We've been asking the same question around here. I think there two issue with tiles: 1. The first is documentation, only after reading Rick Hightower's did I discover some of the more useful features of tiles. I've found that with struts that tiles is the weakest kink in terms of documentation and tutorials.
2. Second it seems be limited in advanced features (I appreciate this could be due my lack of knowledge and issue 1), but I'd love to see more scripting support within tiles. I've tried some other template frameworks but I still prefer tiles. In short our feeling was rather than write tiles off improve our understanding of the product and press for better documentation from the developers. I'm happy to help on this side of things I guess I'd appreciate it if somebody with a bit better knowledge of the workings of tiles could take the lead. Z. > Michael Jouravlev wrote: > >> So, the question I am asking: what are the real benefits of using >> Tiles if I use JSP includes + XHTML/CSS for layout/styling? Can most >> of Tiles features be implemented with XHTML/CSS? > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
