You can also enable icons that show which files have been changed locally in
the Navigator or Package Explorer - under Window | Preferences | Workbench |
Label Decorations.
Cal
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Tomcat 5.0.16 has been out for a while - works great.
Cal
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Cool,
Yes - can you be more specific - give an example of what you are trying to
do?
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Yes - can you be more specific - give an example of what you are trying to
do?
Cal
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Try this.
tiles:importAttribute name=title/
titlebean:message name=title scope=page//title
Not sure of the JSTL way maybe:
tiles:importAttribute name=title/
title fmt:message key=${title}/title
Cal
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5.0.16 now and all the betas before with no issue.
Cal
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Hi friends,
Anybody using
Only the template definition called can 'see' the Tiles context and access
the attributes. In your case the classicLayout.jsp can use the input and
result attributes. If the bodyTwoColumns.jsp is to be your layout then
changing classicLayout.jsp to have the two columns format would be the best
The issue that keeps coming up is the ability for jsps other than the
page= (template) jsp to have access to the attributes. John provided a
good technique using a second definition. As to the definitions and the
template's ability to access attributes - you can add attributes to extended
Gotcha - actually no jsp has access but the template at any level - so even
the jsps defined at the highest level in my case header.jsp do not have
access. Tiles uses the Tiles Context - not the page (which would not work
either), request, session, or application - so only the template has access
This is possible - on my site I have an option - the user can select a
simple template or one with a portal look and feel. Down the right side of
the page on the portal view are a series of tiles each of which stands on
its own, in other words they are independent of the page being displayed.
You cannot use a definition in place of a URL. So your request to use
/myapp/myapp.index does not work. If you want to use a definition as a URL,
which is pretty handy since it eliminates extra pages and global
definitions. You will need to create an action that takes a definition as a
The easiest way is to declare a bean and scope for the request - that way
the other jsps have a chance to use the attribute. The tiles attributes are
only scoped (TilesContext) for the testpage.jsp declared in the path=
attribute in the first definition when using the getAsString.
Try this at
Noah you can add attributes to extended definitions and then extend them.
I have an example using that technique on my site:
http://www.calandva.com/holmansite/do/blog/blogging?date=20030711#094831
definition name=home.pagedef page=/template.jsp
controllerUrl=/do/renderCrumb
put
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