On Jul 10, 2006, at 1:18 PM, Mississippi John Hurt wrote:
I have a MainTemplate.jsp with header, body, footer in it. Weird
thing is it
seems that even though I put taglib declaration in my header.jsp,
as in ...
<%@ taglib uri="http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/tags-html";
prefix="html" %>
I still also have to put taglibs declaration in the subBody.jsp or
else my
struts tags like <html> and <bean> don't work! Why is this? Is this
correct? If I have to do this in all my sub.jsp's then why even
use Tiles?
I want to put all my taglibs declaration once, at the header, and
not in
every sub.jsp. Is this the way Tiles works? It renders each sub-jsp
first
then plugs everything in; or it plugs everything in, then renders
it as a
whole single jsp page? Thanks.
It has the same functionality as <jsp:include>. With <jsp:include>
each JSP page is evaluated separately and the output is included in
the output of the "including" page. If you use the @include
directive you are doing something like #includes in C. It merges the
JSP content together before evaluating it.
You can have both. You can @include your taglibs, but I don't really
like this approach. I prefer to just go ahead and explicitly define
taglibs.
Greg
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