Greg Reddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Aug 30, 2006, at 8:40 AM, Mehdi Bahribayli wrote:
> II. I think you have misunderstood what I wanted to say. I think
> there is no need for /subviews/welcome.jspf because it is used just
> once and there is no need to put the contenet in a separate file. I
> think both /subviews/welcome.jspf and /views/welcome.jsp are one
> and same thing and should be integrated into one file. (5 elements
> instead of 6 elements)
Can you post the contents of these 2 files? It's hard to know
exactly what you are talking about without seeing that.
One thing that has often bothered me about Tiles in a standalone web
application is the need for a JSP page that "calls" a tiles
definition. If I understand your original question it sounds like
this is what is bothering you too. Consider the following from the
Tiles 2.0 test application:
tiles-defs.xml
In this case you have a tile called "doc.mainLayout". In most cases
you want to have a URL that pulls in the doc.mainLayout and replaces
the "body" component with something else. Right now you have to
create an intermediate JSP page:
intermediate.jsp
Right now, I don't think there's a way around that problem, but it's
perhaps a missing feature in Tiles that we will eventually correct.
More discussion on that in a separate thread.
Greg
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Yes, you get what I am talking about. So it is a missing feature of Tiles. Let
us talk about it in the new thread that you opened.
Mehdi
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