Getting the current tile name in Tiles2

["Davis, Steve (Aurora)" <da...@uk.innovation-group.com>]

Hi
 
I have a tag handler that is auto included on every JSP page request by
virtue of the "include-prelude" directive in my web.xml
 
I want to determine in another of my JSP tags on this auto included page
the URI name of the tile currently being processed.
 
For example, when the tile page "banner.jsp" is loaded as a tile, the
JSP fragment "dataAccess.jspf" is auto included. This contains a tag
handler that gets the data for the tile. 
 
Unfortunately it only ever returns the template name i.e. "classic.jsp"
and not "banner.jsp"
 
Through debugging I can see that the requestDispatcherPath is indeed set
to "banner.jsp" but this is now accessible in the tag handler code (and
even if it was would be Catalina specific)
 
Any help gratefully received
 
Cheers Steve

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Re: Getting the current tile name in Tiles2

[Antonio Petrelli <an...@gmail.com>]

Please ask this question to the Tiles Users mailing list:
http://tiles.apache.org/mail.html
And please, clarify what you mean with "tile": do you mean "template"
or "attribute value"?

Antonio

2007/12/31, Davis, Steve (Aurora) <da...@uk.innovation-group.com>:
> Hi
>
> I have a tag handler that is auto included on every JSP page request by
> virtue of the "include-prelude" directive in my web.xml
>
> I want to determine in another of my JSP tags on this auto included page
> the URI name of the tile currently being processed.
>
> For example, when the tile page "banner.jsp" is loaded as a tile, the
> JSP fragment "dataAccess.jspf" is auto included. This contains a tag
> handler that gets the data for the tile.
>
> Unfortunately it only ever returns the template name i.e. "classic.jsp"
> and not "banner.jsp"
>
> Through debugging I can see that the requestDispatcherPath is indeed set
> to "banner.jsp" but this is now accessible in the tag handler code (and
> even if it was would be Catalina specific)
>
> Any help gratefully received
>
> Cheers Steve
>
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