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C.1 The Struts Mailing Lists

By far the two best places to learn and ask questions about the
Struts framework are the two
mailing lists,
STRUTS-USER and
STRUTS-DEV. The user list currently has
around 1,750 subscribers and has been growing at a rate of 50 to 100
new users a month for the past year or so.

The STRUTS-USER list is designed for Struts developers, both new and
experienced alike. You definitely should consult the FAQ (http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questionsl)
before posting any questions. There's not much
flaming on the list, but you will get pummeled if you
don't think about the question
you're asking before posting it.

The STRUTS-DEV mailing list is devoted to those working on the
framework itself. Anyone can post on it, but you should not ask
questions here about your application, or questions that can be
better answered on the user list. In almost all cases, unless you are
contributing to the development of the framework or bug fixes, or
would like to get involved in this manner, you should be posting to
the user list.

You can subscribe to either or both lists from http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/indexl#Involved.
There are also several ways to search the lists (you can search
through many Jakarta mailing lists, not just the ones for Struts).
One option for searching the Struts mailing lists is to go to
http://www.mail-archive.com/index.php?hunt=struts
and select whether you want to search through the DEV or the USER
list.

Another way to search is to use the eyebrowse
feature from the Apache Software Foundation (http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse). You can
search through all of the Apache mailing lists here as well.