I tried to upload a war file that demonstrates the problem that I am having, but it is just too large at 2.25MB and the qmail-send program is rejecting it. I iterated and tried to remove every unnecessary jar that I could and this is the best I could shrink it down to based upon my webapp knowledge. So I have uploaded the file to our ftp site. I would prefer to send the login information directly to you versus publishing it publicly, since I don't have an anonymous ftp site right now. Can you provide a more secure location where I can send you the login information?
I have only tried a snapshot from the beginning of the
month---02Sep2006---and the problem existed in that snapshot and a
snapshot from 12Sep2006 in addition to the snapshot from today. I have
upgraded the tiles-defs.xml file to use the 2.0 DTD with, as you might
expect, no change to the results. I have uploaded the new smaller war
with the new 2.0 DTD to the same live address at:
http://www.lansdaletutoring.com/tilesbug
Thank you very much for the quick response on a Saturday morning no less.
-=> Gregg <=-
Wendy Smoak wrote:
> On 9/23/06, Gregg Leichtman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I noticed that I was using an old DTD in my tiles-defs.xml so I updated
>> it to 1.3 on my home system (not the website version) and this made no
>> difference in terms of the results I'm getting.
>
> There is now a 2.0 DTD, but so far the only change is that it no
> longer supports <component-definitions> and <component-instances> in
> tiles-defs.xml. Go ahead and switch over, though, I'll probably drop
> support for the older DTDs this weekend after I remove a few more
> things. See SB-30 [1].
>
> Can you zip up the project source code and post it?
>
> Content appearing out of order is a problem that comes up when mixing
> JSF and JSP, but I'm not sure what the exact solution is in this case.
>
> You mentioned running into this problem with the latest snapshot. Was
> it working before that? If so, what is the date of a snapshot that
> does not show this problem?
>
> [1] https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/SB-30
>
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