You can nest tab layout, but you need to modify the tabsLayout.jsp to
take into account the several tabs layout. Try and adapt the
nestedTabsLayout.jsp located in tiles-documentation.war under layouts.
Hope this help,
Cedric
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Has anyone been able to get nested
The ComponentContext exist only if you are in a tile. You are in a
tile if you insert your jsp or action with one of the tile 'insert'
mechanism: tiles:insert .. or a forward to a tile definition.
Otherwise, the ComponentContext doesn't exist.
Hope this help,
Cedric
William
Hi,
There is an example on how to retrieve the tile context in
org.apache.struts.webapp.tiles.test.TestActionTileAction.
A tile context is created each time a tile is inserted. The tile
context is hold in a ComponentContext object.
Hope this help,
Cedric
William Salvucci wrote:
The log indicate that your .login definition is called by a way or
another. It is hard to say why without knowledge of the workflow of your
application. Is your /greeting action called when you hit a page issuing
the log ?
Cedric
Rick Smith wrote:
Have you tried to remove the associated
Rick Smith wrote:
Normally, the controller is called only when its definition is
inserted.
A search of my JSP source code directory confirms that I do not use the
tiles:insert tag at all, I'm using tiles:get: all my tiles are defined
in my tiles-defs.xml.
The tiles:get tag extends the
Hi,
The Tiles tabsLayout.jsp accept jsp URL and definition names. So,
using definition name in the tabList, as you porpose, should work. You
can check tabsLayout.jsp code to see how it works.
Cedric
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Subject:Using Struts tab layout
Date: Fri, 20
William Salvucci wrote:
with the following tiles-def, I can forward to layout.main and everything is fine:
definition name=layout.main path=/layoutMain.jsp
put name=header value=header.jsp /
put name=app value=layout.app /
put name=footer value=footer.jsp /
/definition
definition
Hi,
Each frame of a frameset is filled with a web page. Each one issue an
independent http request to the web server. So each page corresponding
to a frame should be publicly accessible on the web server, and can't be
under WEB-INF.
Cedric
Jeff Kyser wrote:
Hello,
I was trying to use a
Hi,
There is an (old) example of multi-channels in the Tiles distribution
from http://www.lifl.fr/~dumoulin/tiles/.
Be aware that this example has a lot of bad links, but the links
related to multi-channel should still working.
You can also find the following a valuable resource:
Normally, the controller is called only when its definition is
inserted. Are you sure that you don't insert the .login definition
from the pages you navigate ? What is the jsp for one of this page ?
Cedric
Rick Smith wrote:
I have a Tiles controller that has been simplified to write to
The current implementation of Tiles doesn't allow to change
dynamically the path/layout of a definition. This is an enhancement request.
A workaround is to have a struts action forwarding to different
definitions, according to the path you want to use.
Another trick is to have a jsp/tiles
The page of a frame should alway be publicly accessible. It is alway
possible to access it directly without the other associated frames. So,
you can't hide them.
Cedric
Cedric
Jeff Kyser wrote:
Hey Cedric,
Thanks for the response. I guess I'd figured out I couldn't put them
under
Hi,
ajTreece wrote:
Afternoon folks...
I've got a web site that uses Struts (v1.x) and Tiles exclusively and
it works great. The challenge is that I have been asked to include
some code from another group that displays a couple of menu drop
downs. They want to keep control of this
Hi,
The beanName and beanScope attributes are only allowed in a jsp tag
tiles:add They are not allowed in a definition declared in the
config file.
The reason is that there is no beans declared in the config file, so
you can't reference one.
One can expect that using beanName in the
In the tiles config file, you specify the key of the resource
(value=form.label.name), and in your menu layout, insert the resource
from its key with the bean:message ... struts tag:
replace %=item.getValue()% with bean:message
key=%=item.getValue()% /
Cedric
Mick Knutson wrote:
I want
There is no replacement (yet ?) for
DefinitionsUtil.setActionDefinition(..).
