Yes, that would be template file name.
musachy
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Ignacio de Córdoba wrote:
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> OK. Thanks for the advice. I tried to use Tiles2 because my user interface is
> used with Tiles2. If I get a Tile for the email, the email received has the
> same look&feel as the web pa
OK. Thanks for the advice. I tried to use Tiles2 because my user interface is
used with Tiles2. If I get a Tile for the email, the email received has the
same look&feel as the web pages. And I can re-use JSP/JSTL/OGNL parts.
I'll give FreeMarker a try... just a question... in the code you sent...
The thing is that neither JSP nor Tiles are designed for what you want
to do. BTW, FreeMarker is already in your application.
musachy
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 2:19 PM, Ignacio de Córdoba wrote:
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> hi again,
> thanks for your reply. I've never used FreeMaker or Velocity. I use
> Tiles2... can you
hi again,
thanks for your reply. I've never used FreeMaker or Velocity. I use
Tiles2... can you figure out if your solution can be solved with Tiles2. I
wouldn't like to get into those, I'm sure great, technologies only for this.
Thanks,
Ignacio
Musachy Barroso wrote:
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> I don't know how to f
I don't know how to fix it, but i would never use JSP for this. I
would suggest you use FreeMarker or Velocity which will be very easy
to get working and won't break across different containers/versions.
For example, for FreeMarker (which will be in the classpath already),
I use this:
public stati
Hi there,
I had a working solution that was fine for struts1 and doesn't work with
struts2.
The scenario is evey time the application needs to send a mail from an
action (for example, when a user signs up, the system sends him a welcome
mail)
My solution got the JSP the following way:
pu
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