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[Jim Richards <gr...@cyber4.org>]

One of the problems I'm having with <template:include/> and probably
more with the XML nature of JSP is that <html:XXX> form elements
have to be within <html:form></html:form> tags, and no in an include
used by <template:include/>.

I have common components that different forms use, but have to do
either a cut-n-paste(tm) or use <%@ include ... %> instead?

Any thoughts?


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Re: more questions

[Cedric Dumoulin <ce...@lifl.fr>]

  Hi,

    I think that inserting Components or Templates using <html:xxx>
within  <html:form></html:form> should work.
  For this to be possible, <html:XXX> tags should use request context
rather than  page context to store/pass bean. I have read in previous
mails that all <html:xxx> tags are in the process to be changed in order
to use request context. May be some are not fully changed, or may be you
use an old Struts library ?

    Cedric

Jim Richards wrote:

> One of the problems I'm having with <template:include/> and probably
> more with the XML nature of JSP is that <html:XXX> form elements
> have to be within <html:form></html:form> tags, and no in an include
> used by <template:include/>.
>
> I have common components that different forms use, but have to do
> either a cut-n-paste(tm) or use <%@ include ... %> instead?
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> --
> Kumera - a new Open Source Content Management System
> for small to medium web sites written in Perl and using XML
> http://www.cyber4.org/kumera/index.html