Cedric
Martin Denham wrote:
Hi,
Many of the example actions which come as part of the Tiles package use
DefinitionsUtil which has been deprecated.
I have copied the example actions in my code but would like to get
Hi,
There is an old example in the tile distribution from
http://www.lifl.fr/~dumoulin/tiles/. This example was based on an old
version of the tiles-doc.war, and some links aren't working. But, the
example show how you can write a definition factory to serve a multi
-channel application.
, or
catch the exception in the action and do a forward accordingly.
* Wait for the next release which will provide a better exception
handling mechanism. This can take some times :-(
Cedric
Thomas Oldervoll wrote:
Cedric Dumoulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Actually, the tiles:insert ... tag
Nimish Chourey , Tidel Park - Chennai wrote:
Hi All ,
Looking at the examples of Tiles , I could make out that if you see
a pattern in your JSP's then they could be easily factored into templates or
what you can also called as tiles . For eg . you can divide your page in
terms of Menu , Header
tiles:initComponentDefinitions ... to re-initialize the
factory? We're working here with a Websphere App. Server and would like to
do that without restarting the server/whole application.
Thanks,
bas marco.
Dienstag, 27. Mai 2003 15:51
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cc:
From: Cedric Dumoulin [EMAIL
Hi,
There is a simple example of usage in tiles-documentation.war under
test/testRole. In brief, when you specify a role, the insert is
performed only if the user is in requested role. Otherwise the tag is
skipped.
You can refer to the documentation of insert .. tag
The error message says that the definition factory is not found. Have
you initialized the tile plugin ?
Cedric
Vernon wrote:
1. The error message:
root cause
javax.servlet.ServletException: Can't get definitions factory from
context.
at
Yes you can build the tiles from the sources. You need to compile
classes under o.a.s.tiles and o.a.s.taglib.tiles.
Another simplest solution is to get the struts.jar, rename it to
tiles.jar, open it with winzip or whatever you want, and suppress all
the classes not related to tiles.
Cedric
There is some differences:
* Xml definitions are store in a factory; they can be inserted with
insert name=aDefinition; they are declared in a centralized
file, they can be declared using inheritance; they can be used in
a struts forward ... tag; they need the initialization of
(tiles, valdator, struts-html, struts-bean, ...) into
differents jars ?
a good advantage is not to wait struts versioning for an enhancement on one
of these components.(very similar to the commons-XX.jar files)
Guillaume
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Hi,
How do you insert your tiles ? Do you use the tiles:insert
name=home.main tag, an action forward name =home.main / or
something else ? You should use one of insert or forward.
Cedric
Stephen Smithstone wrote:
Hi all got a problem with a tiles contoller heres the controller code
.
Cedric
regards,
Shirish
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Subject: Re: Tiles Question:Diff between jsp and XML tiles
definations...
There is some differences:
* Xml definitions
Hi,
The download from the cited site should run.
The tutorial is in tiles-doc.war. It should run immediately, unless
you have a configuration problem (missing jars, bad parser version, ...).
The tutorial in this dist is based on a now old struts 1.1 pre beta
version.
If you want to use
to run the tiles tutorial with struts 1.1.
regards,
Shirish
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Subject: Re: Probelm with Tiles download...
Hi,
The download from the cited site should run
Hi,
The provided code should work with Tiles if you have set the
TilesRequestProcessor.
The problem is that the jsp spec forbid the use of forward once the
response is committed. But the jsp spec also said that a response is
committed when you do an insert(). Tiles, and Templates, use
Yes, it is possible. There is no simple API to do that, but take a
look at the TilesRequestProcessor.processTilesDefinition(...) method to
know how it is done by the struts servlet.
What you should do is:
* retrieve the definition from the factory
* create the new tile context from
org.apache.struts.tiles.TilesRequestProcessor: java.lang.ClassCastException: org.apache.struts.tiles.TilesUtilImpl
Am I going in the right direction?
T.
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Sent: 02 April 2003 09:58
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Problem
Hi,
The Tiles tags only insert the content of the specified pages. There
is no extra insertion. So, your problem should come from one of your
pages having this extra character. Check particularly the layout jsp ...
