Hi there,
Had this problem before and as a quick work around found that the tile
defintion below worked nicely. Just pass the key to your title as a string
in the tiles definiton and then use a 'hack' to load the text for the key in
your JSP.
So....
<definition name="doc.mainLayout"
path="/jsps/layouts/classicLayout.jsp">
<put name="title" value="home.title"/><!-- key -->
<put name="header" value="/jsps/common/header.jsp"/>
<put name="footer" value="/jsps/common/footer.jsp"/>
<put name="body" value="doc.portal.body"/>
</definition>
and in my JSP used
<tiles:useAttribute id="titleKey" name="title"/>
<title><bean:message name="titleKey" scope="page"/></title>
Works a treat!
Hope this help
Tim Elcott.
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From: "ajTreece" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 11:51 AM
Subject: <bean:message> in a <tiles:insert>
> Folks...
>
> I've set up some tiles code that allows me to utilize a common look and
feel to
> a table. The tiles code needs two pieces of data to build the table. Here
is an
> example:
>
> <tiles:insert definition="small.green.box.layout" flush="true">
> <tiles:put name="title" value="/home/rasLinksHeader.jsp" />
> <tiles:put name="body" value="/home/rasLinks.jsp" />
> </tiles:insert>
>
> It is required that the "title" value be extracted form the messages
resource
> bundle with the <bean:message key="xxx"/> tag. My challenge is the only
way I
> can get it to work is if the "title" value points to a jsp who's only
action is
> to execute the <bean:message .../> tag. How do I utilize the
<bean:message> tag
> inside the <tiles:insert> block?
>
> I can handle the flames if this is obvious and I just can't see it....
>
> Thanks, ajTreece
>
>
>
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