liooil wrote:
Sorry, Completion :
note if i code my tile like in the following, "authenticationLayout" tile does not exist as a JSP file ...
<!-- Page layout used as root for all pages. -->
<definition name="rootLayout" path="/tiles-rayouts/rootLayout.jsp">
<put name="header" value="/tiles-components/header.jsp"/>
<put name="body" value="/tiles-components/body.jsp"/>
<put name="footer" value="/tiles-components/footer.jsp"/>
</definition>
<!-- Authentication page --> <definition name="authenticationLayout" extends="rootLayout"> <put name="header" value="/tiles-components/header.jsp"/> <put name="body" value="/tiles-components/authentication.jsp"/> <put name="footer" value="/tiles-components/footer.jsp"/> </definition>
OK, all you have there are the XML-formatted definitions used by your webapp. You still need to have a JSP that uses the "tiles.tld" tag library and the "tiles:insert" tag to specify the appropriate definition [includes the layout]. That JSP is what you should specify in your action mapping as the input source.
I see that definitions of this nature can also be used as forwards, too, based on what I read not long ago in "Programming Jakarta Struts, 1st Ed." [O'Reilly], page 347.
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