Also, try to isolate the exact location in your pages where this extra
car
Hi,
The tiles:insert tag don't check if the attribute is a list because
element of the list can be of several kind (def name, URL, Item, custom
bean, ...). Doing an insert on a attribute of type list doesn't means
that you want to insert each element of the list. Maybe you simply want
to
Hi,
If you use your own defined Item class, you can disable the xml
validation to add your extra properties (set the appropriate option in
the TilesPlugin).
Also, you can use the bean tag instead of item:
bean classname=...
set-property property=... value=... /
set-property property=
the lines of instanceof, if the property is a list-type, then process each member of the list to the page? I thought everyone was getting away from scriptlets
-Jacob
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Sent: Mon 3/31/2003 3:50 AM
To: Struts Users
Joel Wickard wrote:
Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
Hi,
The definition from the tiles file are stored in the factory.
You should use the following to insert a definition:
tiles:insert name=admin /
the above method of trying to insert the predefined defs results in
the following exception when
Hi Richard,
The scope attribute in an insert is used to specify the jsp scope from
which a definition should be retrieved. Definition can be stored in a
jsp context by the user or with the help of the tiles:definition .. tag.
Definitions declared in the tiles config file are NOT stored in
Hi Guillaume,
It is hard to say, I have never evaluated the cost of creation of a
new Date object.
You need to evaluate this cost, and compare it against a solution
where you cache the object. Maybe the Date implementation already do a
kind of caching !
If not, it should be simple to
Hi,
aps olute wrote:
Hi,
How to handle missing jsp pages so one does not get errors? Not all
these elements have ignore attributes, so how to handle them? Some of
these are in defs.xml and some are in the regular jsp files.
1. on the putlist listed under item value=... links=.../
2. on the
Hi,
The definition from the tiles file are stored in the factory.
You should use the following to insert a definition:
tiles:insert name=admin /
Check the tag syntax :-)
Cedric
Joel Wickard wrote:
Here's the first few lines of the root cause of the exception I'm
getting:
root cause
Niesen, Nathan wrote:
I basically have the same questions. I've been searching the user docs and
mailing lists trying to get a handle on what modules were intended to do,
what modules can and can't do, and how I can use modules to improve my
application framework. It appears to me that the
Hohlen, John C wrote:
I'm looking for some help on how to configure the Tiles and Validation
Plug-Ins. A lot of the good books (Struts In Action, Programming Jakarta
Struts, etc.) and replies to the mailing list address these topics
independently, but not collectively. In addition, I took a
Kevin Cramer wrote:
I was playing around with this more and if I include the tile with the
controller directly in the JSP with the tiles:insert definition=
tag then it works. If I use the tiles:insert name= tag which
refers to an attribute which dynamically defines the definition / JSP
to use
Hi,
If you use a class as controller, you need to implement the Controller
interface, which define only one method:
public void perform(ComponentContext tileContext,
HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response,
ServletContext
It is hard to say what is wrong without more information ;-).
Jasper report an error while it try to convert the jsp page ?
Check your jsp for a tiles:put .. tag whith a path attribute, or
path as attribute value ... Then, check if your tag has the correct
syntax.
Cedric
Alonso,
Hi,
First of all, when you have a bad page not showing what you expect,
check the page source on the client side. Does the page contains the
image tags and so on ? Does the page is well formed ? Is there some
syntax errors ? Save the page, reload it from the server until you have
a correct
Hi,
When you use Tiles, you should better use absolute paths (relative to
the application). This is because you never know from where a tiles is
inserted, and so you don't know to what the path is relative with.
The only change that can explain the behavior change between 1.1b2 and
1.1RC1
Hi,
It is not possible in the actual version to retrieve the definition
name. It is an enhancement request for a next version.
The workaround is to add an attribute whose value is the definition name.
