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recursive tiles
Hi,
I have the following definition in my tiles-defs.xml:
<definition name="mainTemplate" path="/mainTemplate.jsp">
<put name="title" value="${title}" />
<put name="header" value="/components/header.jsp" />
<put name="menu" value="/componentes/menu.jsp" />
<put name="body" value="" />
<put name="footer" value="/componentes/footer.jsp" />
</definition>
<definition name="tile.foo" extends="mainTemplate">
<put name="body" value="/foo.jsp" />
</definition>
In mainTemplate.jsp I have:
....
<tiles:get name="body"/>
....
What I want is to put more variable content in my foo.jsp, the same way I
put in mainTemplate.jsp
something like....
foo.jsp:
<tiles:get name="subBody1"/>
<tiles:get name="subBody2"/>
I tried some things here, but I always get a white screen in the body
region. (and I am not forgetting taglib in the beginning of jsp file).
Tks
Felipe
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Re: RES: recursive tiles
Posted by Felipe Nascimento <fe...@inf.puc-rio.br>.
I´ll try that
tks a lot.
Felipe
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam Hardy" <ah...@cyberspaceroad.com>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <st...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 8:18 AM
Subject: Re: RES: recursive tiles
Basically subbody1 & 2 are just extra tiles? Try this - your tiles-defs.xml:
<definition name="tile.foo" extends="mainTemplate">
<put name="body" value="/foo.jsp" />
<put name="subbody1" value="/foo2.jsp" />
<put name="subbody2" value="/minifoo.jsp" />
</definition>
in your mainTemplate.jsp, you would have:
<tiles:get name="body">
<put name="subbody1" beanName="subbody1"/>
<put name="subbody2" beanName="subbody2"/>
</tiles:get>
in your foo.jsp you would have:
<tiles:insert attribute="subbody1" />
I haven't actually done tiles to 3 levels deep, just 2, but I've never
heard of any problems with it.
Adam
On 12/01/2003 08:52 PM Felipe Nascimento wrote:
> That is my what I don´t know.
> I don´t know if I have to define the two components subbody1 and 2 in my
> foo.jsp (body file), or in my tiles-defs.xml.
> I suppose it is better in my tiles-defs.xml. So in foo.jsp I could only
> get the values and that´s it.
>
> Could you give a simple example of the definition in tiles-defs.xml, the
> getting and putting in foo.jsp?
>
> In your code bellow (<put name="subbody1" value="subbody1"/>) where is
> defined subbody1? The name is the name in tiles-defs? And value is the
> jsp page?
>
> Tks a lot
> Felipe
>
> -----Mensagem original-----
> De: Adam Hardy [mailto:ahardy.struts@cyberspaceroad.com]
> Enviada em: segunda-feira, 1 de dezembro de 2003 08:41
> Para: Struts Users Mailing List
> Assunto: Re: recursive tiles
>
>
> Hi Felipe,
> not quite sure exactly what you want to do - where do you expect
> subbody1 & subbody2 to come from? If you are defining them in your
> tiles-defs.xml then you need to pass them as variables explicitly to
> 'body' in your maintemplate:
>
> <tiles:get name="body">
> <put name="subbody1" value="subbody1"/>
> </tiles:get>
>
> HTH
> Adam
>
> On 12/01/2003 06:41 AM Felipe Nascimento wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have the following definition in my tiles-defs.xml: <definition
>>name="mainTemplate" path="/mainTemplate.jsp">
>> <put name="title" value="${title}" />
>> <put name="header" value="/components/header.jsp" />
>> <put name="menu" value="/componentes/menu.jsp" />
>> <put name="body" value="" />
>> <put name="footer" value="/componentes/footer.jsp" /> </definition>
>>
>><definition name="tile.foo" extends="mainTemplate">
>> <put name="body" value="/foo.jsp" />
>></definition>
>>
>>In mainTemplate.jsp I have:
>>....
>><tiles:get name="body"/>
>>....
>>
>>What I want is to put more variable content in my foo.jsp, the same
>>way I put in mainTemplate.jsp something like....
>>
>>foo.jsp:
>><tiles:get name="subBody1"/>
>><tiles:get name="subBody2"/>
>
>
>
>
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Struts validator with Date property ???
Posted by "Mauricio T. Ferraz" <ma...@cilix.com.br>.
In my Form a hava a property java.util.Date, I can use the validator Struts?
Or I just can have properties "Strings" ??? in my textfiels on form???
In the Struts' webapps has a example, the use only String to input of
data...
I got
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: argument type mismatch
Thanks, for help.
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Re: RES: recursive tiles
Posted by Adam Hardy <ah...@cyberspaceroad.com>.
Basically subbody1 & 2 are just extra tiles? Try this - your tiles-defs.xml:
<definition name="tile.foo" extends="mainTemplate">
<put name="body" value="/foo.jsp" />
<put name="subbody1" value="/foo2.jsp" />
<put name="subbody2" value="/minifoo.jsp" />
</definition>
in your mainTemplate.jsp, you would have:
<tiles:get name="body">
<put name="subbody1" beanName="subbody1"/>
<put name="subbody2" beanName="subbody2"/>
</tiles:get>
in your foo.jsp you would have:
<tiles:insert attribute="subbody1" />
I haven't actually done tiles to 3 levels deep, just 2, but I've never
heard of any problems with it.
Adam
On 12/01/2003 08:52 PM Felipe Nascimento wrote:
> That is my what I don´t know.
