You might look into the Tiles project (http://tiles.apache.org), that's
exactly what it's designed to do.
(*Chris*)
On 7/4/07, Ezra Jennings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tried using s:include with nested s:param tags, but could not read the
parameters using the s:property tag at all. The only way that I could
read
the parameter was by using:
<%= "param1:" + request.getParameter("param1") %>
as suggested in:
http://www.nabble.com/struts2-how-to-access-a-param-s%3Ainclude-tf2871075.html
I've had success with the following strategy (adapted to your example):
File: callPassRow.jsp
<tr id="sub-<s:property value="param1"/>">
<td class="canFade indent2"><s:property value="name"/></td>
<td class="canFade<s:property value="formattedDates"/> </td>
...
</tr>
File: Random jsp's
<s:set name="param1" value="%{'01234'}" scope="action"/>
<s:set name="name" value="%{'foo'}" scope="action"/>
<s:set name="formattedDates" value="%{'25Dec2006'}" scope="action"/>
<s:include value="/web/common/callpassRow.jsp" />
This feels like a Tiles-like strategy to me -- which is actually how I'm
using it:
pageToBeDisplayed.jsp:
<s:set name="analysisParameters" value="%{'includes/tile1.jsp'}"
scope="action" />
<s:include value="template.jsp" />
template.jsp:
<p>Some text</p>
<s:include value="%{#analysisParameters}" />
so that includes/tile1.jsp gets included in template.jsp which is used to
make pageToBeDisplayed.jsp
It may not be the speediest operation, but it does provide flexibility.
Hope this helps...
Ezra
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