Gregg Leichtman ha scritto:
I suppose that I could create a different definition like:
<definition name="/mainLayout" path="/tiles/layouts/siteLayout.jsp">
<put name="htmlHeader" type="template" value=""/>
<put name="header" type="template" value="/tiles/headerTile.jsp"/>
<put name="rightSideBar" type="template"
value="/tiles/rightSideBarTile.jsp"/>
<put name="footer" type="template" value="/tiles/footerTile.jsp"/>
</definition>
<definition name="/htmlHeaderPage" extends="/mainLayout">
<put name="htmlHeader" type="template"
value="/tiles/htmlHeaderTile.jsp"/>
</definition>
and then use
<tiles:insert name="/htmlHeaderPage" />
This is the *right* way!
however, I have used the previous method for rendering the "put" described
_within_ the definition successfully under Tomcat with shale-1.0.3. This is also
described by Dick Starr at:
http://www.nabble.com/Shale-1.0.3-and-Tiles-Question---Tag-Question-t2204571.html#a6288731
I suppose that Dick describes an already fixed bug, since its NPE stack
trace points to a line where there is no code.
Are both of use doing different things?
Sure! You are trying to forward to a layout page without filling
attributes, you have to forward to a page that contains a <tiles:insert
name="definitionName" />
Dick did the right thing.
If so, can you point out what I'm doing that is different or something that is
now obsolete in shale-1.0.4?
It has nothing to do with Shale, eventually it is a Tiles bug (though in
this case is a bug of yours :-) ).
Ciao
Antonio
