Per Jørgen Walstrøm ha scritto:
<tiles:insert definition="myLayout">
<tiles:put name="body" type="string">
<logic:iterate id="outageElement" name="searchForm"
property="region1Papers">
<tiles:insert page="/nextPage.jsp" flush="false"/>
</logic:iterate>
</tiles:put>
</tiles:insert>
and my nextPage.jsp contains this:
<bean:write name="outageElement" property="name"/>
Beans are not passed automatically to a tile, but they can be passed as
attributes.
Rewrite the first piece this way:
<tiles:insert definition="myLayout">
<tiles:put name="body" type="string">
<logic:iterate id="outageElement" name="searchForm"
property="region1Papers">
<tiles:insert page="/nextPage.jsp" flush="false">
<tiles:put name="outageElement" beanName="outageElement" />
</tiles:insert>
</logic:iterate>
</tiles:put>
</tiles:insert>
And your nextpage.jsp will be:
<tiles:insert attribute="outageElement" />
<tiles:importAttribute name="outageElement" />
<bean:write name="outageElement" property="name"/>
HTH
Antonio
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