Cedric
Raible, Matt wrote:
I have the following definition in my tiles-config.xml:
Hi,
One important thing to remember when you use frames is that each frame
is a different page and and that each frame will issue a different
request to the server. So, it is not be possible to pass attributes from
one frame to another using the request context, or tiles !
You have to
Hi,
For those interested to discuss with me about Struts and Tiles, I will
be this Saturday 22 march in Paris at the bookstore Le Monde en
'tique' from 16h to 18h (www.lmet.fr).
Cedric
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Check the struts archive. There is some answer to this question.
You can also check for the thread Sell me on Tiles
Cedric
Nathan Steiner wrote:
I am fairly new to struts, and was just getting comfortable with templates,
and now must dig into tiles.
With tiles, from what I can gather, you
A possible workaround:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=%=request.getContextPath()%/css/onelook_ie.css
Cedric
Mark Zeltser wrote:
Example:
Global Tile:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=html:rewrite
page='/css/onelook_ie.css'/
Regualar reference, html output:
link
Hi,
The useAttribute tag doesn't perform any type conversion. When you
specify a classname, the tag will do something like:
Classtype varName = (Classtype)request.getAttribute( attributeName );
So, there is no way to specify primitive types.
Cedric
Alban Soupper wrote:
Hi all,
Just a
Alban Soupper wrote:
Thanks,
So what it the common use for passing boolean value to tiles:
via a String attribute ?
Alban.
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Sent: mardi, 18. mars 2003 11:24
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Subject: Re: useAttribute and simple
Import the tile attribute in one of the jsp scope:
tiles.importAttribute name=OBJECT_NAME /
Then, you can use it in your tag as el expression.
If you need to use it as java variable, use tiles:useAttribute
name=.../
Check the tag syntax to know more ...
Cedric
Sloan Seaman wrote:
Is
Hi,
The better reading is the tiles sources ;-).
A tile context is created each time a tile is inserted. A tile can be
inserted with insert ..., or by a forward clause in a struts action.
When the context is created, it is initialized with the definition
attribute if any.
The tile context
a baseLayout and all children on the
fly? Is it possible - can I just point to a specific tiles-config.xml after
they login?
I realize this is possible using stylesheets and some fancy CSS, but I'd
like to explore doing this using Tiles.
Thanks,
Matt
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Affan Qureshi wrote:
Hi,
I have implemented the TabLayout as described in the examples and works
well. I want to define sub tabs under the main Tabs. So my requirement would
be like having putList elements inside putList elements(which is not
possible in DTD) so that I can define nested lists.
The extends attribute refer to a definition in the factory
(initialized from the config file). The definitions define directly in a
jsp page are not stored in the factory, but in a jsp context, so they
can't be found by the extends attribute. This is certainly something to
improve, but the
Hi,
Tiles allows to build pages dynamically. However, you should not use
this functionality all the time ;-).
In you r case, you can have a login page, an error page (or more),
and other pages. Each page is build by assembling tiles, and by using a
common layout, header, footer, ...
To
Hi,
I think that the problem comes from the fact that you put the pages
belonging to one module under the WEB-INF umbrella. If you move your
broken1.jsp to /StrutsIssues/admin/broken1.jsp, and change the
definition tile.broken1 accordingly, all work fine:
definition name=tile.broken1
*type=org.apache.struts.webapp.tiles.test.NoForward
*forward name=successpath=test.action.noforward/
* /action
* /pre
* @author Cedric Dumoulin
* @version $Revision: 1.2 $ $Date: 2002/11/16 04:58:47 $
*/
public final class NoForward extends Action
It is possible to change a definition attribute like the path on the
fly, but this will not change all the child definitions has you expect.
This is because in the actual implementation all definitions have
their own copy of the attributes. There is no lookup to the parent value.
Cedric
Hi Chris,
Chris Butler wrote:
So, I've been using struts for a while... even back when Tiles used to
be called Components. :-)
I'm pretty impressed with how far things have come and how useful the
framework is...
