You might also consider Tiles-2 but not using the S2 plugin.  Then you aren't
limited by the need to declare the <result type=""> attribute.  This leaves
you free to do other things with the 'type', like jsf, for instance.

- Ray Clough


Jeromy Evans - Blue Sky Minds wrote:
> 
> Sol, I think they're both great and your should try both out  You need 
> to decide which is more suitable for each application you're building.
> If you use a lot of similar pages you'll appreciate the decorator 
> approach used by sitemesh. If you reuse a lot of components within a 
> page (and ajax) you'll appreciate tiles and the tiles result.
> Both are more productive and elegant than using plain-old JSPs and
> includes.
> 
> Alvaro Sanchez-Mariscal wrote:
>> My recommendation is sitemesh. Absolutly.
>>
>> Sitemesh uses servlet filters to decorate pages (faster), while tiles
>> uses jsp includes (slower).
>>
>> Alvaro.
>>
>> On 8/20/07, sol myr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>   
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>>   We're just migrating to Struts2, and we're trying to decide between
>>> Tiles and Sitemesh.
>>>   We've noticed that struts distribution (2.0.9) includes jars for both
>>> frameworks.
>>>
>>>   Could anyone please tell if one of them is recommended over the other,
>>> or serves as "standard de-facto" for Struts2 ?
>>>
>>>   Does one of them have better functionality, better design, better fit
>>> to the Struts2 architecture, etc?
>>>   And would you happen to know if they're both still in active
>>> development?
>>>
>>>   Thanks a lot.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>   
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