I'm trying to do something with Tiles like this:
<definition name=".mainLayout" page="/tiles/mainLayout.jsp">
<put name="header" value="/tiles/header.jsp">
<put name="footer" value="/tiles/footer.jsp">
<put name="title" value="${title}"/>
<put name="body" value="${body}"/>
</definition><definition name=".nestedLayout" extends=".mainLayout">
<put name="body" value="/tiles/nestedLayout.jsp"/>
<put name="nestedBody" value="${nestedBody}"/>
</definition><definition name=".nested1" extends=".nestedLayout"> <put name="title" value="nested page"/> <put name="nestedBody" value="/tiles/nested1.jsp"/> </definition>
When ".nested1" is displayed, I see the main layout as expected, with the proper title; and nestedLayout.jsp gets included as the body. But inside nestedLayout.jsp, <tiles:get name="nestedBody"/> doesn't work.
I could always do something in mainLayout.jsp like
<tiles:importAttribute/>
<tiles:insert name="body">
// foreach imported attribute {
<tiles:put name="[attr name]" value="[attr value]"/>
// }
</tiles:insert>This works but doesn't feel right. Is there a better way to export attributes or otherwise preserve the current Tiles context through a tiles:insert or tiles:get?
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