Fully qualified class name

....one small snippet
<bean:define id="prodName" name="changeItemProduct" property="productName"/> why the name field does not use fully qualified class(bean) name ?
Not only this tag but also some other Struts tag dont mention the fully quilied class name . why ? does request.setAttribute() inside the servlet plays any role here ? or whats the reason why Struts dont use fully qualified class name in define :bean or logic:equal tag ?
P.S : i remember jsp Usebean Id tag uses fully qualified class name whenevr it usues that .

That tutorail should all gibberish in my browser. But anyway, hope this helps!
The tutorial has only code snippets and the code written there isn't complete.
To use that bean class name directly, there has to be an import statement in the JSP which will specify the fully qualified class name.
I didn't quite get what you are trying to say about the tld's.
That code snippet is returning a member variable called "map" which is an instance of the java.util.Map. The tutorial hasn't specified the member variables in the code snippet.
few days ago i posted this Map..someone (sensei )
told something happening internally . a dark
area.............And a word of caution! Don't believe in trolls and their sensei... they take pride in talking about dark shit.
Hope this quenches your thirst for knowing everything! (That's not a left-handed compliment... it's good to be inquisitive)

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