<putList name="menu">
<!-- Item 1-->
<bean classtype="com.example.MyMenuItem">
<set-property property="value" value="Maintenance" />
<set-property property="myproperty" value="myvalue" />
</bean>
<!-- Item 2-->
<bean classtype="com.example.MyMenuItem">
<set-property property="value" value="Maintenance" />
<set-property property="myproperty" value="myvalue" />
</bean>
</putList>
HTH
-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 5 December 2006 10:20 AM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: SimpleMenuItem and tiles/putList
We have a home grown menu system we're using to display our web app's
menu system and it includes, amongst other things, a method that tells
whether or not the menu is visible. SimpleMenuItem does not have this,
however, our menu item does and we've extended this class.
We have some submenu items under a menu item that are constructed in a
tiles file w/ a <putList> element and the classtype is set to
SimpleMenuItem. Ideally, I would love to put our class name there and
use custom attributes on the <item> element to construct our menu item
but I can't seem to find a way to achieve this.
Failing that, I'm thinking we'll need to tweak the way we do the submenu
items...
Any ideas?
-adam
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