Perhaps this is a totally bad idea, but I'd like to make Tiles out of
portions of forms that get reused a lot (ala address).
How I've done this is to pass a bean from my form into the tile when
inserting it. However, the rendered HTML doesn't contain the name of the
bean I passed in to the tile, and so none of the setters will work. Here is
some relevant code:
Calling the tile from a page:
First Example: comes from the firstTileList property of the
TileExampleForm<BR>
<tiles:insert name="tile.example" flush="false">
<tiles:put name="actionTileBean" beanName="TileExampleForm"
beanProperty="firstTileList" beanScope="request" />
</tiles:insert>
Inside the actual tile (note non-relevant code has been ommitted)
<tiles:importAttribute name="actionTileBean" ignore="false"/>
<nested:root name="actionTileBean">
.
.
.
<nested:iterate id="action" property="actionList">
<tr>
<td>
<nested:equal name="actionTileBean" property="selectable"
value="true">
<nested:checkbox property="selected"/>
</nested:equal>
<nested:write property="actionId" />
</td>
Where firstTileList (that becomes actionTileBean) is a normal bean with a
collection called actionList, holding beans that have a boolean selected
property.
Is this just a bad idea or is there a good, clean way to do this?
Chip Paul
Sr Software Engineer
ComFrame Software Corporation
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