Hello,
The example provided in Tiles save the user preferences in a bean in
the user context (session context). The example doesn't save this bean
in a real persistent storage. This can be done anyway you want: in a
database, in a serialized object, in a cookie ...
Cedric
Heligon Sandra wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm new to tiles and I read that tiles features allow
>to customize the web application view based on such things
>as internationalisation or user preferences.
>I thought that the customisation of the JSP pages with user preferences
>will be done on the client side.
>This work will be done on the server-side with Tiles, isn't?
>It requires that the server knows the user preferences.
>I thought that user preferences will be saved as cookies.
>How does it work with Tiles ?
>I have to customize my web application interface with user preferences,
>so if someone has an example I am very interested.
>
>Thanks a lot in advance.
>
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