This article is about the more advanced features Jakarta Struts offers in building HTML forms. If you know how to create forms in plain HTML then the step to building simple forms in Struts with, for example, a couple of input text fields, a checkbox or a radio button is not very complicated.

When it comes to the more complex controls like the multi-valued selection list or a variable length list of input fields it gets more challenging. This is especially true when the possible selections are not fixed, but taken from some external source like a database instead. I've too often found myself struggling with the syntax and semantics of the HTML-tags when the forms get complex, and if you search the web for advice, you'll soon see that you have to collect information from many sources.

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