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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by ROSSEL Olivier <ol...@airbus.com> on 2002/11/19 16:22:23 UTC

Calling a JSP from a tile.

A JSP usually have a <html:html> main tag.
This tag is supposed (mainly) to provide a <html> tag in the output.

But if you call this JSP from a tile, you get an <html> tag
in the middle of your tile. Of course you do not want that.

Can the tag <html:html> check if a <html> has already been 
opened, and decide not to output its (unneeded) <html> tag.

This way, the JSP could be content-aware: if it's alone, it manages
everything, if it's inside a tile, it outputs only its body code.


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