The order of execution is the order of <insert> tags in your template. Each
"fragment" is drawn and rendered at its place in the page.The only way to change
the order is to change the place of the <insert>. But this is very limited as
this changes the page rendering.
Tiles will not solves your problem here.
Normally, your code should not rely on the order of execution of the
"fragments".
Cedric
Ian Hunter wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I want the effect of including some JSP/Java at the template and the page
> level. That is I want to write code for every page, along with subsequent
> code on a per page basis. So far, I have used templates for page assembly.
> The problem is the order of execution of the 'fragments' seems
> indeterminate. Can anybody enlighten me as to how to do this correctly;
> would tiles give me some control over this?
>
> Many Thanks
> Ian Hunter
>
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