Hmmm... I will explore more deeply, but the three tiles I was trying to include were really just raw HTML. No real .JSP code whatsoever. Also, don't all tags that care about body content have to implement BodyTag? Like <tiles:put>?
Thanks David ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cedric Dumoulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 4:05 AM Subject: Re: Tiles: using tileContent inside another tile > > Hi David, > > Tiles --CAN-- be nested. > > I sometime have error like yours when there is an exception in an inserted > jsp. > A common way to debug such problem is to test separately each inserted Tile. > Also, this error can be throw if you try to insert Tiles inside <iterator> > tag, or inside body of any tag implementing 'BodyTag' (jsp1.1 limitation). > Fortunately, I think that only the <iterator> tag implements 'BodyTag' in > Struts. > > Cedric > > David Corbin wrote: > > > I'm using the tiles library, and I've been quite happy with up 'till now. > > > > The following example is simplified-- > > > > I have a a template, standardPage.jsp which consists of standard header and > > footer HTML, and expects a tile named body. It uses <tiles:getAsString > > name="body">. Works great, an lets me deifne pages like this: > > > > <tiles:insert tempate="standardPage.jsp"> > > <tiles:put name="body> content here </tiles:put> > > </tiles:insert> > > > > Like a charm. > > > > Now, I find myself trying to do a page that is built by including a few > > other pages, and no matter how I go out about, I'm getting an exception > > > > Can't insert page '/WEB-INF/include/portal/identity.jsp' : Illegal to flush > > within a custom tag java.io.IOException: Illegal to flush within a custom > > tag. > > > > This seems to indicate that you can't nest tiles. Is this correct? > > > > David > > >
