Standalone Tiles works for me. In tiles.xml I use definitions like <definition name="/myDef" ...
My navigation rules are like <from-view-id>/myDef.jsp</from-view-id> I do not have to do an extra jsp containing a <tiles:insert definition= ... for my tiles - except for my very first tile (a jsp:forward from index.jsp). I am using the 8/3/06 release. Dick -----Original Message----- From: Baker,Jonathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 6:28 AM To: Shale User Group (E-mail 2) Subject: TilesViewHandler According to the Documentation for the shale-tiles TilesViewHandler: * Strips off the view ID's suffix (eg: "/tiles/test.jsp" becomes "/tiles/test") * Searches for a tile with the resulting name, with or without the leading slash (eg: "/tiles/test" or "tiles/test") I was not getting this behavior at all. My tile is defined as inbox, and my navigation rule points to /inbox.jsp. The view handler cannot successfully find the tile named inbox. I looked at the source for this class and even though the javadoc says that the leading slash is stripped off, I could find no code anywhere in that class that looked for the tile, and if it wasn't found stripped of a leading slash and looked for the tile again. If I remove the leading slash from my navigation rule, I get the follwoing error: (JspViewHandlerImpl.java:285) - ViewId must start with '/' (viewId = inbox.jsp) I am using the shale 1.03 release. Thanks for your help. JB
