Hi, > >>>>> "Ken" == Ken Domen <Domen> writes: > > Ken> Do we have to create a separate content.jsp for > every content that's > Ken> different? > Ken> Doesn't that mean that you have to create 2 jsp's > for every page that's > Ken> different? > > Ken> Is there a way to make the content dynamic so that I > don't have to create an > Ken> extra JSP page per content change? > > Ken> <template:put name='content' content='/login.jsp'/> > > Ken> Can the above be: > > Ken> <template:put name='content' content='<%=dynamic_value%>'/> > > I have not used this, but you might consider looking at the > Struts "Tiles" > taglib, instead of using the Struts "template" taglib. I > don't believe you get > any more "dynamic" flexibility, but if you have two (or more) > pages that only > differ by the value of the "content" attribute, then instead > of creating a > separate JSP page for each variation, you can just specify an > additional > element in the Tiles configuration file. This makes the > content variations a > little easier to manage. > > If you're interested, read the recent article in JavaWorld > about Tiles.
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