Sorry Dave, but I don't understand what you mean by every result needs a definition. Can you give me an example please ? Do you mean for every single page on the site I need a definition ? And for each single action ? What do I put in the body ? The page I need to display ? if so, what's the point of using tiles, I can just go ahead and include this pages fragments in my files ?

Ok let say I have an action :

       <action name="search" class="action.SearchAction">
           <result name="success">/pages/results.jsp</result>
           <result name="ERROR">/pages/exception.jsp</result>
       </action>

How do I get around this ?
The way I though tiles work is just like a master page in .net where you create a template and then every single page on that site is decorated and encapsulated in that master page, therefore resulting in a consistent look and feel without a lot of efforts. Is this the case with tiles ?

Dave Newton wrote:
--- Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
but it seems to me that I have to configure it for each single page which doesn't make sense to me.

Every result that is a tile will have a corresponding
tile definition, otherwise how else would it know what
the tile was?

<tiles-definitions>
  <definition name="homeTiles"
              template="/pages/layout/layout.jsp">
    <put name="title" value="Home"/>
    <put name="header"
         value="/pages/layout/header.jsp" />
  </definition>
</tiles-definitions>

in /pages/layout/layout.jsp :

    <tiles:insertAttribute name="body"/>

Where do you define "body"?

d.



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