2008/1/8, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> <definition name="main.layout" path="/mainLayout.jsp">
> </definition>
>
> <definition name="dashboard.layout" extends="main.layout">
> <put name="content" value="/dashboardLayout.jsp"/>
> </definition>
>
> <definition name="tasks.page" extends="dashboard.layout">
> <put name="page_title" value="Tasks" type="string"/>
> <put name="dashboardContent" value="/WEB-INF/jsp/tasks.jsp"/>
> </definition>
You are trying to fill the "dashboardContent" attribute of
"tasks.page" definition, that uses the "mainLayout.jsp" page as a
template, that has no "dashboardContent" attribute, so it is "obvious"
that it does not show up. Tiles 1 (and Tiles 2) do not support
pass-through attributes! (I am trying to support them in Tiles 2 but
this is another story)
So the solution is to create a definition that fills the
"dashboardContent" attribute of "dashboardLayout.jsp" template, and
then it will be included in the "tasks.page" definition.
IOW:
<definition name="inner.page" template="dashboardLayout.jsp">
<put name="dashboardContent" value="/WEB-INF/jsp/tasks.jsp"/>
</definition>
<definition name="tasks.page" extends="dashboard.layout">
<put name="page_title" value="Tasks" type="string"/>
<put name="dashboardContent" value="inner.page"/>
</definition>
HTH
Antonio
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