Ok I'll try to explain the whole process.
1) Create your "TilesAction". For example, take this example class:
package foo.bar;
public class MyAction extends org.apache.struts.tiles.actions.TilesAction
{
public ActionForward execute(ComponentContext componentContext,
ActionMappi
I'm not sure if i get it right, i still have a couple
doubts.
Take this definition:
...
...
Naturally i got a login page, would i have to redirect
the login (or just forward the login) to this
"TilesAction" and then manipulate my definition and
insert the real jsp page i want???
I have
think the best (and the most elegant) way to make dynamic tiles is by
using TilesAction. This because this class has knowledge of the use of
Tiles.
So write your TilesAction (it is similar to a plain Action, except of some
more parameters in the "execute" method). In the "execute" method put your
c
Hi,
i got a very ordinary problem.
I need to provide diferent menus for diferent people
that are logged in the application.
I don't know what i should do exactly to provide this
funcionality, because i don't really know what Tiles
allow me to do (i don't know it's potencial).
I got the following b
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