It works with Struts, which would provide the controller, and internationalization,
and the ability create interactive pages is needed.
I believe 'Struts in Action Book' has a chapter on it's use.
-Rob
Gary Kephart wrote:
I have a web site at http://www.pobox.com/~encyclopaedia_wot. It contains 100's of pages of HTML of mostly text. I'd like to migrate this to JSPs and use Templates/Tiles because: 1) I want to better standardize the layout 2) I want the content writer to not have to worry about anything but content (by having them write only the xx_content.jsp files)
I also want to internationalize it. I've already had requests for Spanish and Hebrew versions. However, putting the text into one or more property files seems like a Really Bad Idea. So is having hundreds of definition files. What I'd like to do is have something like this: 1) a template that has a 'content' parameter 2) an index.jsp which uses the template and specifies 'index_content.jsp' as 'content' 3) have template:get search for 'index_content_en_us.jsp', then 'index_content_en.jsp' then 'index_content.jsp'.
Aside from writing my own version of template:get (which I can), is there a better, existing way of doing this?
TIA, Gary Gary Kephart | New Century Mortgage
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