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cpanon,
On 5/1/2011 7:31 PM, cpanon wrote:
> I have an odd but systemic problem with an otherwise working implementation.
> I
> am unable to get any technique to dynamically recalculate a page from an
> action. I have tried the following
> 1. Defined a frameset with the "top" frame specified in realtime with jstl.
> It
> works the first time, there after even though I am positive I ave set the
> elements in my form bean for the new jsp, it fails to recalculate and show
> the
> different jsp. The second time is, of course the exact same approach that
> works
> the first time, nothing changes and neither does the inclusion of the new jsp
> the second time.
> 2. Tiles. Defined a template, this time without a frameset, very standard
> header, body, footer. Defined tiles-defs.xml to extend the template and
> just
> change the put for the body. Again it does not recalculate, reprocess the
> page. How can this be. I am successfully forwarding the first time to a
> definition in the tiles-defs. The second time I am also doing the same,
> forwarding to a definition in tiles-defs and it does not work;I see the old
> previous result.
>
> 3. jsp:include. Define another template that simulates the Tiles approach
> but
> rather than named areas more primitively makes three rows in a table and uses
> jstl to pick off the correct jsp for that section. Again it fails after the
> first time. Even thought I specify a different name for the body, set it in
> the
> form bean, specify it as jsp:include page=${sessionScope.formBean.bodyName},
> it
> does not work, after the first time. Of course even when I first remove the
> formbean and populate it and add it to the session.
How about a larger portion of sample code, and an example of the HTML
output that /does/ work versus one that doesn't.
> How can I be having this systemic problem not alleviated by any of the
> different
> designs? Any one of these should have worked. To have all of them fail has
> cost me many days and worse. Any help appreciated.
My suspicion is that you are not using URLs that start with "/" and are
always rooted at the webapp's base. If you try to use relative URLs like
"../whatever" or "whatever/" then you will have weird problems because
the base path of the resource changes depending on what page the browser
is on.
- -chris
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