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i downloaded the 2.0.5 version of tiles, and i see the same issue
seems to be a pretty severe limitation of tiles
It's not a limitation, it's a bug :-)
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/TILES-232
Try using the SVN version of Tiles (branch
sorry
struts 2.0.11, and the tiles bundled with that version, which is tiles 2.0.4
thx,
- darren
Antonio Petrelli wrote:
Version of Struts and Tiles?
Antonio
2008/5/9 Darren James [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello All,
I have a flow that is basically a toplevel struts2 action having
i downloaded the 2.0.5 version of tiles, and i see the same issue
seems to be a pretty severe limitation of tiles
- darren.
Antonio Petrelli wrote:
2008/5/12 Darren James [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
struts 2.0.11, and the tiles bundled with that version, which is tiles 2.0.4
Please
Hello All,
I have a flow that is basically a toplevel struts2 action having a
result of type TilesResult. That tile
result has as one if it's attributes another struts2 action that also
has a result of type TilesResult.
So my tiles.xml looks like this (I've changed names and attributes to
actually struts is currently using ongl 2.6.11 correct? In fact the
problem that you reference
here http://jira.opensymphony.com/browse/OGNL-141, seems to indicate it
was the 2.6.11
version of the OGNL jar that introduced the problem. Can someone verify?
I would second the idea that this is a
property tag
instead. For example
s:set name=foo value=bar.baz/
I could not use ${#foo}, I had to use s:property value=#foo/.
Are there any other gotchas with ${} vs. s:property value=/
thanks peeps,
- darren.
Darren James wrote:
Hi all,
I'm fairly new to freemarker, and just started using
Hi all,
I'm fairly new to freemarker, and just started using in in the context
of a struts2
component tag. I was noticing that it seems like you can do this
${foo.bar}
anywhere in the template (vs. using the s.property tag), *but* only when
the top object on the value stack is the object
Hi Joachim,
This gives me something to start with. Time to dig into the struts2
source code to help me grok the sample you've provided.
thanks,
- Darren.
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
Hi Darren,
writing a simple Struts2 tag is not that difficult. But getting
started is.
The documentation of the
Hi Dale,
Yes, i'm familiar with writing JSP tags, although it's been quite
some time since i've done so. It took me about 1/2 an hour to
dust off the cobwebs and write a JSP tag extending BodyTagSupport
that did what I wanted it to do.
What I was more interested in is some guidelines similar
Hi All,
Does anyone (know of/have any) resources that cover writing a tag?
I want to write a struts2 body tag that sets some applications specific
state before it emits it's body, and clears the state once the body has
been emitted. Any tag-writers guides out there???
thanks in advance,
-
.
Darren James wrote:
Hi all,
I have a servlet that I want to include the result of a struts2 action
in the
response. I have a method that's called from my servlet's doGet method,
which does something along the lines of
.
RequestDispatcher requestDisp =
getServletContext
Hi all,
I have a servlet that I want to include the result of a struts2 action
in the
response. I have a method that's called from my servlet's doGet method,
which does something along the lines of
.
RequestDispatcher requestDisp =
Hi all,
I'm new to struts2 and have some questions about configuring Interceptors.
If your action does not define an interceptor does it get the default
one (i.e. defaultStack)?
e.g.
action name=MyAction class= // does this action get
the struts2 default interceptor stack
I recently downloaded the 2.0.11 distribution, and was able to find the
sources to
all of the java classes under the org.apache.struts2.*. However, i
did not see
the source for any of the com.opensymphony.xwork2.* classes. Is the
source
for these classes available?
thanks in advance,
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