I am using the Spring MVC framework with Apache Tiles 2. I want to be able to have multiple controllers all use the same view (different logic, some basic presentation). I can do that easily. What I w
I\'m working on integrating Tiles 2 with Spring, but have a problem. I have a simple tiles.jsp page. Rendering tiles view produce error: org.apache.tiles.template.NoSuchAttributeException: Attribute \
As we see the Tiles docs said https://tiles.apache.org/framework/tutorial/advanced/wildcard.html We can define a wildcardto accept arbitrary name. But if the name includes \"/\", for example \"c4/logi
I use tiles 2.2.2 with Struts2 2.2.3, since Struts2-Tiles plugin is quite old, its implementation uses many Tiles deprecated API, and I want to try REGEXP wildcard, so I implement my own listener belo
I\'ve been asking myself this question for quite some time and I haven\'t found a nice solution for this on the web.
I have the following tiles-def.xml: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?> <!DOCTYPE tiles-definitions PUBLIC
I\'m overlooking something and I hope someone can provide me with a resource on this. I am utilizing spring 2.5.6 in my application with Tiles 2.2.2.
I\'m building the web application with Spring 3 and Tiles 2.2. I\'ve put following layout definition:
I\'m using ControllerClassNameHandlerMapping to avoid explicitly mapping URLs to controllers, and so far it works fine. I have a link in index.jsp to welcome.html, which is properly mapped to welcomeC
I am newbee to struts2 and tiles2, I am having an application where i m using struts2 as mvc framework and tiles2 as a view component.
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