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Udo Walker commented on TILES-333:
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No question. Just an improvment. I have some old JSP pages with following
syntax:
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<tiles:putAttribute name="footer" type="page" value="/some/url.jsp"/>
If I try to run this with Tiles 2.0.5 it works fine and there are no errors.
But if I try to run it with Tiles 2.1.1 then I get the error that the page
renderer is mssing.
In Tiles 2.1.x is this extension scheme:
org.apache.tiles.renderer.impl.BasicRendererFactory.TYPE_RENDERERS
with which you can add type renderers. In the default configuration there are
renderes for the types "string", "definition" and "template". In Tile 1.x the
type "page" had the same meaning as the type "template" in Tiles 2.x. So why
not just add another type renderer for this type? It would be just to add the
same type renderer to the type "template" and "page".
> Add an attribute renderer for "page" for backwards compatibility
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>
> Key: TILES-333
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/TILES-333
> Project: Tiles
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: tiles-jsp (jsp support)
> Affects Versions: 2.1.x
> Reporter: Udo Walker
>
> To be backwards compatible with Tiles 2.0.x you could add an attribute
> renderer for the type "page" which works exactly like the renderer for the
> type "template". Then you do not have to change the putAttribute tags
> concerning the type attribute.
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