GWT is for client side web applications. You could run the requests to the servlets through Struts if you wanted, or you could use a host of other technologies or languages (i.e. PHP) on the backend. You could even make a standalone GWT application that is deployed to user desktops/phones and does not even use a server backend (i.e. could be static or call public data API's).
Struts is a Java framework for mapping actions (requests) to action classes and marshalling/unmarshalling those requests from JSON/XML to Java and back to JSON/XML/HTML responses.
So, it really depends what you want to build.
Sincerely,
Joseph
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