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Subject: RE: Tiles Portal
> Hi,
> I am not exactly clear about u r requirement.But we have achieved some
thing
> similar in one of my previous project.We had a protal where employees of
> different companies will be loggin
Hi Jay,
I've not actually done exactly what you're asking, however it would seem to
me quite straightforward to determine the url that was used to access the
site using:
String cURL = request.getParameter("url");
You could then use string extraction techniques to get the portion of the
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Subject: RE: Tiles Portal
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struts-user
Hi,
I am not exactly clear about u r requirement.But we have achieved some thing
similar in one of my previous project.We had a protal where employees of
different companies will be logging in and the information about the company
will be provided in the http header.and we were required to provi
Nathan Coast wrote:
> > > ...
> > >
>
> I've found the code I needed in
> org.apache.struts.tiles.xmlDefinition.XmlParser - I cut the code from here
> as its private - could be a case for making method public? I think I favour
> storing the preferences (definitions) as XML over serializing the
> >
> > Is there a standard way of reversing the Digester code
> (taking an object
> > tree and generating XML) - do we need a regurgitater :)
>
> I don't know about a standard way to revers digester code. Could be
> interesting.
ATM just doing some ugly dom building and generating xml from t
Hi,
See intermixed.
Cedric
Nathan Coast wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to develop a basic portal app using tiles. Each user may have
> selected different components that they want to display in different
> locations. At the moment the I'm thinking of implementing this by
> dynamically
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