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A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is an address for a file or resource that specifies where that resource is, and how to go about retrieving it.
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In a URI, what does the suffix ".do" stand for?
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...Or more specifically, Struts, and it means "do" as in "perform an action", URLs are usually mapped to the Controllers within an MVC architecture, and "do" is just a convention, any URL … can be mapped (and other languages/frameworks could use the same URL structure), having ".do" doesn't do anything special. …
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