RE: Question about nested tags.

2003-01-22 Thread ROSSEL Olivier
It seems that this limitation has been changed in JSP 1.2, and now it is possible to flush from inside a custom tag only if this tag extends IteratedTags. I presume that the implementation of nested:iterate I use (Struts-1.1b2) does not extend IteratedTags. Is there a newer version of

Re: Question about nested tags.

2003-01-22 Thread Nicolas De Loof
It seems that this limitation has been changed in JSP 1.2, and now it is possible to flush from inside a custom tag only if this tag extends IteratedTags. I presume that the implementation of nested:iterate I use (Struts-1.1b2) does not extend IteratedTags. You would like some

RE: Question about nested tags.

2003-01-22 Thread ROSSEL Olivier
It seems that this limitation has been changed in JSP 1.2, and now it is possible to flush from inside a custom tag only if this tag extends IteratedTags. I presume that the implementation of nested:iterate I use (Struts-1.1b2) does not extend IteratedTags. You would like

Re: Question about nested tags.

2003-01-22 Thread Nicolas De Loof
In fact, logic:iterate extends BodyTags and implements IterateTag. So for a newbie like me, everything looks ok. Of course, I misunderstand all the problem. That's why I ask for additionnal informations. tiles:insert is using JSP include mecanism. In JSP 1.1, include MUST use the flush

Re: Question about nested tags.

2003-01-22 Thread Nicolas De Loof
Reading tiles tld, I've seen they're is a flush attribute, that can be optionaly set to false, so that no flush is done. On a JSP 1.2 compliant container this should allow you to use tiles:insert into your nested:iterate tag. It should be great for tiles not to flush if a JSP 1.2 container is