Can't you use a TilesController-class and manipulate your
tiles-attribute depending on some parameter in request scope?.
Doing so you only have to declare one action and one tiles-definition.
/Andreas
Ramadi Pearse wrote:
Does anyone have best practices on how to compose or
decorate stand-alon
David,
I don't have any exceptionally long files. I remember
Rick Reumann saying on this list too that he dumped
SiteMesh in favor of Tiles because of the buffering
problem. I never heard of anyone running
Tiles/SiteMesh together, although it is feasible.
Maybe I will just stick to creating tile
Dear Ramadi,
I would recommend using SiteMesh (it's a filter) while you continue using
Struts & Tiles.
If you have any exceptionally large pages you wish to display (i.e. pages
and pages and pages of content) you might want to watch out for String
buffer issues. Why? SiteMesh receives a complet
Wendy,
I need to put up some files that are long documents.
They won't change much, but are needed for the user.
Such are messages from the organization's president,
information about rules, legal info, etc. The
information will rarely change, but I need two
questions answered:
1) Is it the right
From: "Ramadi Pearse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Does anyone have best practices on how to compose or
> decorate stand-alone static content? It seems overkill
> to have to modify tile-defs.xml for each new static
> page I want to add to the website.
I see you asked a similar question that got no respon
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