I'm interested in implementing the Struts and Tiles frameworks for a web site (moving slowly toward web application). Is it possible, or even recommended to design something similar to the following for the static portions of a web site.
Assume Tiles have been defined to provide a common site wrapper. What's left is to select the body (jsp or Tile). Do this by defining a layout that will provide the site wrapper and receive that content/body (page or Tile) as a parameter. Then a generic "action" could grab the page requested from URL and put into common scope. The layout would grab the requested page name from the common scope and result in the requested page. An approach like this seems to simplify the adding of new content pages by eliminating configuration for tiles and struts. It seems this would also help when implementing a content management system that would simply add the content (body) portion of these pages. For example, once a body was added to the site, a request for that page would be successful with no additional configuration. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
