On 26/05/05 19:46 Mariano Petrakovsky wrote:
I'm using Jsf with Struts and Tiles... displaying a header, a tree (at
left) and content.
The tree is big to reaload some time a request begin.
Frame is the my first idea... but... reading I'm found this link
http://www.jroller.com/page/rkischuk/20040601#struts_tiles_and_frames_don
I have a tiles.xml like this
-----
tiles-definitions>
<definition name="layout.main" path="/template/template.jsp">
<put name="header" value="/common/header.jsp" />
<put name="toolbar" value="/common/toolbar.jsp" />
<put name="menu" value="/common/navigation.jsp" />
<put name="menubar" value="/common/menu.jsp" />
</definition>
<definition name="/page1.tiles" extends="layout.main">
<put name="body" value="/page1.jsp" />
</definition>
....
---
The each page change only the body in the template... but all other parts
are realoded (header & menu's).
How resolve this? :S.. if Frames is the solution... how mix with the other
stuff?
You mix frames with the other stuff by specifying the target attribute
on your link and form tags.
I can't remember the exact values, but something like target="_top" will
cause the whole frameset to be reloaded with the next response, and
leaving it off will cause just your frame to be reloaded.
You can find the values of target on www.w3c.org. You can also name the
frames in the frameset and then use them as values for target.
However frames are no fun. If you are using XHTML and a tableless
layout, you should have fairly lean HTML that reloads quickly and your
users won't worry about the small increase in download time when using
tiles.
Adam
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