Hi,
A few other folks and I had a discussion on this topic in this list
archive, search for it.
I just hope that I have not misunderstand you.
Topic of the message thread is Modules with Tiles Problem. See if it
helps.
(if you really can't find these messages, I can PM you)
Rgds,
Patrick.
You can't nest a tag inside another tag in jsp.
Try :
template:put name='title' direct='true'
bean:message key=printPage.title /
/template:put
Cedric
Yaman Kumar wrote:
Hi,
I am using templates in struts, In my jsp page I used the below
statement.
..
template:put
In your template did you import the tag libraries?
V
-Original Message-
From: Yaman Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Templates and i18n problem in struts
Hi,
I am using templates in struts, In my jsp page I
You can't use a JSP tag as the value of another JSP tag's attribute. You'd
have to use a JSP expression instead. I'm not sure if a utility exists to
get the message in the same way as the bean:message tag does. Let's assume
there is one called msgUtil.getMessage. Then you would do this:
The order of execution is the order of insert tags in your template. Each
fragment is drawn and rendered at its place in the page.The only way to change
the order is to change the place of the insert. But this is very limited as
this changes the page rendering.
Tiles will not solves your
Sorry Folks,
Just found the bit about useing flush - did the job!
Perhaps this is an FAQ? It certainly stumped for a while.
Ian
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You can't specify an action as template attribute. This is because action do a
forward, and jsp forbid forward once you have already written something in
response.
Try to use Tiles instead (with appropriate tiles servlet). It should work.
Cedric
Pete Serafin wrote:
I am trying to use
Using template:put tag show below is trying to put an image file as
include into the JSP.template, then asking the JSP.template to compile.
What you really want to display is the String '/images/example.gif'. So you
have to specify a my.JSP that contained the text '/images/example.gif',
tags!
Thanks ayway,
-James
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From: Aaron Ravenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'James Maggs'
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Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 3:37 PM
Subject: RE: Templates Images
Using template:put tag show below is trying to put an image file
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From: James Maggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: Templates Images
I am using the direct='true' attribute to write the String
'images
://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-09-2000/images/jw-0915-jspweb4.gif for
information on how the template architecture works.
Erik
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From: James Maggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 7:53 AM
Subject: Re: Templates Images
I am using
be situations where this would be extremely convenient, and as
long as it works I'd say do it if it fits your needs...
Troy
- Original Message -
From: Erik Hatcher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 12:46 AM
Subject: Re: Templates: a design question
The approach I use (and I believe it is a common approach) is to have two
jsp pages for each page on my site that is going to use templates. For
example, if I have an ecommerce site it is likely I will have a shopping
cart page, a search page and a search results pages... For this example, the
The approach I use (and I believe it is a common approach) is to have two
jsp pages for each page on my site that is going to use templates.
MainLayout.jsp - the main template layout page.
ShopCart_content.jsp - the actual content of the shopping card page.
ShopCart.jsp - the shopping cart
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Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 3:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Templates located in WEB-INF?
Guys I had the same problem, I could access pages that were under the root,
but not under WEB-INF. Until I re-read my Wrox Press book (Java Server
Programming, J2EE
Where is you template file (WEB-INF)? If it is, rry using relative paths to
put to the template.
ex: the line in project.jsp that puts to the template...
template:put name=body content =../project/project_body.jsp/
where the path is relative to the template NOT to the puting file.
Templates are interpreted on server side. Pages are included relative to where
your insert or get tag is located, not relative to the calling page. So, you
usually prefer to use absolute path rather than relative ones.
Html tags, like html:base/ or html:img/ are interpreted on client side
I would also like to know why other tags (ie img) use a relative path to the
calling file, while the get tags do not.
For example the line in a template file:
html:img src=../graphics/picture.jpg/
render the path relative to the file that called the template (ex
/nested/body/body.jsp),
Title: RE: Templates
It is a bug with Weblogic. Weblogic probaly already sent newline charaters in the response, so it won't allow you to forward the request at that point. I recommend you keep the generated java file when the jsp is compiled and you will be able to see what Weblogic is doing
Title: Blank
The subordinate file tags are processed. The
subordinate files are included via a PageContext.include() which is like a
jsp:include. The subordinate file can be a full fledged jsp but it will inherit
some things from the outer jsp (like the buffer size) and share the same
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