Learning Struts...Struts Loop....What's Struts...

Hi guys
i want to learn struts.i am quite familiar with java ejb jsp servlets etc..
i just wanted to learn this framework
can any body provide some guidelines how to go about
i mean can some some give me a sample code
and all the jar files needed..
Please dont give me the url of jakarta site ..i could not find any thing specific over there
i want to start it from the base so how should i go about
any help is appreciated...
Thanx ...

maybe this helps:
http://apache.ut.ee/dist/jakarta/struts/binaries/
link do strust binaryies download site...

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    > Organization/WHO)
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