> I don´t know if I have to define the two components subbody1 and 2 in my
> foo.jsp (body file), or in my tiles-defs.xml.
> I suppose it is better in my tiles-defs.xml. So in foo.jsp I could only
> get the values and that´s it.
>
> Could you give a simple example of the definition in tiles-defs.xml, the
> getting and putting in foo.jsp?
>
> In your code bellow (<put name="subbody1" value="subbody1"/>) where is
> defined subbody1? The name is the name in tiles-defs? And value is the
> jsp page?
>
> Tks a lot
> Felipe
>
> -----Mensagem original-----
> De: Adam Hardy [mailto:ahardy.struts@cyberspaceroad.com]
> Enviada em: segunda-feira, 1 de dezembro de 2003 08:41
> Para: Struts Users Mailing List
> Assunto: Re: recursive tiles
>
>
> Hi Felipe,
> not quite sure exactly what you want to do - where do you expect
> subbody1 & subbody2 to come from? If you are defining them in your
> tiles-defs.xml then you need to pass them as variables explicitly to
> 'body' in your maintemplate:
>
> <tiles:get name="body">
> <put name="subbody1" value="subbody1"/>
> </tiles:get>
>
> HTH
> Adam
>
> On 12/01/2003 06:41 AM Felipe Nascimento wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have the following definition in my tiles-defs.xml: <definition
>>name="mainTemplate" path="/mainTemplate.jsp">
>> <put name="title" value="${title}" />
>> <put name="header" value="/components/header.jsp" />
>> <put name="menu" value="/componentes/menu.jsp" />
>> <put name="body" value="" />
>> <put name="footer" value="/componentes/footer.jsp" /> </definition>
>>
>><definition name="tile.foo" extends="mainTemplate">
>> <put name="body" value="/foo.jsp" />
>></definition>
>>
>>In mainTemplate.jsp I have:
>>....
>><tiles:get name="body"/>
>>....
>>
>>What I want is to put more variable content in my foo.jsp, the same
>>way I put in mainTemplate.jsp something like....
>>
>>foo.jsp:
>><tiles:get name="subBody1"/>
>><tiles:get name="subBody2"/>
>
>
>
>
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RES: recursive tiles
Posted by Felipe Nascimento <fe...@inf.puc-rio.br>.
That is my what I don´t know.
I don´t know if I have to define the two components subbody1 and 2 in my
foo.jsp (body file), or in my tiles-defs.xml.
I suppose it is better in my tiles-defs.xml. So in foo.jsp I could only
get the values and that´s it.
Could you give a simple example of the definition in tiles-defs.xml, the
getting and putting in foo.jsp?
In your code bellow (<put name="subbody1" value="subbody1"/>) where is
defined subbody1? The name is the name in tiles-defs? And value is the
jsp page?
Tks a lot
Felipe
-----Mensagem original-----
De: Adam Hardy [mailto:ahardy.struts@cyberspaceroad.com]
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 1 de dezembro de 2003 08:41
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Assunto: Re: recursive tiles
Hi Felipe,
not quite sure exactly what you want to do - where do you expect
subbody1 & subbody2 to come from? If you are defining them in your
tiles-defs.xml then you need to pass them as variables explicitly to
'body' in your maintemplate:
<tiles:get name="body">
<put name="subbody1" value="subbody1"/>
</tiles:get>
HTH
Adam
On 12/01/2003 06:41 AM Felipe Nascimento wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following definition in my tiles-defs.xml: <definition
> name="mainTemplate" path="/mainTemplate.jsp">
> <put name="title" value="${title}" />
> <put name="header" value="/components/header.jsp" />
> <put name="menu" value="/componentes/menu.jsp" />
> <put name="body" value="" />
> <put name="footer" value="/componentes/footer.jsp" /> </definition>
>
> <definition name="tile.foo" extends="mainTemplate">
> <put name="body" value="/foo.jsp" />
> </definition>
>
> In mainTemplate.jsp I have:
> ....
> <tiles:get name="body"/>
> ....
>
> What I want is to put more variable content in my foo.jsp, the same
> way I put in mainTemplate.jsp something like....
>
> foo.jsp:
> <tiles:get name="subBody1"/>
> <tiles:get name="subBody2"/>
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Re: recursive tiles
Posted by Adam Hardy <ah...@cyberspaceroad.com>.
Hi Felipe,
not quite sure exactly what you want to do - where do you expect
subbody1 & subbody2 to come from? If you are defining them in your
tiles-defs.xml then you need to pass them as variables explicitly to
'body' in your maintemplate:
<tiles:get name="body">
<put name="subbody1" value="subbody1"/>
</tiles:get>
HTH
Adam
On 12/01/2003 06:41 AM Felipe Nascimento wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following definition in my tiles-defs.xml:
> <definition name="mainTemplate" path="/mainTemplate.jsp">
> <put name="title" value="${title}" />
> <put name="header" value="/components/header.jsp" />
> <put name="menu" value="/componentes/menu.jsp" />
> <put name="body" value="" />
> <put name="footer" value="/componentes/footer.jsp" />
> </definition>
>
> <definition name="tile.foo" extends="mainTemplate">
> <put name="body" value="/foo.jsp" />
> </definition>
>
> In mainTemplate.jsp I have:
> ....
> <tiles:get name="body"/>
> ....
>
> What I want is to put more variable content in my foo.jsp, the same way I
> put in mainTemplate.jsp
> something like....
>
> foo.jsp:
> <tiles:get name="subBody1"/>
> <tiles:get name="subBody2"/>
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