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Default simple application using Struts

Hi all

Hi am learning Struts these days. I tried to configure a simple login form and used the tag to create a form:-
<html:form action="...." name="...." type="...." >

Now what happens is when i try to open a web browser, it gives an error message "attribute name is not valid according to specified TLD"
I deleted name attribute and it gave me another error message "attribute type is not valid according to specified TLD".

I opened the file struts-html.tld and checked all the attributes of <form> tag. There is neither any entry for name attribute nor type attribute.

Am i using the wrong tld file or is it something else.

Any advice would be appreciated

Thanks





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