Hi Udo, thank you for your hint.
Now I have made some java classes to provide the templates. It seems to work for me. Many thanks for all the help :) Regards, Alf Udo Schnurpfeil schrieb: > > Okay, I think I understand what you need. > > > > In Tobago the tx:-library was similar. Take some components and combine > > it to a new one. But because of the disadvantages of Tag-Files we coded > > it with Java-Code :-( > > > > Did you tried running your app with Tomcat 5.5? > > > > There are different solutions. The old solutions doesn't work in new > > Containers with the new JSF spec. > > > > When using Facelets, this will work also with JSF 1.1 and JSF 1.2. > > > > There might be an ugly solution, but I didn't tried it: > > JSP: > > <% request.put("x", "Foo") %> > > <my:tag/> > > <% request.put("x", "Bar") %> > > <my:tag/> > > Tag-File: > > <tc:label value="#{x} /> > > It is ugly, because the parameter x can't be seen and I think it will > > run only with JSF 1.1, but not with JSF 1.2. > > You can't use <% %> in Tag-Files, so you can't nest it. > > > > My suggestions is: Use Facelets when you can. > > > > The good end: The JSF 2.0 Composite Components is the *real* solution > > for that issue :-) > > > > Regards, > > > > Udo > > > > Am 18.03.10 16:17, schrieb Alf Felis: >> >> I will try to discribe what I am going to do... >> >> >> >> For example I will create a sheet (panel, box, etc.) which I can use >> >> in different pages. The sheet content should be filled from different >> >> beans. Some pages should contain the sheet twice with two different >> >> beans containing the data to be displayed. >> >> >> >> How do I solve this problem? >> >> >> >> My approach was using jsp tag files containing the sheet part with<%@ >> >> attribute name=... %>, but apparently this doesn't work. >> >> >> >> Possibly there is a better solution? >> >> >> >> >> >> Best regards, >> >> >> >> Alf -- GMX DSL: Internet, Telefon und Entertainment für nur 19,99 EUR/mtl.! http://portal.gmx.net/de/go/dsl02