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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Ove Ranheim <Ov...@fikse.net> on 2002/11/25 11:51:30 UTC
Programatically define Tiles Definitions (Struts Nightly)
Since the Template Tag now is deprecated, how do I mangage to solve this
issue with Tiles?
ContentMap cm = ContentMap contentMap = new ContentMap();
contentMap.put("top", new Content("page1.java", "false"));
contentMap.put("left", new Content("page2.java", "false"));
contentMap.put("right", new Content("page3.java", "false"));
contentMap.put("bottom", new Content("page4.java", "false"));
ContentMapStack.push(pageContext, cm);
Regards,
Ove Ranheim
ove@fikse.net
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Re: Programatically define Tiles Definitions (Struts Nightly)
Posted by micael <ca...@harbornet.com>.
Also, you know that deprecated does not mean you cannot use the tags,
right? The tags still are good. I am not suggesting anything, but
"deprecating" a tld is not really "deprecating," is it? If you want to use
it, use it. Like Yogi said about the striking baseball players (only in
reverse): "If they don't want to play, who is going to stop them?".
At 06:17 PM 11/29/2002 +0100, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You can access the current Tiles' context, and add/modify tile
> attributes (put).
> Also, you can create programatically a tile definition and instruct to
> use it. There is some examples in
> tiles-documentation/tests/testStrutsAction.jsp.
>
> Cedric
>
>Ove Ranheim wrote:
>
>>Since the Template Tag now is deprecated, how do I mangage to solve this
>>issue with Tiles?
>>
>> ContentMap cm = ContentMap contentMap = new ContentMap();
>> contentMap.put("top", new Content("page1.java", "false"));
>> contentMap.put("left", new Content("page2.java", "false"));
>> contentMap.put("right", new Content("page3.java", "false"));
>> contentMap.put("bottom", new Content("page4.java", "false"));
>> ContentMapStack.push(pageContext, cm);
>>
>>Regards,
>>Ove Ranheim
>>ove@fikse.net
>>
>>
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Re: Programatically define Tiles Definitions (Struts Nightly)
Posted by Cedric Dumoulin <ce...@apache.org>.
Hi,
You can access the current Tiles' context, and add/modify tile
attributes (put).
Also, you can create programatically a tile definition and instruct to
use it. There is some examples in
tiles-documentation/tests/testStrutsAction.jsp.
Cedric
Ove Ranheim wrote:
>Since the Template Tag now is deprecated, how do I mangage to solve this
>issue with Tiles?
>
> ContentMap cm = ContentMap contentMap = new ContentMap();
> contentMap.put("top", new Content("page1.java", "false"));
> contentMap.put("left", new Content("page2.java", "false"));
> contentMap.put("right", new Content("page3.java", "false"));
> contentMap.put("bottom", new Content("page4.java", "false"));
> ContentMapStack.push(pageContext, cm);
>
>Regards,
>Ove Ranheim
>ove@fikse.net
>
>
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