Anyway, I'm new to using nested tags and am trying to use them in
combination with
Hi,
Affan Qureshi wrote:
I have divided the modules(logical) in my application in a Tab layout. I
want to show different pages under the same tab at various points in the
application. It means the putList items change all the time. If I want to
extend and override the values inside the putList
Hi,
Paul Hodgetts wrote:
Should I be able to do the following localization using
extended tiles definitions?
In tiles-defs.xml:
tiles-definitions
definition name=.page.base page=/default-layout.jsp
put name=header value=/header.jsp/
put name=footer value=/footer.jsp/
reason, i consider that
being a unlucky design for me, because i have to at least vesion my own
tiles.jar or do some dirty subclassing your tag.
I would appreciate your comment.
Greets Jörg
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version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1 ?
Hope this help,
Cedric
Eric Chow wrote:
Hi Cedric,
The returned page has appropriate encoding tag.
Eric
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Subject: Re: Tiles and appending request parameters
Hi,
I think that the problem is not related to the Tiles. What
Kuzminski, Nicolas wrote:
Besides, any one knows if it's posible to have an url association with tiles definitions, as we have with actions and, for example, /*.do urls?
It would be great to have, let's say, /*.def requests
You can post an enhancement request in bugzilla ;-)
Hi,
A tile attribute is only visible in its tile, not in its parent, not
in the sub tiles.
You should pass the attribute explicitly from the current tile to the
inserted tile, or put the value in the request context:
tiles:insert attribute=header
tiles:put name=title beanName=title
Fabio Mancinelli wrote:
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Hi,
It looks like your unlucky using Tiles ;-).
Thank you for your answers. I admit that some of my questions were a bit
brain-damaged :) Anyway passing a definition
an exception. This exception is not catched
by the jsp mechanism because the output stream has already been flushed ...
Cedric
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Sent: Dienstag, 04. März 2003 18:35
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: how to catch
Check if the returned page (the page source in the browser) has the
appropriate encoding tag.
The page encoding is usually set in your template.jsp file.
Cedric
Eric Chow wrote:
Hi,
I want to display some Chinese in JSP(Customer Tag).
If my JSP as following: (showChineseContent.jsp)
Hi,
I think that the problem is not related to the Tiles. What you want is
to be able to add a request parameter to the current requestResponse.
When Tiles include the controller via its url, is simply do an
include, and doesn't modify the requestResponse object. So, you still
have all the
Hi,
If you use Tiles, and want to extends the RequestProcessor, you need
to extend the TilesRequestProcessor. This later extends the
RequestProcessor, so you transitively extends it also.
The TilesRequestProcessor purpose is to catch the definition names
used in urls. If a struts url
Hi,
Once again ;-) :
The attributes of a tile are only accessible from this tile, not from
its sub- tiles or its parent. Attributes of a tile are like parameters
of a method: they are only visible in this method.
It is why you can't access the title attribute owned by the layout
from the
) at
org.apache.struts.taglib.tiles.InsertTag$InsertHandler.doEndTag(InsertTag.ja
va:817) at
Again, the page memberDetailShowHead.jsp is put at the beginning of
memberDetail.jsp and not where the tiles:insert attribute=bodyHead
flush=false/ tag is.
Thank you very much
Roland
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.myAttributeName.myAttribute
It should work. In fact Tiles use the BeanUtils library. So, if this
library support it, Tiles support it also.
Cedric
Thanks.
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Gesendet: Dienstag, 4. März 2003 11:33
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: Tiles Body question
The configuration you propose should work. All example ship with
struts are based on this kind of nesting
Hi,
It looks like your unlucky using Tiles ;-).
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Hi all,
Sorry for this lengthy mail but I am getting crazy!
I am working with Struts and Tiles and I am developing a small site to
test (and stress this technology)
I
I suppose that your exception is thrown by a tiles:insert ... tag in
a jsp.
This exception is thrown by the tiles framework, which know nothing
about the struts exception mechanism, so it can't be used. The exception
is then propagated by the tag handler and reach the jsp page (the tile
Hi,
The Tiles config files should contain the resource keys (put
name=title value=a.key /). You use this keys in the jsp file in
conjunction with tags accepting such keys:
tiles:importAttribute /
bean:write name=a.key /.
