The problem is that a Tiles definition is not a valid URL but an identifier that only Tiles can understand. The simplest thing you can do is making a simple JSP page with this code: (obviously include the "struts-tiles.tld" tag library)
<tiles:insert definition="doc.csr.body" /> and include this REAL page (with a valid URL I mean) in your frameset (for example using the html:frame tag). Ciao Antonio Petrelli Ashutosh Satyam wrote: >Hi, > Below is my tiles-defintion. > > <definition name="SubsSrch" path="/WEB-INF/mainLayout.jsp"> > <put name="title" value="My Title" /> > <put name="mainMenu" value="/menupanel.jsp" /> > <put name="mainHeader" value="/header.jsp"/> > <put name="mainBody" value="doc.csr.body"/> > <put name="mainFooter" value="/footer.jsp"/> > </definition> > > <definition name="doc.csr.body" path="/WEB-INF/configLayout.jsp"> > <put name="tab" value="/WEB-INF/pages/userTab.jsp"/> > <put name="body" value="/WEB-INF/pages/userSearch.jsp"/> > </definition> > >>From the action class, I make a forward to definition 'SubsSrch'. >The call does get forwarded to this definition. Apart from the 'mainBody' >which points to the definition 'docs.csr.body' all other contents are >shown. > > 'docs.csr.body' is the actual content page. On the brower it shows me > > HTTP Status 404 - /doc.csr.body > description: The requested resource (/doc.csr.body) is not available > >One more point - /WEB-INF/mainLayout.jsp ---- is divided into 4 frames. > 'mainBody' constitutes one of this frame, which is supposed to use > a different layout. > >Kindly suggest is my understanding wrong? >What is the correct solution to achieve this? > >Regards, >Ashutosh > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
