RE: Tiles - Support for conditional composite

[Navjot Singh <na...@net4india.net>]

hi richard,

I thought there is only part of the area that would differ based on roles --
user/corp/xyz
It seems your entire page will be different. In that case it does make sense
to

+ avoid tiles
OR
+ keep separate tiles for diff conditions.

My example works good only if 1/2 of N sections of the page are required to
be changed based on conditions.

hope i am clear ;-)
-navjot


|-----Original Message-----
|From: Richard Tomlinson [mailto:Richard.Tomlinson@t-mobile.co.uk]
|Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 2:08 PM
|To: navjot.s@net4india.net
|Subject: Re: Tiles - Support for conditional composite
|
|
|Thanks for the reply.
|
|<snip>
|c:choose>
|<c:when test="${param.role == 'user'}>
|	<t:put name="left_panel" value="/jsp/left_user.jsp" type="page"/>
|</c:when>
|<c:when test="${param.role == 'corp'}>
|	<t:put name="left_panel" value="/jsp/left_corp.jsp" type="page"/>
|</c:when>
|</snip>
|
|With this method, I assume that it is not possible therefore to
|use the tiles.xml file to create a tiles definition.  All pages
|must therefore be defined in their own jsp page using the tags
|shown above?   This looks fine for my requirement.
|
|Regards
|Richard Tomlinson
|


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