Hello Cedric,
Thank you, the solution there is.
Wednesday, June 20, 2001, 1:26:13 PM, you wrote:
CD> What you would like to do is to be able to use template "parameters"
CD> in logic tags.
CD> I have another solution to this problem : add a tag importing template
CD> "parameter/attribute" in jsp scope (page, request, ...), as a bean.
CD> Like this, you can use logic tag with the imported bean (which in
CD> reality is a simple String).
CD> <!-- import template attribute in the specified scope -->
CD> <template:importAttribute name="chapter" scope="page" />
CD> <!-- Do what you want with the bean -->
CD> <logic:present name="chapter">
CD> ...
CD> </logic:present>
CD> Advantages of this approach :
CD> * No need to modify existing logic tags
CD> * No template stuff in struts core library : Struts and templates
CD> still well separated
CD> * Imported bean value can be used in any others tags accepting a bean
CD> This proposed solution already exist in Components / Extended Templates.
CD> So, you can test it immediately ...
CD> Cedric
CD> Components sites :
CD> http://www.lifl.fr/~dumoulin/components/
CD> (mirror) : http://www.geocities.com/cedricdumoulin/components/
CD> Oleg V Alexeev wrote:
>> Hello struts-dev,
>>
>> Now I use next scheme to pass parameters to the template page -
>>
>> --------------- page ------------
>> <template:insert template="layout/main.jsp?chapter=news">
>> </template:insert>
>> ---------------------------------
>>
>> and check parameter 'chapter' in template.
>> -------------- template ---------
>> <logic:present parameter="chapter">
>> ...
>> </logic:present>
>> ---------------------------------
>>
>> But I think that this approach is not so flexible because of direct
>> query string editing. For my mind constructions listed below is more
>> preferable -
>>
>> --------------- page ------------
>> <template:insert template="layout/main.jsp">
>> <template:put name="chapter" content="news" direct="true"/>
>> </template:insert>
>> ---------------------------------
>>
>> -------------- template ---------
>> <logic:present template="chapter">
>> <bean:define id="chapter" template="chapter"/>
>> ....
>> </logic:present>
>> ---------------------------------
>>
>> How about it?
>>
>> --
>> Best regards,
>> Oleg mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Best regards,
Oleg mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
