Re: Using jsps from another context

Rajesh Gupta wrote: Laurie Harper holoweb.net> writes: Rajesh Gupta wrote: Hi All, I have several common jsp's in a common webapp, which will be shared by all other web applications. I use tag to include jsp's from this common webapp. I can include jsp's , if they do not contain any str

Re: Using jsps from another context

Laurie Harper holoweb.net> writes: > > Rajesh Gupta wrote: > > Hi All, > > I have several common jsp's in a common webapp, which will be shared > > by all other web applications. I use tag to include jsp's from > > this common webapp. I can include jsp's , if they do not contain any struts

Re: Using jsps from another context

Rajesh Gupta wrote: Hi All, I have several common jsp's in a common webapp, which will be shared by all other web applications. I use tag to include jsp's from this common webapp. I can include jsp's , if they do not contain any struts specific things. But when i try to include a jsp with s

Using jsps from another context

Hi All, I have several common jsp's in a common webapp, which will be shared by all other web applications. I use tag to include jsp's from this common webapp. I can include jsp's , if they do not contain any struts specific things. But when i try to include a jsp with struts action (ex: ) ,

Using jsps from another context with tiles

Hi, I have several common jsps in a common webapp that I like to share with all the webapps, providing a consistent look'n'feel without needing to rewar all of them. With JSTL (c:import, c:url) I was able to use images and other files from that common context, so doing the same with the tiles defi