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Hello,
I have a question regarding the best practise in
page design using struts. One common problem is that a page is composed of
several jsp-pages. Normally one would do this using frames, but struts allows a
solution with tables and <struts:include>-tags.
* IMHO different frames lead to different
request-paths, as every frame is an independent page. In the case of
<struts:include> tags, will I get a single request, or one for each page
?
* Is it possible to refresh a frame or an included
page programmatically from another page/action ? What I'm looking for is
something as a forward tag with a target property.
Regards
Nikolaus
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- Re[2]: Design question: Frames or <inc... Matthias Kerkhoff
- Re: Design question: Frames or <includes> Craig R. McClanahan

