Tiles-def.xml may grow exponentially if html pages are defined in that.
Different JSP pages lead to seperation of concerns
If requirement is to just send a "String or number" "(in second strategy) than you may parameterize Tiles by specifying dynamic attributes. There are tiles custom tages to support parameters.
Yann Lebreton wrote:
Where ever I read on tiles the structure for a main JSP page is given around using 3 pages. 1 for the layout, 1 for insertion, 1 for content.
example of insertion: <tiles:insert definition=".layout.main"> <tiles:put name="body" value="/content/content.jsp" /> </tiles:insert>
Is this a necessity, is it the best convention ? What's preventing to use only 2 pages: 1 for layout, 1 for insertion?
example of 2 page: <tiles:insert definition=".layout.main"> <tiles:put name="body"> here goes <b>whatever</b> body you had in mind... </tiles:put> </tiles:insert>
Thanks for input, Yann
-- Thanks Manish Singla x73166
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