You can implement your own SmartMenuItem, taking a key as input, and
Hi,
Have you tried to set flush=true in your insert tags ?
Cedric
Roland Berger wrote:
Hi all
tiles:insert does not insert the jsp page where it should.
I have the following setup:
In my master Layout (classicLayout.jsp) I have the tag:
Code snippet start of
A Tiles controller is associated to the tile being inserted. The
controllers are called when a tiles is inserted. They are declared in
the insert tag, or in the definition tag which is used by insert.
The put tag is used to specify an attribute which is passed to the
insert. So, the
You can have a body acting as a body template which in turn insert
other bodies ...
Cedric
James Prance wrote:
In a classic template, the header, footer and menu could be common across
your application.
However the body would likely change depending on the business process.
Is there a way
Hi,
BaTien Duong wrote:
Hello Cedric and the group:
Issue: need to retrieve properties of *myBean* in user session scope as
values for tiles attributes in request scope.
You can't set the scope of a tiles attribute: a tiles attribute is
defined with put nested in an insert. A tile attribute
.
Roland.
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Betreff: Re: Tiles Body question
You can have a body acting as a body template which in turn insert
other bodies ...
Cedric
James
Hi,
Tiles doesn't use any javascript. It is a framework to build pages by
assembling small pieces (tiles) on the server side. However, you can use
your own javascript in tiles ...
There was a discussion Sell me on tiles in the mailing list. Check
the mailing list archive:
look forward to seeing the document.
Is this a feature which may be added to Tiles at a future date?
Or is this too specialized?
Thanks again,
- John
On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 10:46 AM, Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
Hi,
The answer is yes, but it need some coding.
The default definition
Hi,
James Young wrote:
When using Tiles with multiple modules (with
moduleAware=true), consider the following JSP
fragment:
tiles:insert page=/myTemplate.jsp
tile:put name=main value=/myMain.jsp/
tile:put name=menu value=../myMain.jsp/
/tiles:insert
1. Are both /myTemplate.jsp and /myMain.jsp
. Is there something like
eval() that I can use?
Thanks in advance,
Jean
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Sent: February 26, 2003 3:48 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Frames and the Tile PutList
Hi,
The extra '[' ']' are there because you declare the apps
Hi,
The answer is yes, but it need some coding.
The default definition factory doesn't provide a well know API to add
dynamically new definitions.
What you can do is to implement your own definition factory to provide
such functionality. You can extends the existing factory and add the
it could be done, it's like not being
able to finish puzzle.
Anyway cheers!,
Jean
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Sent: February 27, 2003 1:31 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Frames and the Tile PutList
Hi,
I don't really understand what
Hi,
The extra '[' ']' are there because you declare the apps attribute as
a list. You should either declare it as a normal attribute (put .../),
or use an index to peek up the appropriate element in the list (not
supported by getAsString or get or insert, you should get the list and
use a
The Tiles insert mechanism use the RequestDispatcher.include(...)
which only allows to include a resource from the same webapp. So, you
can't insert a tile from another war file.
A solution is to implement a tile that read its content from an
external location. But, the external location will
Hi,
You should use tiles:insert name=sccLayout .../ rather than
tiles:insert beanName=sccLayout .../
beanName is for retrieving a definition from the jsp scope.
name is for retrieving a definition from the tiles factory.
Cedric
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Greetings,
I'm experienced with
The Tiles plugin is for initializing the Tiles framework in struts1.1
The Tiles framework can be used in Struts1.0.x. You need a special
tilesForStruts1.0.jar file, available in the distribution from
http://www.lifl.fr/~dumoulin/tiles/doc/download.html. Also, the setup
differ. Check the
David Graham wrote:
The controllerClass attribute doesn't appear to be hooked into the
Struts exception handling mechanism so I tried controllerUrl. I
pointed the controllerUrl attribute at a /something.do action. That
action throws an exception which does get delegated to the exception
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