Tiles is a template Engine that allows Web page configuration (Layout) tags to be separated from content, and a layout management mechanism is proposed.
The most common way to work with pages on a Web page is a table, by setting the table border to 0, you can use it to cut the layout and place the content in it, however, a lot of layout of the label will be mixed with the content (individuals do not like to deal with the label of the table: (), if you want to change the content or layout configuration, it will be a problem.
In the design of the Windows program there is a layout manager (Layout Manager) mechanism, we can choose a layout management mechanism, and then directly in the window container to add components instead of processing layout details, and by the layout manager to deal with the layout of components, if you want to change the layout configuration, If you change the layout manager directly, all components will automatically reconfigure the layout according to the new administrator.
Tiles provides a mechanism similar to the Windows Program layout management, by defining files, you can define the layout, and the content pages that you want to place, the content and layout tags can be separated, you can swap each content page at any time, you can reuse each layout.
Tiles provides a mechanism similar to the Windows Program layout management, by defining files, you can define the layout, and the content pages that you want to place, the content and layout tags can be separated, you can swap each content page at any time, you can reuse each layout.
In struts 1.1, tiles with it, you can start directly from the Struts-blank, which has included tiles necessary files and settings, if you want to set tiles, you must have Commons-beanutils.jar , Commons-logging.jar, Commons-collections.jar, Commons-digester.jar, Struts.jar four files in your Web-inf/lib directory,
In struts 1.1, tiles with it, you can start directly from the Struts-blank, which has included tiles necessary files and settings, if you want to set tiles, you must have Commons-beanutils.jar , Commons-logging.jar, Commons-collections.jar, Commons-digester.jar, Struts.jar four files in your Web-inf/lib directory,
First: and add the following content to the Struts-config.xml:
<plug-in classname= "Org.apache.struts.tiles.TilesPlugin" >
<set-property property= "Definitions-config"
Value= "/web-inf/conf/tiles-defs.xml"/>
<set-property property= "Moduleaware" value= "true"/>
<set-property property= "Definitions-parser-validate" value= "true"/>
</plug-in>
In Struts 1.1, you can hang up on tiles without defining your actionservlet as long as you use plugin. The Tiles-defs.xml in the Definitions-config property is the tiles definition file, Tiles provides a requestprocessor for processing requests, and can perform additional actions forward and include, in Struts-config The default in. xml is to use it:
Code:
<controller
processorclass= "Org.apache.struts.tiles.TilesRequestProcessor"/>
These two positions in the Struts-config.xml, you can refer to the Struts-blank in the setting;
These two positions in the Struts-config.xml, you can refer to the Struts-blank in the setting;
Finally, you want to place the STRUTS-TILES.TLD under WEB-INF/TLD and define it in web.xml so that you can use the tiles tag, for example in Web.xml:
Code:
<taglib>
<taglib-uri>/tags/struts-tiles</taglib-uri>
<taglib-location>/WEB-INF/tld/struts-tiles.tld</taglib-location>
</taglib>
When you're done, you can use the tiles feature, and tiles's definition files can be done using XML or JSP pages, which will be explained later in the topic. There will be time to give you the following topic.
When you're done, you can use the tiles feature, and tiles's definition files can be done using XML or JSP pages, which will be explained later in the topic. There will be time to give you the following topic.
