Hi,
well, I do know where my user is. I have a front controller in my app
for modules and one for each module.
I always know the exact state of my web-app.
I have solved this problem using the tiles controller option.
As far as I understood from your code, the displayer inspects the urs/
Hi Lance,
I have added globalMacros.vm, .css, .js, Velocity JARs from
example(struts-menu.war) app,
and added following code to JSP:
div id=menuDiv
menu:useMenuDisplayer name=Velocity config=/templates/tabs.html
bundle=org.apache.struts.action.MESSAGE
ul id=menuList
The only solution is to use Struts Menu 2.0 right now, I'm working on
backing out the EL support for 2.2 and making it optional for users.
Matt
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Thanks Matt. That will help us(who use Servlet 2.2/JSP 1.1) a lot in using
this tool.
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Subject: RE: [struts-menu] A question on struts menus and frames...
