Cedric Dumoulin wrote: >> - all the "pagelets" that comprise a full page can be generated as >>well-formed HTML documents. This makes it easier for them to be designed >>and built than other systems (e.g. Tiles) where a "pagelet" might be >>just a table (thinking real world/real people here: designers using >>Dreamweaver don't need to get their heads around editing pages at the >>code level). >> >> >> > > Tiles are regular jsp pages. They don't need to be a table at all. So a Tile >can be a well-formed HTML document built with any kind of ide like dreamweaver. >It is better to remove the extra <html> and <body> tag in order to not confuse >browsers, but this is not mandatory if browsers don't complain. > > > I've seen a couple of systems like this (that combine little pagelets into one dynamic page) that automatically strip out the outer tags. Maybe this could be built into Tiles? Perhaps it could be a attribute (bodyonly="true" ?)
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