For the purpose of the tutorial, we use CompleteAutoloadTilesListener,
which loads all the possible features and therefore requires many
dependencies. Once you get familiar with those features, you can choose
the ones you need and you can build your own configuration. See the
configuration reference here:
http://tiles.apache.org/framework/config-reference.html.
For a minimal set of features, you can replace
CompleteAutoloadTilesListener with SimpleTilesListener. See the
difference here:
http://tiles.apache.org/framework/config-reference.html#Simple_configuration.
For many real world applications though, the minimal set may not be
enough (I myself can seldom do without an expression language and
multiple tiles.xml files).
Hope this helps,
Nick
On 12-08-11 10:15 AM, Andrey Botalov wrote:
I write a very simple Tiles app that doesn't use any features besides
those in http://tiles.apache.org/framework/tutorial/basic/index.html.
You can see stuff relevant to Tiles at https://gist.github.com/3324728
When I try to run it, I become overloaded with NoClassDefFoundErrors.
Many of those are in \lib\optional folder of tiles-3.0.1-bin.zip so I
don't think that I need them (e.g. spring-core, spring-web, ognl,mvel).
Do I need them in my simple Struts app?
