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Udo Walker commented on TILES-332:
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Hmm, I can not find a stack trace in Tomcat logs about that. I can see all
parts of my page except the contents area where the custom tags are used. The
other parts of my page are either put as template or string (single line of
text only) to the tiles context. But only if I try to add an inline JSP-page
part to the tiles context with the putAttribute tag then it does not work.
> putAttribute does not work correctly
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>
> Key: TILES-332
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/TILES-332
> Project: Tiles
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: tiles-jsp (jsp support)
> Affects Versions: 2.1.1
> Environment: Tomcat 6.0.18, Struts 2.0.11.1, Struts2-Tiles-Plugin,
> Spring 2.5.6, Spring-Security
> Reporter: Udo Walker
>
> in Tiles version 2.0.5 I could do the following:
> <tiles:putAttribute name="content" type="string">
> <security:authorize ifNotGranted="ROLE_USER">
> show anonymous things....
> </security:authorize>
> <security:authorize ifAnyGranted="ROLE_USER">
> show welcome things for authorized user....
> </security:authorize>
> </tiles:putAttribute>
> The tag "security:authorize" is from the Spring security taglib.
> In the tiles version 2.0.5 the body of the putAttribute-Tag was interpreted
> the correct way, i.e. the first block was shown when you were not logged in
> and the 2nd block was shown, when you were logged in.
> Now in version 2.1.1 nothing is shown at all.
> But if I remove the type="string" attribute of the putAttribute-Tag then I
> see at least the content of the 1st block. But if I am logged in then the 2nd
> block is never shown. It looks like the custom tags are not interpreted any
> more in the new Tiles version.
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