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<html:form action="MyHandler.do"> <bean:message key="myapp.prompt.name"/></td> <html:text property="name" size="60" /> <html:errors property="name"/> <html:submit> <bean:message key="myapp.prompt.submit"/> </html:submit> </html:form> This is a reflection of the fact that Struts display tags closely mirror ordinary HTML tags. The hierarchy for JSF, on the other hand, is much richer and you typically have more levels, as shown in Listing 20-1.

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