Basically, the template library was not kept around or supported after 1.0 (Jeez, that seems like ages ago ;). Tiles is the preferred approach for what you are asking about.
So, you can tell your client, yes, you are using "templates". They are obviously basing their statements on old (and I mean REALLY old) information.
Hope that helps.
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----- Original Message ----- From: "David Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 10:36 AM
Subject: Template Library? What is it??
Hi there all Please forgive the stupid question, but I'm working with a client who is telling me that I am not using the "template library" in my struts application. The application uses struts and tiles, with all the page definitions stored in a tiles-defs.xml file I thought the Template Library was an alternative to Tiles, not something that worked with tiles. thoughts? Tiles is working super as is... but this question is making me wonder if I missed something...
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