Remove.
7. When the Tag libraries list on the New JSP File page is as you want it, click
Next.
8. On the next two New JSP File pages, provide the information requested, and
click Next.
9. If you want to include a form in the new JSP file, complete fields on the Form
Field Selection page:
a. If your application comprises more than one module and you want to
specify a module other than the default, type the path name of the module
in the Form bean module field.
b. In the Form bean entry field, type the name of the entry or select one from
the drop-down list. As you type the entry, the Bean name field is
automatically filled out with the same name for the Java bean.
c. To specify an action to be invoked by the JSP file, type the name of the
action or click Browse.
d. If you selected an existing form bean entry and it references an existing
ActionForm subclass, the Fields list automatically contains the properties
of the ActionForm subclass. You can select which fields you want to
include in your form.
e. Click Next.
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